TREATMENT POSSIBILITIES FOR ACQUIRED AND HEREDITARY DISEASES BY GENE THERAPY: A REVIEW

Is Photodynamic Therapy Effective in Treatment of Periodontal Diseases? A Review of Literature

Lipid based nanoparticles for treatment of CNS diseases: review Article

Introduction: Central Nervous System (CNS) is one of the most important organs which is managing so many functions in human body. So, impairment of its function may results in several disorders in body, or CNS diseases, which are considered very important. CNS diseases are divided into many different groups and each group is treated with its own related medication. Some drugs that are used for ...

Community Integration for After Acquired Brain Injury: A Literature Review

Objectives: This paper reviews the current literature on acquired brain injury (ABI) with a focus on ABI burden, importance of community integration, and community integration definitions suggested by the literature. Methods: Literature review Results: Acquired brain injury (ABI) is referred to a diverse range of disabilities resulted of injury in different parts of the brain. People with AB...

Possibilities and Range of Gene Therapy

There is a growing body of evidence that the observed characteristics in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of drugs are genetically determined and that they primarily include drug metabolism and transport processes. Current acknowledgements, based on collected evidence, clearly show that an early adjustment of therapy regime to genetic characteristics of patients may help to avoid side effe...

music therapy as a non-pharmacological treatment for the elderly: A Systematic Review

Introduction: Musical stimuli affect emotions, cognition, and other human characteristics, in health or disease. Today, an increasing number of healthcare centers, rehabilitation facilities, and daily programs for older adults recognize music therapy as a Non-invasive and sustainable intervention useful intervention. This systematic review was conducted to investigate the applications of music...