Publications by authors named "M Alilou"

Drug resistance presents a significant challenge in cancer therapy, which has led to intensive research in resistance mechanisms and new therapeutic strategies. In chronic myeloid leukemia (CML), the introduction of Imatinib, the first tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKI), drastically changed the outcome for patients. However, complete remission still cannot be achieved in a large number of patients in the long term.

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Direct oral anticoagulant use has increased significantly over the last decade. Their perioperative management is always challenging for the anesthesiologist. Interventional radiology offers an interesting alternative nowadays, especially in emergencies.

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Article Synopsis
  • - Anesthesiology has evolved significantly through advancements in technology and pharmacology, enhancing patient outcomes and enabling complex surgeries, but it still faces challenges and risks for both patients and healthcare professionals.
  • - The specialty is particularly challenged in low and middle-income countries, where collaborative actions and initiatives are essential to improve safety and access to anesthesia.
  • - Emerging technologies like simulation, genomics, artificial intelligence, and robotics offer potential solutions for enhancing patient safety in anesthesiology, but require careful ethical oversight and reliable research to maximize their benefits.
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Trichoderma atroviride is a mycoparasitic fungus with antagonistic activity against fungal pathogens and is used as a pathogen control agent alternative to synthetic fungicides. Sensing nutrient availability in the environment and adjusting metabolism for optimal growth, development and reproduction is essential for adaptability and is relevant to its mycoparasitic activity. During mycoparasitism, secondary metabolites are produced to weaken the fungal prey and support the attack.

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Purpose: Intellectual disability is one of the neurodevelopmental disorders. Studies indicated that depression and anxiety are the most prevalent emotional problems among the people with intellectual disability. The aim of this study was to investigate the utility of behavioral activation therapy in addressing emotional problems of two depressed students with borderline intellectual disability.

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