Bone diseases affect millions of people worldwide. These defects may result from either osteoporosis or osteopenia (which ultimately causes osteoporosis). Accidents, trauma, sports injuries, ageing, or pathogenic infections ...

Approximately 78% of the air is composed of nitrogen, which, in its elemental form, is not harmful. However, nitrogen oxides (NO, NO2, N2O) present in the air can have adverse effects on both human health and the ...

High surface area, structural flexibility, and the ability to selectively detect metal ions have all contributed to the rise of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) as a class of useful materials for sensing applications. ...

In Diabetes research, the advancement of nanotechnology has made it easier to characterize nanosponges by having an ability to absorb the glucose at the elevated level from the blood by a novel method. It could significantly ...

Dyes are synthetic organic compounds that are abundantly used in industries. The use of these dyes is major contributors towards environmental pollution. Their hazardous nature raises great concerns in general public. ...

This research study investigated the design and development of electrospun membranes loaded with novel nanoparticles for wound healing. The primary focus of this work was to address the challenges associated with wound ...

Periodontitis is an infection-related, inflammatory condition of the gums. The periodontal tissue is harmed. It can result in tooth loss and a host of other health issues if left untreated. A system that is effective ...

Plants are essential for human well-being, providing vital resources and medicinal benefits. This study focused on a herbal mixture comprising Nigella sativa (40%), Cassia senna (20%), Oscimum basilicum (20%), and Mentha ...

In this pioneering research work, we have successfully synthesized a highly advanced Copper Gallic Acid-L-Arginine Metal-Organic Framework (Cu-Gallic Acid-L-Arginine MOF) and ingeniously engineered it into an extraordinary ...

Conventional therapies practiced for the treatment of dental infections are limited and invasive. Thus, in recent years, injectable hydrogel systems have emerged as a promising approach for tissue repair and localized ...