Publications by authors named "A Haddar"
Background: Infection prevention measures are crucial to prevent contamination among frontline healthcare workers (FL-HCWs) and non-frontline healthcare workers (NFL-HCWs). However, these measures can lead to skin lesions, potentially affecting their quality of life.
Objectives: Determine the prevalence of skin lesions caused by infection prevention measures and assess the impact of skin lesions on the quality of life.
The objective of this study was to explore how watermelon rinds (WMRs) and their derivatives, specifically water-soluble polysaccharides (WMRPs) and hemicellulose (WMRH), as sources of dietary fiber, could enhance the quality of wheat bread. The extraction process yielded 34.4% for WMRP and 8.
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- The study aims to identify key factors affecting the success of returning to work (RTW) after occupational injuries among Tunisian workers.
- It involved a survey of 199 injured workers, revealing that 39.7% struggled with RTW, with low social support and higher biomechanical exposure being critical issues.
- The findings highlight that inadequate social support at work is the most significant risk factor for unsuccessful RTW, alongside factors like job repetitiveness and the physical effort required.
Lipopeptides are diverse metabolites produced by various bacterial and fungal genera. They are known for their antimicrobial and surfactant activities with diverse environmental, pharmaceutical, and also agronomic applications as biocontrol agents. In this study, a PCR was used to confirm the presence of NRPS genes in Bacillus mojavensis I4.
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