1. Integration of Curative and Preventive Services for Strengthening Nutritional Outcome of Infants and Young Children
CITED BY WHO EMRO
Historical Journal: MedRead Journal of Pediatrics (2020-2021)
Legacy Path: /journals/medread-journal-of-pediatrics/fulltext/integration-of-curative-and-preventive-services-for-strengthening-nutritional-outcome-of-infants-and-young-children
External Citation Source: World Health Organization Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean (emro.who.int)
2026 Methodological & Clinical Appraisal: This monograph examined why siloed primary care (separating acute sick-child outpatient visits from preventive infant and young child feeding [IYCF] counseling) misses critical windows to prevent stunting and wasting in the first 1,000 days of life. In alignment with the 2023 WHO Guideline for Complementary Feeding of Infants and Young Children 6-23 Months and Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI), embedding breastfeeding support, micronutrient supplementation, and growth velocity tracking directly into routine curative pediatric visits reduces moderate-to-severe malnutrition relapse.
2. Peri-Urbanization and Noise Exposure: A Strategic Study in Quetta, Pakistan & Mathematical Graph Labeling
CITED BY HW.AC.UK & SCIRP
Historical Journals: MedRead Journal of Environmental Science & MedRead Journal of Food Science (2020)
Legacy PDF Paths: /uploads/article_pdf/9/scientific_9_946_20032020075144.pdf and /uploads/article_pdf/90/scientific_90_959_13042020124654.pdf
External Citation Sources: Heriot-Watt University Research Portal (hw.ac.uk) · Scientific Research Publishing (scirp.org)
2026 Methodological & Clinical Appraisal: Documented acoustic pollution levels (72-86 dB daytime, >60 dB nighttime) across unregulated peri-urban transit zones in Quetta (Zia MA et al., 2020), alongside discrete mathematical graph-labeling algorithms (scientific_9_946). Full acoustic dose-response update is maintained in our dedicated monograph.
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3. Hypothesis and Practices to Avoid Polypharmacy in Family Medicine (GFM-1001)
CITED BY AUCTORES
Historical Journal: MedRead Journal of Family Medicine (2020)
Legacy Paths: /home/images/PDF/gfm/gfm-1001.pdf and /journals/medread-journal-of-family-medicine/fulltext/hypothesis-and-practices-to-avoid-polypharmacy-in-family-medicine
External Citation Source: Auctores Open Access (auctoresonline.org)
2026 Methodological & Clinical Appraisal: Analyzed inappropriate polypharmacy (>=5 concurrent chronic medications) in older primary care patients, where prescribing cascades (prescribing a second drug to treat the unrecognized adverse effect of a first drug, such as a loop diuretic for amlodipine-induced ankle edema) drive falls, delirium, and acute kidney injury. Modern evidence-based deprescribing utilizes the AGS Beers Criteria (2023) and STOPP/START v3 criteria to systematically audit each medication's time-to-benefit against patient life expectancy.
4. Preserved 2020 Full-Text PDF Archive Series (/uploads/article_pdf/*)
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Historical Repository: 19 archived PDF manuscripts across folders /1/, /8/, /9/, /14/, /15/, /16/, /23/, /24/, and /90/.
Notable Preserved Studies:
· Cognitive Impairment in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in North-Central Nigeria (Family Medicine)
· Necrotizing Enterocolitis: Pathogenesis, Prevention and Management (Gastroenterology)
· Neonatal Cerebral Sinovenous Thrombosis: Case Report & Review (Pediatrics)
· Impact of a Pediatric Antimicrobial Stewardship Program (Pharmaceutical Sciences)
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