Dataset of shallow sub-surface soil moisture and soil temperature at various distances from downed trees and logs in a forest after wildfire in Central Italy.

In a conifer forest in Central Italy burnt by wildfire in 2017, shallow sub-surface (topmost 5 cm) soil temperature and soil moisture (% volumetric water content) were measured during summer 2022. Various distances from downed trees (natural barriers) and log erosion barriers (artificial barriers) were sampled. Additional data on the hour of sampling, barriers characteristics, and barriers location were collected.

Early Detection Screening of Cognitive Decline in Patients Over 60 Years: ELDERCARE Study.

Background: Dementia is the fourth leading cause of death in people >  65 years old in western countries.

Objective: This cross-sectional assisted survey aimed to evaluate a multidisciplinary team approach of specialists of the Associazione Geriatri Extraospedalieri a favore di Anziani Svantaggiati and pharmacists to facilitate progress in the early identification and management of cognitive decline in patients >  60 years.

Methods: A multidisciplinary team conducted this cross-sectional assisted survey.

Revegetation through seeding or planting: A worldwide systematic map.

Roughly 2 billion ha of land are degraded and in need of ecological restoration worldwide. Active restoration frequently involves revegetation, which leads to the dilemma of whether to conduct direct seeding or to plant nursery-grown seedlings. The choice of revegetation method can regulate plant survival and performance, with economic implications that ultimately feed back to our capacity to conduct restoration.

Effectiveness on urinary symptoms and erectile function of Prostamev Plus® vs only extract Serenoa repens.

Prostatic inflammation is widespread in the male population. Two groups of 50 patients each with symptoms of prostatic inflammation and ecocolorDoppler indicative of prostatitis were identified. Both groups were further subdivided into two subgroups (respectively A1, A2, B1, and B2).

Nonoperative management of adult flatfoot deformities.

Managing those with adult flatfoot deformities can be quite challenging, and the methods and devices used are wide-ranging based on the experience of the managing physician and the experience of the provider of the orthotic devices. A thorough biomechanical assessment is paramount to provide the most successful treatment due to the wide range of pathologic abnormalities and pathomechanics that lead to this painful disorder. Taking away pain while improving function for any patient is a rewarding aspect of clinical foot care, and the information covered in this article should arm the practitioner, or surgeon, with viable alternatives to surgical management.