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Centered around the questions of "whose" and "for whom" heritage is, this article explores various approaches in South America aimed at achieving a public archaeology that is inclusive and beneficial to communities. While the reflections and most case studies primarily focus on indigenous societies, specific efforts to develop collaborative methodologies that include other groups or collectives are also discussed. To provide a comprehensive view, a general review of relevant literature from different parts of the continent has been conducted, synthesizing it to present the state of the art on collaborative methodologies in the Americas, with a focus on South America. The core concepts addressed are heritage and community, their interrelationship, and the diverse ways their connection is crucial today, particularly in terms of collaborative methodologies in various research projects. The discussion highlights how the interpretation and presentation of the past become significant aspects when transitioning from theory to the practice of collaborations. After presenting several previously published examples and the articles comprising this dossier, the article concludes that significant advances have been made in the last decades in developing collaborative methodologies in archaeology. This progress marks a positive path toward the pluralization of the discipline. As an original contribution, the article offers a comparative reflection on collaborative work with communities in museums in Europe and the Americas, evaluating approaches and advancements. It concludes that researchers in the Americas have an advantage: working with materials that are closely connected to the groups that consider them their heritage, or considering themselves the heirs, allows for a more intimate and legitimate approach. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Metric studies provide information on the outcomes of scientific activity and offer an insight into scientific endeavors within an institution. A study was conducted to understand the research trajectories at the Facultad de Odontología during the period 2011-2020 to generate reflections and define challenges that guide research activity. A cross-sectional scientometric study was conducted. Based on a literature review, indicators of productivity, visibility, and impact were defined. Information sources were identified according to the established indicators, and data were systematized in Excel matrices for subsequent descriptive analysis. A total of 326 journal articles were identified, with 83% being original research, 8 research-derived books, and 57 review chapter publications. 156 articles were published in Scopus-indexed journals; 75% of the articles were published in open-access journals; 33% in A1 journals, 16% in A2, 13% in B, 13% in C, and 14% in journals not classified in Publindex. Most published articles received up to 20 citations, regardless of the journal's indexing. This study identified the productivity, visibility, and impact of research activity at the Facultad de Odontología while defining the challenges faced by such activity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In September 2015, all UN member states announced the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as part of the 2030 Agenda. This is a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet and improve the lives and prospects of people around the world. This paper aims to determine the most relevant characteristics of the discourse about this action plan, proposed by seven digital newspapers with the highest readership in Spain during the eight years following the enactment of the initiative. On the one hand, a statistical analysis has been carried out of the published articles, as well as of most-mentioned entities, industries, regions, themes and people or public agents. On the other hand, a computerised linguistic corpus analysis was carried out, showing the main word associations made by each headline and the length of the corresponding journalistic pieces. The main results reveal a generalised increase of the number of news items, especially from 2020 onwards. Furthermore, there is a clear prominence of the social dimension of sustainability and sustainable development, in contrast to the scarce relevance of the ecological and environmental aspect in most of the digital newspapers. The conclusion is that the Spanish press discourse on SDGs and the 2030 Agenda is heterogeneous and, furthermore, that there is currently no example that fully complies with the values of sustainable journalism. Similarly, the coverage of this roadmap does not have long-format journalistic pieces to support the desirable depth of the explanation of the action plan. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction and objective: To carry out a systematic review on the appearance of parapharyngeal emphysema as a complication of the fracture of the tympanic portion of the temporal bone after mandibular trauma. Method: A bibliographic review is carried out on this rare complication in the electronic databases PubMED, Web of Science and Cochrane. Results: The initial search offered a total of 31 results. Eight articles are selected by reading the title and abstract for full-text analysis and 6 of them are discarded according to the inclusion and exclusion criteria. Finally, 2 articles with published cases of parapharyngeal emphysema are included in the review and a new article published in this journal is incorporated. A total of 3 cases with a diagnosis of parapharyngeal emphysema secondary to fracture of the tympanic portion of the temporal bone are reviewed (2 men and 1 woman), aged between 36 and 79 years. The most frequent finding was otorrhagia (100% of cases), and management in all cases was conservative, with no long-term complications reported. Discussion: There are a series of factors that can favor this type of fractures and, therefore, the appearance of the complication in the form of parapharyngeal emphysema. Otorrhagia, hearing loss, stenosis of the external auditory canal or limitation of mouth opening are the most common findings. For its diagnosis, the use of computed tomography is important and its management is usually conservative. Conclusions: The high frequency of mandibular trauma and the little clinical impact that the fracture of the tympanic portion of the temporal bone may have suggests that there is an underdiagnosis of this type of fractures and, therefore, of its complication in the form of parapharyngeal emphysema. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article titled "For an excellent arbitration in the MEDISAN journal" highlights the importance of arbitration in scientific journals to guarantee the quality of published articles. It is mentioned that MEDISAN reviewers are carefully selected and are experts in different areas of health. Although the MEDISAN arbitration system still has room for improvement, the work done by the reviewers in 2023 is recognized. Thanks are given to the reviewers who have contributed their time and knowledge, and they are urged to continue working towards achieving an excellent arbitration system. [Extracted from the article]

The Mexican Journal of Educational Research (RMIE) is an arbitrated publication founded in 1996 by the Mexican Council of Educational Research (COMIE). The journal has established itself as a convergence forum in the field of education and educational research, addressing various theoretical and empirical perspectives. Throughout its 27 years of existence, the RMIE has published 28 volumes and 99 issues, adapting its publication dynamics to promote dissemination and critical debate in the discipline. Additionally, the journal is part of various internationally recognized indexes and collections. The article analyzes the importance of scientific journals and their role in the communication of science, as well as the need to return to fundamental questions about research and the purpose of journals. The duration of peer review in the RMIE and the origin of published articles are also analyzed, highlighting the importance of peer review in the academic quality of the journal. Furthermore, collaboration in contributions published in the RMIE is mentioned, emphasizing that collaboration mainly occurs at the institutional and national levels. Finally, the use of technology in the publication of academic journals is discussed, as well as the importance of scientific journals offering conditions for different types of content to be expressed and reused. [Extracted from the article]

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The Director of the Military Cadet School "General José María Córdova" presents volume 22 of the General José María Córdova Scientific Journal (RCGJMC) corresponding to 2024. The journal has completed twenty years of work as a reference publication in the Ibero-American and Caribbean region on Military and Strategic Studies. In addition, the RCGJMC has improved its position in the metrics of the Scimago Journal & Country Rank (SJR) in several categories, such as Law, Political Science and International Relations, Sociology and Political Science, among others. The journal has achieved a significant increase in the visibility of published articles and innovations have been implemented in its design and presentation. [Extracted from the article]

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Objective. To analyze the differential expression of proteins of Ae. aegypti infected with Wolbachia and its association with the viral cycle of dengue virus (DENV). Materials and methods. We review a database of proteins from Ae. aegypti infected and uninfected with Wolbachia and we reviewed published articles in peer-reviewed journals that talk about participation in the protein and viral cycle of DENV. Results. We found proteins that expressed changes in Wolbachia infection, some increased and others decreased, which participate in the processes of entry, replication, and exit of DENV. Conclusions. There are changes in protein expression of Wolbachia-infected cells, which are necessary for the DENV replication cycle, explaining why some Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes are refractory to DENV infection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

An ideal restorative material would be able to adhere to the remaining dental tissue and reproduce natural characteristics of the tooth such as translucency, color, and hardness. The dental market offers restorative materials such as Composite Resins, Bulk Fill, Glass Ionomer and Cention-N. These provide several advantages in the aesthetic field, however, it remains a challenge to avoid the bleaching effects that certain commonly used pigmenting drinks can cause. Therefore, the purpose of this review was to describe the effects produced by pigmenting beverages such as tea, coffee, and coca cola, on the color stability of some restorative materials for the posterior sector, in order to determine which of them is the best aesthetic option to rehabilitate this sector. For this, a bibliographic search was carried out, subject to the last 5 years (2017 -- 2021), in databases such as Pubmed, ResearchGate, Web of science, ScienceDirect, Scielo, EBSCO, Semantic Scholar and Medigraphyc, using as descriptors the words Cention-N, alkasite, composite resin, glass ionomer, bulk-fill resin, color stability, physical properties, beverages, coffee, tea, coca cola, combined with Boolean operators AND and OR. A total of 133 published articles were obtained, of which 17 were selected for providing information relevant to the purpose of this review. The results showed that changes in color stability, regardless of restorative material, appear after 7 days of immersion. According to the literature reviewed, tea is concluded to be the most pigmenting solution, followed by coffee and coca cola. On the other hand, Cention N is the material with the greatest potential for discoloration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article presents the discussion on five scientific articles and three bibliographic comments. Topics include contribution to the maintenance of public expenses by residents in municipalities at risk of depopulation; and considering the income allocated by the taxpayer to move outside the municipality.

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This work addresses the problem of the withdrawal of scientific articles from a holistic approach. The growth of scientific production has also generated an increase in the phenomenon known as retraction, this is a topic that has been discussed from the particular point of view of plagiarism and in general as an aspect that is related to the lack of ethics on the part of the author or authors. Although many of the ethical problems that arise in the field of research are related to the ownership of ideas and the way in which they are used, there is a wide range of factors that do not fully account for deliberate malpractice. Therefore, retraction is located within the scientific information system that aims to produce knowledge and is affected by a diversity of processes and actors, and retraction is analyzed as a systemic phenomenon. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this letter to the editor, the authors express their interest in a previously published article on the prevalence of arterial hypertension in hospitalized pediatric patients. The authors point out the importance of a more precise definition and diagnosis for better research. They also mention the recommendations of the European guidelines for proper blood pressure measurement in children and adolescents. Additionally, they suggest a review of the tables and figures presented in the article. The authors appreciate the work of the original authors and highlight the importance of future research on arterial hypertension in the pediatric population. [Extracted from the article]

A bibliometric analysis of the information on essential oils (EOs) of Cuban plants was carried out. The search was carried out in the databases: Scopus, ScienceDirect, PubMed, Scielo and Infomed. In addition, Google Scholar and relevant scientific journals were also reviewed. Between 1971-2021, 240 published articles appeared in 53 journals in relation to AEs. In total, 222 researchers, belonging to 24 institutions, participated in these studies. The six most productive institutions were IIIA, CNIC, IPK, CENSA, University of Alabama at Huntville and CIDEM. From the analysis of the results, 31 botanical families and 162 species have been analyzed. The most representative families were Myrtaceae, Asteraceae, Lamiaceae and Rutaceae, while the most studied species were Citrus sinensis L., Citrus aurantifolia Swingle, Piper aduncum L. and Piper auritum H.B.K. By region of sample collection, samples from 13 Cuban provinces have been evaluated, most of them collected in the provinces of Artemisa, Pinar del Río and Havana. The leaves were the plant part for the extraction of EO and hydrodistillation the most used obtaining method. Different biological activities have been reported, such as: antibacterial, antifungal, antiprotozoal, antileishmanial, insecticidal, antiplasmodial, antioxidant and anticancer. It is recommended to expand in vivo trials to verify the efficacy and safety of the use of EOs. The information reported in this review can scientifically contribute to guide future research towards a new perspective with the EOs of Cuban plants. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: since ancient times, epidemics put human beings at risk. There are better details of the 1918 influenza; however, in Cuba many data are not accurately described. Uncertainty is established when reading non-matching articles. Objective: to describe historical facts about the Spanish flu in Cuba based on noncoincident published articles. Methods: the historical-logical method was used, with emphasis on inductiondeduction, through a bibliographic search with a Google search engine and LILACS, Scopus, SciELO, Pubmed and Medigraphic databases. Sixteen references were used that were considered to be of greater clarity and accuracy. Development: Martínez-Fortún, in his compilations, refers, in the month of September 1918, to the presence of a serious epidemic of "grippe"; Bohemia Acta Médica del Centro / Vol. 16 No. 3 Julio-Septiembre 2022 Esta revista está bajo una licencia Creative Commons Atribución/Reconocimiento-NoComercial 4.0 Internacional -- CC BY-NC 4.0 596 Magazine reported it at the beginning of October. According to the Manzanillo archive, the rapid and alarming development of the epidemic began in this city on October 10. On October 6, Martínez-Fortún expressed concern about the docking of a ship with cases of influenza and the Mexican newspaper Excelsior that day reported that the crew of the Spanish steamer Alfonso XII, which was docked in the port of Havana, was infected. Martínez Fortún himself mistakenly described this event in another text and on another day, the 18th, which other authors reproduced. Conclusions: there is evidence that the ship that entered Cuba was the Alfonso XII, on October 6, 1918, with cases of the flu that joined those already existing on the island. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The text titled "Studies on Disability: Intersectionality, Anti-ableism, and Social Emancipation" explores the concept of anti-ableism and its importance in the fight against discrimination towards people with disabilities. It mentions that ableism is the discrimination against people with disabilities and that it also affects other groups. The text addresses the relationship between ableism and eugenics, highlighting that historically there have been attempts to prevent the birth of babies with disabilities. In conclusion, the importance of eliminating ableism to achieve a more inclusive and just society is emphasized. The importance of an intersectional perspective and respect for the opinions of people with disabilities is also highlighted. [Extracted from the article]

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Introduction: Several studies have shown that preparations based on the rhizomes and roots of black cohosh (Cimicifuga racemosa (L.) Nutt.) can be useful in alleviating the menopausal symptoms. The aim of this study is to perform an update bibliographic review of the efficacy and safety of black cohosh in the treatment of the vasomotor symptoms of menopause. Method: A review of published articles from January 2005 to March 2021 in the resource search engine of the University of La Laguna, el punto Q”. Randomized and controlled clinical trials, which had the key words in the abstract, text or title, in both English and Spanish, were selected. Results: We found 13 trials which met the selection criteria. The studies reviewed showed that the black cohosh preparations (mainly commercial extracts standardized in their content of active ingredients) produced in most of the studies a significant reduction compared to placebo in the vegetative (hot flashes and night sweats) and psychological symptoms of menopause, as well as an improvement in the quality of life. No serious adverse effects were reported at the dose administered. Conclusions: Cimicifuga racemosa extracts can be effective and safe for the treatment of vegetative and psychological symptoms of menopause, being well tolerated. However, more clinical trials with a larger number of patients, more extensive, the use of standardized preparations, as well as similar criteria for inclusion and assessment of symptoms, are necessary to obtain more conclusive data. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: To analyze the consumption of information reflected in the bibliographical references (BR) incorporated in articles published in the journal Farmacéuticos Comunitarios (FCJ). Methods: Design: retrospective descriptive study of the obtained bibliometric data of articles published in the FCJ from June 2009 to December 2020, consulted directly in the Web of the magazine. Indicators: of consumption, typology, isolation (insularity), scattering, obsolescence and percentage of selfciting. Results: In the analyzed period 4,635 BR in 297 published articles were mentioned, with an average of 15.6 by article and maximum of 129, 69.9% primary sources. The isolation index is about 28,6. The most referenced documents are original (53.4%) and revisions (21.5%). 51.3% use the Spanish language. The English is the language more used in the references of revisions (70.9%) and cases (55.6%). 171 journals (78.8%) are mentioned a single time. The main body of Bradford composes 12 sources (33.4% of the appointments), of which 8 are magazines. Index of Price (BR <5 years) 43.8, index of immediacy (BR <1 year) (3,6), half-period of Burton-Kleber, 5 years, mode 3. Conclusions: The bibliometric indicators of information consumption that we found in the FCJ find in levels similar to the magazines of the sector of Sciences o+f the Health. The opening to other countries, the low index of isolation, their present time and pertinence, provides a space adapted to the authors who wish to spread the results of their investigation into the scope of the Community Pharmacy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The editorial article highlights the importance of the Religious Alternatives Conference in Latin America, which took place in Rio de Janeiro in August. The event brought together over 300 researchers in social sciences of religion and featured various activities such as conferences, panels, and roundtable discussions. The journal Social Sciences and Religion is committed to publishing the papers presented at the event, including the opening conference and the first two panels. Additionally, the article mentions the published papers throughout the year, which address topics such as religious responses to sexual and reproductive rights, the Weberian heritage in religious studies, and contemporary trends in Christian movements in Latin America. The dossier on the Anthropology of Christianity in Latin America is also highlighted, presenting five research articles. The review section is dedicated to two important books from last year's bibliographic production. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on processes of globalization and digitalization of the economy that have changed the way in which international transactions are carried out and the international tax system was designed nearly a century ago has become outdated. Topics include considered that Yariv Brauner has edited the Research Handbook on International Taxation that contains a compilation of articles on a wide range of topics written by an international array of experts.

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En 1946 Emilio S. Belaval publicó una colección de diez cuentos con el título de Cuentos para fomentar el turismo. Pero entre 1939 y 1940 ya había publicado veintitrés cuentos bajo ese título en la revista Puerto Rico Ilustrado. En sus archivos se conserva un cuento inédito con el mismo título general y unas páginas donde el autor presenta el índice de una publicación que recogería un total de veintisiete cuentos. Esta colección nunca se ha publicado. Este ensayo, tras examinar la recepción crítica de este libro como lo conocemos, estudia temática y formalmente los cuentos que no se incluyeron en el libro para ver si estos forman un conjunto coherente. Esa es la conclusión de este estudio que aboga por la publicación de Cuentos para fomentar el turismo en una versión completa que recoja todos estos cuentos, como lo proponía el autor. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Department of Economic Law at the Externado University of Colombia publishes the Con-Texto Journal, an academic journal that seeks to share and disseminate discussions on law and economics topics. The journal is aimed at university students, researchers, and professionals interested in economic law. Texts in Spanish, English, and Portuguese are accepted, and submitted articles are subject to peer review. The journal complies with international ethical standards for scientific publication, and published articles are sent to databases and indexing systems for dissemination. [Extracted from the article]

The demanding promotion of university professors is being taken advantage of by international publishers to develop a fast business, that is framed in supposedly fraudulent activities of apparently scientific magazines, but without impact indexes that some experts already qualify as "epidemic" (García-Puente, 2019) and "plague" (Silva, 2016). This research uses the mystery client technique (Morena, 2013) to respond to an intentional sample of call for papers (CFP) submitted to researchers between January and April 2020, with a previously published article, that was intentionally altered to appear to be a scientific paper, but which violates the guidelines of originality and rigor: the order of the paragraphs is altered and translated into English with DeepL, without subsequent monitoring. During the period, 98 PICs were received and 38 submissions were made. The results are eloquent: none has been rejected, and within an average of 6 days 17 publication acceptances are confirmed. In all cases, payment is requested in advance. The article allows us to identify the profile of the journals, their recruitment strategies, the use of claims of: indexing, ethical standards and peer review and the naming strategies to simulate international prestige. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Taking into account the growing importance that tourism acquires for the development of Peru, and that at present every model of tourism development must be fed by tourism research, it is evident the need to analyze the production of the Peruvian universities that have carried out in the field of tourism. This research analyzes published articles related to tourism by professors affiliated to Peruvian universities in national and international indexed scientific journals. The search was performed using Scopus and Scielo databases during the period from 2008 to 2018. The analysis allowed us to identify those universities and authors that have made a greater effort of research and dissemination in tourism, the journals in which they are published these works, citations and international impact of articles and authors. According to what was analyzed, despite the fact that Peru has been an internationally recommended tourist destination for a long time, tourism research by Peruvian universities has been low and has slow growth, being less than the growth of the countries in our environment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The present work represents a review about the role of emotion in the teaching-learning processes. This has been a huge challenge, both from educators and emotion theorist, and it seems to be clear that there is a disconnection between these two subjects. To explore the potential relationship, we started the study reviewing the classic postures. Subsequently we consulted new evidence to stablish the state of art about the relationship between emotion and education. Hence, we selected 72 recently published articles and organized them according to the tow topic of interest. Results were organized based on categories of emotion and learning, focusing in the incidence of emotion in pedagogical practices. The conclusion was centered on the topics of knowledge advance, gaps and research challenges. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article titled "A Journey Through the Amaryllidaceae: A Perspective from the Americas" presents a special issue about the plant family Amaryllidaceae. This family includes species distributed worldwide, with the highest taxonomic diversity in South America, Asia, and southern Africa. The article highlights the economic and ornamental importance of this family, as well as its relevance in the traditional medicinal practices of indigenous populations. The special issue brings together studies on representatives of the family in the American continent, with the aim of understanding their evolutionary history and increasing awareness about the Amaryllidaceae. The published articles cover different botanical areas and taxonomic levels within the family, including studies on systematics, cytogenetics, floral interactions, flower anatomy, and medicinal uses of plants in the family. [Extracted from the article]

This paper analyses the advances of open access to scientific literature in Uruguay during the last ten years. It is based on an exploratory quantitative study of published articles and a review of local initiatives. Institutional policies, which are not yet consolidated and have not reached a national level, are identified. The availability and evolution of open access to Uruguayan researchers' publications in the WOS is studied, finding 37,3% of papers immediately available and consistent growth, based on the golden route. Editorial policies in Sherpa Romeo are analyzed for journals, finding 50.7% of not open access articles that could be archived in institutional repositories. Both categories added show that 88% of considered production is or could be available in open access. The conclusions highlight a need to develop additional research around open access in Uruguay. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]