Hyper-IgE syndrome (HIES), also called Job’s syndrome, [Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) #147060 and #243700] is a rare primary immunodeficiency disease, with an incidence lower than 1/10, not gender related, transmitted as an autosomal dominant or recessive trait with variable expressivity and of unknown etiology. HIES has been defined as a multisystem disease characterised by: 1) ex...

METHODS: 118 exclusively MRI detectable breast lesions of 103 patients (age: 25 to 80 years, mean age: 50) were histologically proven by excisional biopsy after MRguided marking (n=89) or MR-guided microbiopsy (n=29). The interventional imaging was performed at 1 T (n=108) or 0.2 T (n=10). Lesion localization was carried out with an MR compatible metal coil (n=50) or a hook wire (n=39). Microbi...

The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends giving exclusive breast milk (ASI) for 6 months. Breast is a source of nutrition with balanced composition and adjusted to the baby's growing needs. Global breastfeeding in 2017 was 38%. WHO targets that by 2025 there will be an increase 50%. achievement Indonesia 65.16%, not yet reaching target figure 80%. Exclusive coverage Jambi Province reached...

ObjectiveTo calculate the amount of bioavailable iron consumed among 6- to 12- month-old infants considering differences in bioavailability dietary sources and compare this with current recommended intakes.Study designWe used Feeding Infants Toddlers Study database intakes from 2016 estimated evaluate proportion whose calculated total daily absorbed fell below physiologic requirements, that is,...

The GATA3 transcription factor is one of the most frequently mutated genes in breast cancer. Heterozygous mutations, mostly frameshifts, are seen in 15% of estrogen receptor positive breast cancers, the subtype in which these mutations are almost exclusively found. Mouse studies have shown that Gata3 is critical for breast development and that GATA3 gene dosage affects breast tumor progression....

Background: Exclusive breast feeding for the first six months of life significantly improves the growth, health status and survival of infants. However in spite of all the evidence in support of this practice, its prevalence in the developing world has remained low. Aim: To determine the knowledge and practice of exclusive breastfeeding among mothers of infants aged 7 to 24 months in Gbarantoru...

BACKGROUND As the number of breast cancer survivors increases, the long term consequences of breast cancer treatment are gaining attention. Sexual dysfunction is a common complaint amongst breast cancer survivors, and there are few evidence based recommendations and even fewer well designed clinical trials to establish what treatments are safe or effective in this patient population. DESIGN W...