Scholarena Journal of Cardiology (SAJC) is a multidisciplinary peer reviewed journal which covers different aspects in the study of cardiology and its related fields, especially current research, new concepts, novel methods, new therapeutic agents, and approaches for early detection and prevention of cardiac disorders and reporting new methods on basic and advanced clinical aspects of cardiology research.
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Evaluation of Nutritive Value, Functional Properties and Amino Acid Profile of Cnidoscolus Aconitifolius Leaf Protein Concentrates
Green vegetables have been recognized as a reliable source of nutrients due to their ability to provide adequate amounts
of vitamins, proteins and minerals. They also served as traditional medicines for alleviating infectious and non-infectious
d...
Analyzing Optical Properties of Natural Fluorite Crystals: A Comprehensive Investigation
Fluorite, a primary fluorine mineral, plays a crucial role in various chemical and manufacturing processes. In this study fo
cuses on the structural and optical characteristics of four natural fluorite crystals from the Era mine and Komsheche deposi...
Anchote Yield Response to Blended (NPSB) and Farmyard Manure Fertilization in Southwest Ethiopia
In order to assess how anchote (Desta 01) responded to different dosages of NPSB fertilizer and farmyard manure (FYM), a
field experiment was carried out in Jimma, southwest Ethiopia. A randomized complete block design (RCBD) with three re
plicat...
Eco-Friendly Paving Tiles from Recycled Plastic for Sustainable Building Applications
This study investigates the feasibility of using plastic waste as a partial or full replacement for cement in the production of
paver blocks. e primary objective is to reduce both the cost and environmental impact associated with traditional con
c...
Assessment of Heavy Metals Concentration in the Juice Extracts of Orange Fruits Sold Along Roadsides in Effurun and Warri Metropolis
Heavy metals contamination in the environment is a great concern in environmental studies. This is based on the fact that
heavy metals can mobilize from the environment to the human body system, bioaccumulate and pose adverse impacts on
human he...
Epidemiological Profile and Risk Factors of Infantile Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis: A 10-Year Retrospective Study in Iran with Global Comparisons
Background: Infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis (IHPS) remains the most frequent cause of gastric outlet obstruction in
infants. Despite considerable research in Western countries, epidemiological data from the Middle East, particularly Iran,
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