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AGENDA Wednesday, Dec 07, 2022 Conference Hall: Banquet Hall Registrations & Souvenir Distribution | 08:30 - 08:45 Opening Ceremony | 08:45 - 09:00 Keynote Forum 09:00 - 09:45 Title: Daily healthy lifestyle that protects children, teenagers, adults from communicable and noncommunicable diseases Basima Abbas Hajj | Triple M (3M) Projects | Canada 09:45 - 10:30 Title: Management for Stress Incontinence in the era of Mesh litigations: Have we got an answer? Hosam Elhalwagy | East Sussex Healthcare Trust | UK Networking & Refreshments Break: 10:30 - 11:00 @ Foyer 11:00 - 11:45 Title: A review of the effectiveness of fever tent setup in COVID-19 pandemic from a Radiology perspective Manful Chan Man Fung | National University Health System | Singapore 11:45 - 12:30 Title: Different perspective towards Cancer care: The holistic philosophy of Traditional Chinese Medicine and conflicts with modern medicine Tsai Ju Chien | Institute of Traditional Medicine | Taiwan Lunch Break: 12:30 - 13:30 @ Red Daimond Restaurant HEALTH, LIFESTYLE DISEASES AND CANCER THERAPY International Conference on December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

Session: Genomics in Healthcare | Women's Health | Cancer Therapy and Research | Modern Lifestyle & Obesity Session Chair: Hosam Elhalwagy | East Sussex Healthcare Trust | UK 13:30 - 13:55 Title: Transcendental meditation to address heart disease and health disparities in BIPOC communities Yolanda Lewis-Ragland | National Collaborative for Health Equity | USA 13:55 - 14:20 Title: Healthy lifestyle for all to prevent lifestyle diseases Basima Abbas Hajj | Triple M (3M) Projects | Canada 14:20 - 14:45 Title: Novel indel mutation in the N gene of SARS-CoV-2 clinical samples that were diagnosed positive in a commercial RT-PCR assay Yun-tae Kim | Seoul Clinical Laboratories | South Korea 14:45 - 15:10 Title: Women's preferences and acceptance for different drug delivery routes and products Rita Palmeira de Oliveira | University of Beira Interior | Portugal 15:10 - 15:35 Title: Vaccine timing and spacing, what lies beneath? Abdou Diab | University of Alexandria | Egypt 15:35 - 16:00 Title: Androgen receptor expression in Triple Negative and Non-Triple Negative and its relation to clinical, Pathological and ethnical features Jamal Zidan | Bar-Ilan University | Israel Poster Presentation PP01 Title: A review of the effectiveness of fever tent setup in COVID-19 pandemic from a Radiology perspective Manful Chan Man Fung | National University Health System | Singapore Networking & Refreshments Break 16:00 - 16:30 @ Foyer Virtual Presentations Keynote Forum 16:30 - 17:00 Title: Craniofacial Sleep Medicine: The important role of dental providers in detecting and treating sleep disordered breathing in children Tammarie Heit | Avalon Dental | Canada 17:00 - 17:30 Title: Complete chloroplast genomes of two medicinal Swertia species: The comparative evolutionary analysis of Swertia genus in the Gentianaceae family Qing Du | Institute of Medicinal Plant Development | China

17:30 - 18:00 Title: Integrated approach in the management of Bronchial Asthma: A retrospective analysis Ajay Shanke | Bhaktivedanta Hospital and Research Institute | India Session on: Medical Devices | Breast Cancer | Diganosis and Treatment of Cancer | Public Healthcare Session Chair: Tammarie Heit | Avalon Dental | Canada 18:00 - 18:20 Title: Extensive tumour profiling in primary neuroendocrine Breast Cancer cases as a role model for personalized treatment in rare and aggressive cancer types Dörthe Schaffrin-Nabe | Praxis für Hämatologie und Onkologie | Germany 18:20 - 18:40 Title: Theory and practice of building a healing garden based on relieving anxiety Zhang Guanhao | Shanghai Jiao Tong University | China 18:40 - 19:00 Title: Noscapine as an apropos medicament in alleviating symptomatic features in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome in RU486 induced experimental model of Wistar Rats Anjali P | University of Delhi | India 19:00 - 19:20 Title: Evaluation of health promotion intervention on lifestyle predictors of ageing and biological age of Nigerian adults Abiodun Bamidele Adelowo | Texila American University | Guyana 19:20 - 19:40 Title: Level of preparedness for COVID-19 and its associated factors among frontline healthcare providers in South Gondar public hospitals, northwest Ethiopia, 2020: a multicenter cross-sectional study Ermias Sisay Chanie | Deber Tabor University | Ethiopia Virtual Poster Presentation PP02 Title: Validation of the EORTC QLQ-CR29 questionnaire module to assess healthrelated quality of life in patients with Cancer Kuantkan Zh | Center of Nuclear Medicine and Oncology | Kazakhstan Panel Discussion Certificates and Award Presentations Thanks Giving & Closing Ceremony

Page 6 Health 2022 Upcoming Conference 6th International Conference on Health Care and Health Management November 02-04, 2023 | Amsterdam, Netherlands 5th Annual Summit on Women Health and Management December 07-09, 2023 | Dubai, UAE CPD Accredited 20th International Conference on Cancer and Cancer Therapy December 07-09, 2023 | Madrid, Spain

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allied academies Page 8 Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE Basima Abbas Hajj, Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Statement of the problem: How to live a daily healthy lifestyle that protects from communicable and noncommunicable diseases? To know the answer: Visit Triple M (3M) project published free at the web, Google play and app store and collect your gift and enjoy practicing how to live a daily healthy lifestyle in harmony with nature, pleasing your immune system, satisfying your nutrition requirements beginning from sunrise to good night with enough sleep blessed by the moon light. TRIPLE M (3M) is a smart health and nutrition awareness project. It is an abbreviation for Mood, Meals and Movement. It aims to inform and train individuals at various ages the competency of planning Mood, Meals and Movement as Healthy Lifestyle. TRIPLE M (3M) project is patent. It was launched as "Advocacy" through The World Health Organization WHO - EMRO during a reginal workshop for 22 countries from East Mediterranean region. It provides ten tools called "TRIPLE M (3M) planning interactive boards" designed to show the daily nutrition requirements of individuals from 9 years old to more than 51 years according to the international standards based on age, gender and physical activity. Thus, for the first time in history, "ABC of Nutrition Science" was converted into "ART", where the daily nutrition requirements of the individuals were painted in a board with colored cups and spoons. The website will be constantly updated with food from a >[email protected]

allied academies Page 10 Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE Hosam Elhalwagy, Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Introduction and hypothesis: Stress urinary incontinence prevalence range between 10-40% (1). The use of midurethral tapes has come under great scrutiny recently in relation to mesh complications. The nice advises that alternative options should be given to the patients i.e Urethral Bulking Agents (UBA) and Pubovaginal Slings (AFS) Material and Methods: This is a retrospective analysis of the outcome of the Outpatient periurthral Bulkamid treatment and pubovaginal sling for stress incontinence. Of 360 ladies with SUI or SUI predominant MUI with an average age of 67, BMI 31, Parity 2, 300 ladies had Bulkamid injection and 60 patients treated with AFS. Of those ladies, 19% were secondary stress incontinence (post TVT and after Bulkamid). Follow up was conducted at 1 and 2 years after Bulkamid injection and at 1 year for the AFS. The primary outcome was effectiveness in reducing urinary leakage episodes as measured by the daily number of incontinence episodes and change from Baseline ICIQUI & ICIQ-QOL scores. Secondary outcomes were patient satisfaction and complications at 1-year follow up. Results: In the Bulkamid group, there is statistically significant improvements for the domains: Incontinence, impact on quality of life and incontinence episodes (p[email protected] Received date: 20-09-2022 | Accepted date: 21-09-2022 | Published date: 12-12-2022

Page 29 allied academies Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE Zhang Guanhao et al., Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Theory and practice of building a healing garden based on relieving anxiety Zhang Guanhao, Yao Lei, Li Yuhong Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China With rapid development of China's economy and society, people in many industries are facing great mental stress. Continuous mental stress not only brings mental, sleep and eating disorders, but also aggravates those who already have underlying diseases. The number of such people in China has been rising, and traditional medical means cannot solve these symptoms effectively, so people are looking forward to a natural lifestyle that is close to meditation, soothing, and easy to use to solve the dilemma. The Aromatic Plant Research and Development Center of Shanghai Jiao Tong University has been engaged in the aromatic plant fragrance substances extraction and analysis, the health effects of essential oils and the research of healing gardens for more than 20 years. We found that if we used specific aromatic plants in a healing garden, the fragrance substances to fight anxiety and lower blood pressure will be more effective than the essential oils themselves. The center has built healing gardens for blood pressure or anxiety in the past, and has measured different physiological indicators such as blood pressure and thermal infrared rays on volunteers, all showing significant results. Based on this, our team has designed and built an anxiety-relieving healing garden in Jinshan District, Shanghai. We combined the healing effect of specific fragrance substances of aromatic plants such as Jade hairpin, mug wort, motherwort with hardscape through this case. We set up a series of contents such as entrance buffer zone, catharsis zone, water listening and fish watching zone, climbing view zone, confession zone, meditation zone, and sunset viewing zone to realize the combination of smell, vision, and garden behavior, and gradually release anxiety in stages to achieve healing effect. Unlike the previous case, this time we set up a "confession area". Psychologists Pennebaker and Larson found through their research that confession is an indispensable method to relieve anxiety. We therefore designed a special area in the project for visitors to talk to each other, and also designed different levels of "talking" to promote the improvement of visitors' emotions to the greatest extent. Biography Zhang Guanhao is a postgraduate student in the Master in Landscape Architecture program, Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Design. Under the guidance of Aromatic Plant Research and Development Center of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, he has participated in the design of an anxiety-relieving healing garden in Jinshan District, Shanghai, especially focusing on the planning and design of the confession area, as well as the measurement and >[email protected] Received date: 22-07-2022 | Accepted date: 23-07-2022 | Published date: 20-12-2022

Page 30 allied academies Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE Anjali P, Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Noscapine as an apropos medicament in alleviating symptomatic features in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome in RU486 induced experimental model of Wistar Rats Anjali P University of Delhi, India Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a metabolic and complicated endocrine disorder seen in 5 to 15% of premenopausal women. Currently, one in five ~ 20% Indian women suffer from PCOS. It is characterized by hyperandrogenism, chronic anovulation, hirsutism and insulin resistance. Though the underlying cause in its pathophysiology is still not clear, but the derangement of the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis could be the significant aspect in its manifestation. In this study, female Wistar rats (200±10 g bwt), exhibiting regular estrous cycle received an oral dose of RU486 [20 mg/kg/day] for 13 consecutive days for establishing the PCOS induced conditions. Biochemical, histomorphometrical and apoptotic changes were observed in pre and post noscapine treated PCOS induced rats and checked for its credence. Further radiolabeling studies were performed with 99m Technetium labed noscapine which gave us an insight in localization of noscapine in ovarian and brain tissue of rats and bringing about its action probably via hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis. It can be concluded that the RU486 model is appropriate for understanding the ovarian and metabolic features of human PCOS and noscapine has a potential to act as a therapeutic medicament for amelioration of PCOS induced condition. Recent Publications 1. Anjali Priyadarshani, Vanshika Madan, Labani, Perumal Jayaraj. October 2022 Veritable evaluation and inspection of PCOS and its apropos medicaments. Indian Journal of Biochemistry & Biophysics Vol. 59, November 2022, pp. 1039-1047 2. Riya Dahiya, Puneet, Sunil Kumar Dhiman and Anjali Priyadarshani. October 2022 A Comprehensive Review on Potential and Prospects of Traditional Medicinal Plants for management of Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19 Vantage: Journal of Thematic Analysis ISSN: 2582-7391 October 2022, Volume 3 Issue 2 3. Singh D, Dhiman SK, Kumar V, Babu R, Shree K, Priyadarshani A, Singh A, Shakya L, Nautiyal A, Saluja S. Crop Residue Burning and Its Relationship between Health, Agriculture Value Addition, and Regional Finance. Atmosphere. 2022; 13(9):1405. Biography Anjali P has completed her PhD from Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Centre for Biomedical Research, University of Delhi, INDIA (2003-2008). She is currently Associate Professor in Department of Zoology, Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi, INDIA and has teaching experience of 20 years. She has served as Convener of many societies in her University; Fine Arts and Photography, ECO CLUB, Gender Sensitization and associated with many other societies working for underprivileged. She secured position in Top 20% in Life Sciences twice All over India in Prestigious Council of Scientific and Industrial Research Fellowship (2002). Participated in many International and National Conferences and awarded certificate of excellence for Best Oral Presentation Award and Best Poster presentation awards for her work. Organized more than 50 Workshops related to Environment, Health and Science. He has over 10 publications in International and National Journals and few Book Chapters to her credit. e: [email protected] Received date: 08-08-2022 | Accepted date:19-08-2022 | Published date:20-12-2022

Page 31 allied academies Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE Abiodun Bamidele Adelowo, Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Evaluation of health promotion intervention on lifestyle predictors of ageing and biological age of Nigerian adults Abiodun Bamidele Adelowo Texila American University, Guyana Statement of the Problem: Although ageing is not a disease, it often increases the risk of developing many chronic diseases (such as cardiovascular diseases) and some infectious diseases (such as COVID-19). Studies have demonstrated that some lifestyle practices have the potential to either accelerate or slow down the ageing process. Mitigating these lifestyle predictors of ageing may be vital in the global efforts to achieve healthy life expectancy. However, such a prospect has not been fully explored in Sub-Saharan Africa. The purpose of the study was to evaluate the effects of a health promotion intervention program on selected lifestyle predictors of ageing and the estimated biological age of Nigerian adults. Methodology and theoretical orientation : A pretestposttest experimental research design with control was used to conduct a 14-week health promotion intervention on 82 Nigerian adults. The Free Radical Theory and Health Belief Model were used to focus the intervention on lifestyle modification. The statistics were analyzed at a 0.05 level of significance. Findings: The intervention significantly improved the mean difference scores of the intervention groups’ diet quality (2.86, 95% CI: 9.44–10.16) after 6 weeks, which was sustained after 14 weeks (2.43, 95% CI: 9.03–9.62); physical activity after 6 weeks (0.39, 95% CI:1.71–2.01) and after14 weeks (0.28, 95% CI:1.456–1.70); sleep quality after 6 weeks (-2.07, 95% CI:3.60–4.13) and after 14 weeks (-1.60, 95% CI:4.07–4.60); stress perception after 6 weeks (-2.86, 95% CI: 2.97–3.76) and after 14 weeks (-2.17, 95% CI:3.67–4.44); and social connectedness after 6 weeks (2.05, 95% CI:16.95– 17.70) and after 14 weeks (2.38, 95% CI: 17.21–18.16). The intervention also significantly reduced the mean difference in the estimated biological age of the intervention group after 6 weeks (-2.97, 95% CI: 42.48–43.30) and after 14 weeks (-2.14, 95% CI:43.38–44.10). Conclusion and Significance: The health promotion intervention program was effective in positively modifying the selected lifestyle predictors of ageing and in reducing the estimated biological age of Nigerian adults. To increase the possibility of healthy ageing among the citizen, such programs should be replicated in different cluster of the country. Recent Publications 1. Garrido A, Cruces J, Ceprián N, Vara E, and de la Fuente M. Oxidative-Inflammatory Stress in Immune Cells from Adult Mice with Premature Aging. Int. J. Mol. Sci. 2019; 20: 769. https:// doi:10.3390/ijms20030769. 2. Södergren M. Lifestyle predictors of healthy ageing in men. Maturitas. 2013; 75(2): 113-7. https://DOI:10.1016/j. maturitas.2013.02.011. Biography Abiodun Bamidele Adelowo is an International Board-Certified Lifestyle Medicine Physician, a UK-certified Occupational Health and Safety practitioner, and a Public Health Specialist. He has more than 16 years of experience in the fields of Public Health Promotion and Lifestyle Medicine. His interest and work center around the prevention, control, and sometimes reversal of chronic noncommunicable diseases and in achieving healthy ageing using evidence-based lifestyle interventions. Aside from his medical degree, he holds a Master’s in Public Health, and a Ph.D. in Health Education. Abiodun Bamidele Adelowo is presently running another Ph.D. in Public Health with the Texila American University, Guyana. He is a Fellow of the African Institute of Public Health, and presently the Research Secretary of the Society of Lifestyle Medicine of Nigeria. He has published several articles in many international journals. He is presently an Occupational Health Physician and Workplace Health Promotion coordinator in the Presidential Villa, State House Abuja, Nigeria. e: [email protected] Received date: 22-07-2022 | Accepted date: 23-07-2022 | Published date: 20-12-2022

Page 32 allied academies Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE Ermias Sisay Chanie, Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Level of preparedness for COVID-19 and its associated factors among Frontline Healthcare Providers in South Gondar Public Hospitals, Northwest Ethiopia, 2020: A Multicenter Cross- Sectional Study Ermias Sisay Chanie Deber Tabor University, Ethiopia Introduction: Although the efforts at global and national levels have attempted to decrease the COVID-19 pandemic, the low level of preparedness among healthcare providers is a challenge mainly in developing countries. Hence, this study is aimed at assessing the Level of preparedness for COVID-19 and its associated factors among frontline healthcare providers in South Gondar Public hospitals, northwest Ethiopia. Methods and materials: A hospital-based cross-sectional study was conducted among 207 selected healthcare providers who were working in South Gondar Public Hospital from July 08 to August 29, 2020. A pretested structured questionnaire was used to collect >[email protected] Received Date: 23-11-2022 | Accepted Date: 26-11-2022 | Published Date: 20-12-2022

Page 33 Health 2022 Upcoming Conference 6th International Conference on Health Care and Health Management November 02-04, 2023 | Amsterdam, Netherlands 5th Annual Summit on Women Health and Management December 07-09, 2023 | Dubai, UAE CPD Accredited 20th International Conference on Cancer and Cancer Therapy December 07-09, 2023 | Madrid, Spain

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allied academies Page 35 Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE A review of the effectiveness of fever tent setup in COVID-19 pandemic from a Radiology perspective Manful Chan Man Fung National University Health System, Singapore Introduction: This paper describes our experience in setting up a dedicated imaging facility within a temporary fever tentage in an acute tertiary hospital in Singapore during the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. We review the effectiveness of the setup and its role from the radiological perspective in detail. Methods: The dedicated imaging facility within the temporary fever tentage was equipped with a ComputerOn-Wheels (COWs) to access patients’ medical records and a portable X-ray machine to allow for a smooth workflow. Radiation dose measurements were acquired around the imaging facility using phantoms and dosimeters to ensure radiation safety. Results: Due to its rapid nature and availability as a screening tool, chest X-ray (CXR) is the most widely used imaging modality during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our dedicated fever tent setup minimizes possible inhospital transmission between both patients and staff and provides a more streamlined workflow to tackle the high workload. It allowed us to reduce the time required for each radiograph, providing timely imaging services and radiological reports for expedient clinical screening. Discussion: The close collaboration between Radiology and Emergency Departments in setting up the fever tentage is a crucial tool in managing the COVID-19 pandemic. The fever tentage imaging facility is a highly effective tool, providing the means to handle the increased patient load in a streamlined and safe manner during a pandemic. Conclusion: This paper provides insights and guidelines in setting up a dedicated imaging service within the fever tent for future infectious disease outbreak contingency plans. Recent publications 1. Zhu N, Zhang D, Wang W, Li X, Yang B, Song J, Zhao X, Huang B, Shi W, Lu R, Niu P, Zhan F, Ma X, Wang D, Xu W, Wu G, Gao GF, Tan W; China Novel Coronavirus Investigating and Research Team. A Novel Coronavirus from Patients with Pneumonia in China, 2019. N Engl J Med. 2020 Feb 20;382(8):727-733. doi: 10.1056/NEJMoa2001017. Biography Manful Chan Man Fung has completed his MSc in Curtin University (Western Australia), 2013 and BSc (Hons) in Radiography (specialism in medical imaging) in Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 2001. He is the chief radiographer in the department of Radiology for Ng Teng Fong General Hospital (NTFG), Singapore. With his 21 years expertise experience, he has successfully built a competent team of radiographers to deliver effective imaging services to serve the population in Singapore and tackled COVID crisis to provide seamless radiography services to NTFGH. He had contributed to both SARS outbreak and the recent COVID-19 pandemic battle in Public Healthcare Institutions of Singapore. He takes charge of the setup of pandemic workflows in NTFGH Radiology and successfully ensure efficient, safe round-the-clock imaging services are provided to cope with the surge of COVID patients. He is appointed as the member of the Allied Health Panel for Diagnostic Radiography & Radiation Therapy in Ministry of Health, Singapore and served as national level domain experts in radiography (2018- present). He is also appointed as the member of the Singapore Allied Health Professions Council’s Complaints Panel since 2017 to inquire and chair complaints against registered allied health professionals to protect safety and well-being of the public. e: [email protected] Kuantkan Zh, Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Received Date: 21-08-2022 | Accepted Date: 25-08-2022 | Published Date: 20-12-2022

allied academies Page 36 Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE Validation of the EORTC QLQ-CR29 questionnaire module to assess health-related quality of life in patients with cancer Kuantkan Zh Center of Nuclear Medicine and Oncology, Kazakhstan This research is aimed to study the validity and reliability of the EORTC QLQ-CR29 questionnaire for assessing the quality of life. From October 2021 to August 2022, 179 people with colorectal cancer completed the questionnaire. The reliability and validity of the questionnaires were assessed by Cronbach’s coefficient, the Spearman correlation test and Wilcoxon rank sum test. The scales differed between clinically different groups of patients and did not correlate with the QLQ-C30 scales, demonstrating the validity of the construction. EORTC QLQ-CR29 demonstrates sufficient validity and reliability. This cancer research conducted by cancer research prepares the information base for the development of a comprehensive personality-oriented rehabilitation program for patients with cancer. Recent publications 1. Zhabagin K, Igissinov N, Manambayeva Z, et al. Temporal Epidemiological Assessment of Colorectal Cancer Incidence and Mortality in East Kazakhstan, 2004-2013. Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention: APJCP. 2015;16(15):6413-6416. DOI: 10.7314/apjcp.2015.16.15.6413. PMID: 26434852 2. Apsalikov B, Manambaeva Z, Ospanov E, et al. BRCA1 and TP53 Gene-Mutations: Family Predisposition and Radioecological Risk of Developing Breast Cancer. Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention: APJCP. 2016 ;17(8):4059-4062. PMID: 27644661. Biography Kuantkan Zh completed his PhD at the age of 34 years from Semey Medical University, Republic of Kazakhstan. He is the Deputy Director of Center of Nuclear Medicine and Oncology, Republic of Kazakhstan. He has over 150 publications that have been cited over 115 times, and his publication H-index is 3 and has been serving as an editorial board member of reputed Journals. e: [email protected] Kuantkan Zh, Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Received date: 02-11-2022 | Accepted date: 04-11-2022 | Published date: 12-12-2022

Page 37 Health 2022 Upcoming Conference 6th International Conference on Health Care and Health Management November 02-04, 2023 | Amsterdam, Netherlands 5th Annual Summit on Women Health and Management December 07-09, 2023 | Dubai, UAE CPD Accredited 20th International Conference on Cancer and Cancer Therapy December 07-09, 2023 | Madrid, Spain

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Page 39 allied academies Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE Retention and turnover of the critical care workforce Divyansh Panesar University of Auckland, New Zealand High turnover and non-retention among hospital staff has become widespread in the last few years and especially so in Intensive Care Units (ICUs). Undoubtedly this is in part due to the historical and ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in what many consider a mass exodus of healthcare workers. One such unit effected by this is the Department of Critical Care Medicine of Middlemore Hospital in Auckland, New Zealand, where this project will take place under the supervision of Dr Carl Horsley. As part of an applied research-based project in health leadership, the challenge of addressing retention and turnover in the ICU will be accomplished in partnership with the University of Auckland. Aspects of literature analysis, stakeholder review, complex adaptive systems thinking, implementation science, and reflection will be explored. The presentation subsequently will include a complex evidence-based understanding of the problem including drivers, perpetuating & attenuating factors, key stakeholders, timelines, and costs. e: [email protected] Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Received Date: 05-09-2022 | Accepted Date: 10-09-2022 | Published Date: 20-12-2022

Page 40 allied academies Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE Till pandemic do us apart? The impact of Covid-19 on marital relationships Vardha Kharbanda Illinois Institute of Technology, USA Background: As of July 2022, the reported cases of Covid-19 has reached 564, 261,791 worldwide, claiming 6, 379, 706 lives (WHO, 2022). The COVID-19 pandemic has been especially hard on marriages as couples struggle to navigate financial hardships, maintain work-life balance along with stressors related to the family (Hood, 2020). The presentation has two major objectives; 1. To identify the published literature addressing the impact of Covid-19 on marriage and on the quality of family life and 2. To fill the missing gap in research about this topic in the Arab countries Methodology: The present study is based on a systematic review of 12 quantitative studies conducted worldwide during the period of December 2019 to July 2022. I compile an electronic >[email protected] Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Received Date: 14-07-2022 | Accepted Date: 17-07-2022 | Published Date: 20-12-2022

Page 41 allied academies Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE The rising face of PCOS Nina Yaa Opoku University College London, UK Polycystic ovarian syndrome, commonly known as PCOS is a systemic disorder that affects at least 1 in 4 women. However, these numbers are steadily rising. PCOS can greatly affect the quality of women’s lives from puberty. PCOS can cause insulin resistance, acne, hirsutism, weight gain, depression and many more. Though PCOS is something to analyse seriously, the average PCOS sufferer struggles to get a formal diagnosis let alone any advice on treatment or lifestyle changes. Many women are suffering with PCOS silently and can be a cause of infertility. Increasing the awareness of PCOS is vital for women to notice the early signs and prevent the later stage risks of PCOS such as Type 2 Diabetes. PCOS is incredibly vital to understand for Women’s Health. e: [email protected] Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Received date: 17-09-2022 | Accepted date: 19-09-2022 | Published date: 20-12-2022

Page 42 allied academies Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE Midwifery profession in Sudan (1921-present) Noon Altijani University of Oxford, UK Background: Formal midwifery education in Sudan has started over a hundred years ago, yet efforts to develop the profession to meet international standards lag behind. A professional midwifery workforce provides high-quality maternal and child health care that saves lives. Thus, investments or lack there of in highly educated and competent midwifery workforce is crucial for improving outcomes in maternal health. The aim of this study was to describe the midwifery workforce in Sudan and identify challenges preventing professionalisation of midwifery in Sudan. Methods: A qualitative study was carried out between June-November 2019. Fifty-four respondents from five regions (out of a total of Six in Sudan) were interviewed: midwives, doctors, Ministry of Health officials, and United Nations officials. Thematic analysis was used, each theme was summarised using the one sheet of paper (OSOP) method. Results: The analysis revealed that there are seven different types of midwives in Sudan with different educational attainment and skills: community midwives, village midwives, assistant health visitor, health visitors, nurse-midwives, sister-midwives, and professional midwives. Intra-professional challenges such as lack of the harmonisation of the profession, inter- professional challenges such as medical dominance, and health system barriers all were identified to hinder the development of midwifery in Sudan. Conclusion: As midwifery education in Sudan enters its second century, a long-term vision and investments in the profession are needed. Harmonising the midwifery profession in line with international standards coupled with developing a supportive work environment are key to overcoming current challenges. e: [email protected] Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Received date: 07-09-2022 | Accepted date: 08-09-2022 | Published date: 20-12-2022

Page 43 allied academies Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE Defining and communicating a purpose in a public hospital aligned with the EFQM 2020 Model Alejandro San Nicolás European Excellence Institute, Spain Within the framework of actions of public Healthcare organizations, one of the issues generally addressed by the management teams is the need to have a defined purpose. This element, which is one of such aspects raised by the EFQM 2020 Model and which is essential in order to establish the strategic vision of each of the public health entities is not always understood as a necessary and differential factor. The management of public hospitals usually does not understand what the real difference is between mission and the concept of purpose itself. This article proposes the identification of the key aspects of the purpose, and a methodology for defining and communicating it to the agents of the ecosystem with the aim of making it inspiring and establishing it as a strategic pillar of the entity. e: [email protected] Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Received date: 15-06-2022 | Accepted date: 20-06-2022 | Published date: 20-12-2022

Page 44 allied academies Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE Elemental analysis, phytochemical screening and evaluation of antioxidant, antibacterial and anticancer activity of Pleurotus ostreatus through in-vitro and in-silico approaches Vartika Mishra University of Allahabad, India Pleurotus ostreatus (Oyster mushroom) is second to only Agaricus bisporus in their consumption pattern and cultivation across the world. The mushroom is reservoir of important bioactive compounds e.g., β- glucans, lentinan, lipopolysaccharides, resveratrol, Cibacron blue affinity purified protein, concanavalin, rutin, p-coumaric acid, ascorbic acid etc. These compounds impart on these natural herbs various healing effects e.g., hypocholesterolemia, free radical scavenging, antioxidant, antiatherogenic, antitumor, immunomodulatory and anti-bacterial properties. Thus, in this study we examined Oyster mushroom sample for presence of biologically essential elements using direct current arc optical emission spectroscopy. We also screened presence of volatile bioactive compounds by GCMS in ethanolic extract of Pleurotus Astreatus. Additionally, in-vitro antioxidant, antibacterial and anticancer activities of ethanolic extract was studied. Molecular docking was performed between ligands as obtained from GC-MS >[email protected] Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Received date: 23-09-2022 | Accepted date: 25-09-2022 | Published date: 12-12-2022

Page 45 allied academies Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE Does fever increase or decrease blood circulation ? K M Yacob University of Allahabad, India This is the first time many people have heard such a question. When it comes to treating back pain, neck pain, and knee pain, it is often heard that the cause of the pain is reduced blood flow. A variety of heat-inducing devices are used to increase blood flow to the lower back, neck, and knee pains. Physiotherapy often provides more heat than fever. What happens to blood flow in your body when your internal temperature decreases? Vasoconstriction, Thermogenesis, when there is a decrease in blood flow and its signs, symptoms, and signals, the immune system does actions to increase blood flow to save lives. Decreased blood flow can cause fits, delirium, stroke, and lead to death. When disease increases essential blood circulation and energy levels also decrease. The vertical height between the heart and brain is more than one foot. When the disease becomes severe, the ability to pump blood to the brain decreases. Then blood flow to the brain decreases and delirious or fits are formed. As a result of this brain cells are damaged. so the patient might be paralyzed or may even die. 87% of stroke is due to blood to the brain is decreased or blocked. What is the Purpose of the temperature of a fever? When the disease made by the bacteria, fungi, venom, horror scene, horror dream, etc..., becomes a threat to life or organs blood circulation decreases, the temperature of fever will emerge to increase prevailing essential blood circulation. And it acts as a protective covering of the body to sustain life. There is no way other than this to increase prevailing essential blood circulation for a sensible and discreet immune system to protect the life or organ. In all diseases which decrease essential blood circulation and temperature, the fever will emerge to Increase essential blood circulation and temperature. What are the ingredients necessary to increase blood flow? Adequate temperature and pressure, free flow of blood, and disease-free condition are all factors that increase blood flow. e: [email protected] Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Received date: 25-10-2022 | Accepted date: 27-10-2022 | Published date: 12-12-2022

Page 46 allied academies Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE Factors associated with the implementation of an improved community health fund in the Ubungo Municipality Area, Dar es Salaam Region, Tanzania Goodluck Mselle Ubungo Municipal Council, Tanzania Community-based health insurance schemes help households to afford healthcare services. This paper describes healthcare facilities and community factors that are associated with the Improved Community Health Fund (iCHF) scheme in the Ubungo district of Tanzania. A cross- sectional descriptive study was conducted using online questionnaires that were completed by healthcare providers and community members in public-owned healthcare facilities in the Ubungo Municipal Council district of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, between October and November 2021. The >[email protected] Health Care Curr Rev 2022, Volume: 10 Received date: 25-10-2022 | Accepted date: 27-10-2022 | Published date: 12-12-2022

Page 47 allied academies Health Care: Current Reviews | Volume: 10 International Conference on HEALTH LIFESTYLE DISEASE AND CANCER THERAPY December 07, 2022 | Dubai, UAE Factors associated with the implementation of an improved community health fund in the Ubungo Municipality Area, Dar es Salaam Region, Tanzania Ehsan Karimi Islamic Azad University, Iran Background: This research was performed to synthesize nanophytosomes-loaded High Phenolic Fraction (HPF) from Juniperus polycarpos fruit extract and investigate its antiproliferation effects against breast cancer in mice model. Results: The Nanophytosomes-loaded HPF from Juniperus Polycarpos fruit extract was synthesized. The mice trial was conducted to determine the possible toxic effects of the synthesized nanophytosomes. The anticancer, pro-apoptotic, and antioxidative activities of the nanophytosomes were determined. The nanophytosomesloaded HPF had a spherical structure with a size of 176 nm and a polydispersity index coefficient of 0.24. The in-vivo study manifested that nanophytosomes-loaded HPF significantly improved weight gain and food intake compared to the negative control group (p