This study delves into the intricate association between anemia during pregnancy and the occurrence of postpartum hemorrhage at Jombang Regional Hospital. Through a comprehensive investigation, we aim to unravel the threads connecting these two critical aspects of maternal health. A retrospective analysis of patient records, encompassing a significant timeframe, will be conducted to identify patterns, risk factors, and potential interventions. The findings from this study are expected to contribute valuable insights into the understanding and management of anemia-related postpartum hemorrhage, ultimately guiding healthcare practices for improved maternal outcomes.

This scientific literature review comprehensively explores the role of anthropometry in the diagnosis and treatment of nasal deformities. Key methods, including computer tomography, three-dimensional photogrammetry, and 3D scanning, ensuring high precision in the analysis of anatomical features, are discussed. The significance of anthropometric data in personalized medicine, encompassing the prediction of surgical outcomes and the development of individualized treatment plans, is highlighted. The literature analysis underscores the evolution of methods, emphasizing prospects for further research, including in the fields of genetics and physiology. In conclusion, the importance of integrating cutting-edge technologies into clinical practice for enhanced treatment outcomes and patient satisfaction is emphasized.

The article presents the results of the examination of children with auditory neuropathy.  comparative indicators of otoacoustic emission and short-latency auditory evoked potentials are given. In children with AN, there were violations of the transmission of acoustic signals to the central auditory system, as well as violations of the maturation of the auditory pathways and centers.

This research explores the potential probiotic role of Lactic Acid Bacteria (LAB) in the context of Helicobacter pylori gastritis. Titled "Bacterial Harmony: Unraveling the Probiotic Potential of Lactic Acid Bacteria (LAB) in Helicobacter pylori Gastritis," the study delves into the interactions between LAB and Helicobacter pylori, aiming to understand the mechanisms by which LAB may mitigate the impact of H. pylori-induced gastritis. The research combines laboratory experiments, clinical studies, and a review of existing literature to shed light on the promising avenues for utilizing LAB as a potential therapeutic strategy against H. pylori-associated gastric inflammation.

This study delves into the realm of patient satisfaction, specifically focusing on nursing care, within the context of a secondary level hospital. Titled "Beyond the Bedside: Assessing Nursing Care Satisfaction Among Admitted Patients in a Secondary Level Hospital," the research aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the factors influencing patient contentment during hospital stays. Through a structured evaluation, including patient surveys and in-depth analyses, the study seeks to uncover valuable insights that can contribute to enhancing the quality of nursing care and overall patient experience in secondary level healthcare settings.

Pediatric dentistry encompasses crucial components aimed at promoting optimal oral health in children. This article highlights the essential elements of pediatric dentistry, including preventive care, behavior management, growth and development monitoring, comprehensive dental treatments, and specialized materials and methods. By emphasizing preventive measures, creating supportive environments, and addressing the unique needs of pediatric patients, pediatric dentists play a pivotal role in nurturing healthy smiles from an early age. The integration of these components underscores the commitment to providing compassionate, tailored, and effective oral health care for children, ultimately contributing to the long-term oral health and well-being of pediatric patients.

This comprehensive review explores various fixation strategies tailored for addressing fractures with a thin lateral cortex in the intertrochanteric region of the femur. Intertrochanteric femoral fractures present unique challenges, particularly when the lateral cortex is thin or compromised. The study examines and synthesizes existing literature on fixation modalities, considering both biomechanical principles and clinical outcomes. Strategies such as cephalomedullary nails, dynamic hip screws, and augmented fixation techniques are scrutinized to provide a comprehensive understanding of their efficacy and limitations. By amalgamating diverse perspectives, this review aims to guide orthopedic practitioners in selecting optimal fixation methods for intertrochanteric femoral fractures with a thin lateral cortex.

About the multifaceted effect of probiotic strains on the resistance of the human body to various pathogens and the formation of the immune response basic information, the data of studies confirming the effect of lacto- and bifidobacta are presented.

This article explores advancements in therapeutic strategies for managing mucous membrane alterations in the oral cavity and tongue following bariatric surgery. It investigates the challenges posed by these changes and evaluates emerging interventions aimed at improving patient outcomes. Highlighting the significance of tailored postoperative care, the article emphasizes novel approaches and potential treatments to mitigate complications in the oral mucosa, enhancing the overall well-being of individuals navigating the post-bariatric surgical phase.

Today, energy drinks have become a popular bad habit. However, with the increase in production and circulation of tonic drinks, they have become widely consumed among teenagers. The main consumers are young people aged 18-35 years. The safety of using such drinks has not yet been determined, which requires further research. To date, many scientific works devoted to energy have been carried out and published. This problem does not lose popularity both among young people and among doctors, parents, and teachers. Scientific articles describe the composition of the most common energy drinks. This study showed that of the energy drinks, it is “BURN” that contains the largest amount of caffeine, and therefore requires greater caution in use. The negative impact of energy drinks on the human body has been proven by medicine, and people who consume energy drinks should be aware of the consequences of excessive consumption of them.

Tuberculosis (TB) remains a significant global health challenge, affecting millions of people each year. While progress has been made in combating the disease, one critical aspect that continues to impede effective TB treatment is the availability and costs of medicines. Ensuring access to affordable and high-quality drugs is essential for the success of tuberculosis control programs worldwide. In this article, we will explore the current landscape of TB medicines, the challenges faced in terms of availability, and the impact of costs on both patients and healthcare systems.