Publications by authors named "Mohammad Jaffar Sadiq Mantargi"

Rosiridin is a monoterpene with outstanding monoamine inhibitory activity that is useful to treat depressive episodes and rapid-onset dementia. The current investigation aims to evaluate the neurologically protective impact of rosiridin, which opposes aluminum chloride (AlCl) and causes memory dysfunction in rats. Memory impairment was developed in Wistar rats by administering AlCl (100 mg/kg p.

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Background: Globally, many women express the desire to avoid immediate pregnancy for 24 months postdelivery, and only forty percent use contraceptives during this period. There is an enormous demand for postpartum family planning, particularly in developing countries with low- or middle-income grades. Postpartum intrauterine devices such as long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) are among the most effective methods of family planning in the immediate postpartum period, yet their effectiveness is hindered because of a lack of availability and training.

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Background: The COVID-19 pandemic had an enormous impact on people's quality of life worldwide. Appropriate use of facemasks is an important checkpoint in containing the spread of infection, which was believed to provide the desired level of protection and preserve the community. Given the relative novelty of facemask use in the general population, it is imperative to prioritize the promotion of appropriate facemask utilization and identify factors that may contribute to poor adherence.

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  • Women living with HIV in rural western Uganda are at a higher risk for cervical cancer, yet the prevalence of cervical cancer screening (CCS) among these women is only 39.1%.
  • The study identified several factors that increase the likelihood of CCS, such as having a post-secondary education, being HIV-positive for four or more years, having multiple children, and attending antenatal and post-natal care.
  • Health belief factors, like perceived risk and worry about developing cervical cancer, significantly influenced adherence to screening practices among the participants.
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Measuring patient safety culture in the community pharmacy can help with identifying areas for development. The current study is a descriptive, cross-sectional, electronic survey conducted among pharmacists working in community pharmacies located in the southern region of Saudi Arabia. The community pharmacy version of the "Pharmacy Survey on Patient Safety Culture" (PSOPSC) was used to collect data.

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