This paper presents a critical strategic analysis of international carbon pricing and its environmental, economic, and social impacts. This discussion will rely on peer-reviewed articles, policy reports, and empirical studies that have been published between 2007-2024. It examines the effect of carbon taxes and emissions trading systems (ETS) in reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, technological innovation, and long-term structural change using a systematic literature review and content analysis. Distributional equity, competitiveness, administrative capacity, and risk of carbon leakage are also examined in the study. It also analyzes the complementary tools such as voluntary carbon markets, carbon border adjustments (CBAM), revenue-recycling frameworks and just transition frameworks. It shows that carbon pricing alone cannot be used to achieve the level of decarbonization required to meet international climate targets, but is an important pillar when used in conjunction with more robust regulatory, fiscal and industrial policies. International coordination, better policy design, better revenue utilization and social fairness are important in maximizing the effectiveness and legitimacy of carbon pricing across the globe. This paper provides policy implications to policymakers, scholars, and climate negotiators to develop sustainable and equitable carbon pricing systems.

Pre-eclampsia is a significant complication that may occur during gestation. It elevates blood pressure and harms organs, typically the liver and kidneys. It often commences after 20 weeks of gestation, and if not promptly identified and addressed, it can have severe repercussions for both the mother and the infant. Extensive research in Saudi Arabia has indicated that pregnant women had limited knowledge on the signs, risk factors, and complications associated with pre-eclampsia. This narrative review aims to provide a comprehensive review about the efficacy of educational interventions, particularly educational videos, in enhancing women's understanding of pre-eclampsia. Audiovisual tools significantly enhance comprehension, engagement, and retention compared to conventional methods such as pamphlets or verbal communication. This review emphasizes how different educational intervention, and instructional videos assist mothers in acquiring knowledge, facilitate early symptom recognition, and enhance pregnancy outcomes.

This paper examines the impact of digital financial inclusion on poverty reduction in Nigeria. The study is motivated by the report on the financial Inclusion Insights (FII), (2017) and (2022) which revealed that about 65.0% of the adult populace was financially excluded without any form of access to financial services. Data collection techniques employed was self-administered questionnaire. The questionnaire were administered to a total of 538 household that are financially included in rural area from the North-West region of Nigeria, by using convenient and simple random sampling techniques to select the sample. In analyzing the relationship among the variables, a Partial Least Square (PLS)-Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) technique was adopted. The findings of the study revealed that there is a positive and strong significant relationship between the digital financial inclusion and poverty reduction. The paper recommends the digital financial inclusion to be more robust in the rural areas, provide services at any time and any place through mobile terminals such as mobile phones and provide internet services across localities.

The primary objective of this study is to determine how different supply chain management (SCM) approaches affect how well DPD Logistics runs its business. The research examines the impact of digital transformation, operational integration, and long-term initiatives on three critical aspects of a company's performance: profitability, operational efficiency, and customer satisfaction. This study uses a variety of methods to fill in the gaps in our knowledge of how to manage transportation. New supply chain strategies help firms remain ahead of the competition by allowing them to change with the times. The results show that DPD's strategic supply chain management (SCM) efforts have improved the company's measurable results. This is particularly relevant for projects like becoming digital, keeping track of stock, and using green logistics. The organization will be able to ship and manage more than 2.1 billion items throughout the world by 2024. Thanks to integrated supply chain management systems, this is possible. This study shows that different needs can be met in different ways. Supply chain management has become more open and flexible because of the introduction of new technologies such as data-driven forecasting and automated storage. The service is not as pleasant or as inexpensive as they were in the past. This research enhances the existing knowledge of supply chain management (SCM). To do this, people look at things from the Resource-Based View (RBV) and Systems Theory points of view. Transportation workers can also use the information to help supply lines run better and be more competitive. The study reveals that transportation businesses may do better with SCM if they apply modern technologies and green ideas.

Background: Family physicians in primary healthcare (PHC) settings frequently encounter emergency cases of varying severity. Managing such cases effectively requires structured protocols, proper training, and adequate equipment. This study aimed to identify the barriers faced by primary care physicians (PCPs) in managing emergency cases in Al Ahsa, Saudi Arabia. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted among PCPs working under the Ministry of Health (MOH) and National Guard Health Affairs (NGHA) in Al Ahsa. Data were collected using a self-administered electronic questionnaire distributed via official email and social media platforms. The instrument included sections on socio-demographic characteristics, a 10-item competency scale, a 12-item satisfaction scale, and the frequency of emergency cases encountered over the past 12 months. Results: Of the 414 respondents, 81.1% were female and 83.5% were aged between 25 and 34 years. Attendance at BLS, ACLS, and ATLS courses within the last 1–2 years was reported by 45.8%, 58.5%, and 50.4% of participants, respectively. Low competency levels were reported by 15.6% of physicians, and 18.9% expressed dissatisfaction in handling emergency cases. Higher competency and satisfaction scores were significantly associated with younger age, female gender, Saudi nationality, and possession of a bachelor’s degree. A positive correlation was observed between competency and satisfaction scores. Conclusion: The findings reveal moderate levels of competency and satisfaction among PCPs in managing emergency cases. Notably, older, male, and non-Saudi physicians demonstrated lower levels in both domains. Targeted training and continuous professional development are essential to enhance emergency preparedness in PHC settings.

Crime narratives often reflect underlying power dynamics, with marginalised groups, particularly women and individuals with disabilities, frequently portrayed as voiceless or vulnerable. These depictions reinforce systemic injustices and cultural perceptions that can be critically examined through the intersection of disability, gender, and crime. Drawing on Jack A. Nelson’s stereotype theory and a disability studies methodology, this paper analyses the Malayalam courtroom drama Neru (The Truth, 2023), focusing on its portrayal of disability within a legal and social context. The film centres on Sara Muhammed, a visually impaired sculptor and survivor of sexual assault, whose pursuit of justice, supported by public prosecutor Vijayamohan, reveals both entrenched ableist attitudes and moments of narrative empowerment. By positioning a disabled woman at the centre of a judicial narrative, Neru both reflects and challenges dominant media stereotypes outlined by Nelson, including the tropes of the pitiable victim, the burden, and the supercrip. Sara’s character oscillates between being framed as a tragic figure and a resilient agent of change, thereby complicating traditional portrayals of disability in Indian cinema. Through close analysis of specific scenes and dialogues, this paper highlights how Neru critiques institutional and cultural ableism, especially in the context of credibility, trauma, and justice for disabled women. This paper places Neru within the broader context of Malayalam cinematic traditions, demonstrating how it addresses systemic inequities and stereotypes about disability. As such, Neru offers a meaningful intervention in contemporary criminal storytelling, redefining how disability, gender, and justice intersect in Indian cinema and echoing Nelson’s call for more inclusive and authentic media representations.

Supply Chain Management (SCM) practices and organizational performance are looked at in this study through a detailed case study of GXO Logistics, which became the largest pure-play contract logistics provider in the world when it split off from XPO Logistics in August 2021. The study looks at how modern SCM practices, like automating tasks, integrating technology, and promoting sustainability, help with business efficiency and strategic success. The study uses a mixed-methods approach that includes both quantitative performance measures and qualitative insights from interviews with stakeholders to look at how GXO implemented advanced SCM practices during its most important formative years, 2021–2022. The results show that there are strong links between strategic SCM initiatives and organizational success. For instance, GXO had its best quarterly sales and adjusted EBITDA ever in the fourth quarter of 2021.GXO's quick success shows how good SCM practices can improve the performance of an organization. By the end of 2021, the company will have 195 million square feet of space in about 900 facilities around the world. The study adds to both the theoretical knowledge and practical applications of SCM. It gives logistics companies useful information for improving their operations in a world market that is getting more complicated. According to the results, strategic investments in automation (with 30% of warehouses adopting next-generation innovations), along with environmentally friendly practices and partnerships, make operations much more efficient and help them compete in the market. This study lays out a framework for understanding how modern logistics companies can use SCM techniques to achieve long-term growth and operational success.

Background: The most prevalent consequence of Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is Peripheral Neuropathy (PN), which is frequently undiagnosed and untreated and consequently leading to physical and emotional damage to an individual. Therefore, this study was designed to explore the proportion of peripheral neuropathy among diabetic patients in tertiary care setting. Methods: This cross-sectional observational study among 403 participants was conducted at the out-patient department of Dhaka Medical College Hospital, Sir Salimullah Medical College, BIRDEM Hospital for one year of period. Data collection was conducted with a pre tested semi structured questionnaire and were analyzed using the statistical software SPSS 26. Results: Mean age of the respondents was 50.92±10.56 (SD) years with a majority in age group 60-69years (29%). Male and female was observed as equally 51.9% male and 48.1% male. The majority of patients (60.5%) have been living with diabetes for 2-5 years. Significant proportion of the patients (64%) have uncontrolled diabetes, while only 36% have achieved control over their condition. Overall, 48.4% respondents had peripheral neuropathy among diabetic respondents. Among the respondents with peripheral neuropathy, 97(24.1%) respondents had mild NSS, 69(17.1%) had moderate NSS and 29(7.2%) had severe NSS. BMI (25.75±2.65 and 24.81±2.98 kg/m2), HbA1C (8.48±0.78 and 7.98±1.13 %) and triglyceride level (318.79±46.28 vs. 282.52±76.45 mg/dl) were significantly higher among peripheral neuropathy respondents compared to non-neuropathy respondents. Conclusion: The findings have important clinical implications Lifestyle modifications, such as weight management and diet control, may also be essential in preventing or managing peripheral neuropathy. Early detection of intervention to manage pain should be a priority.

Background: Trichuris trichiura (whipworm) is a common soil-transmitted helminth that contributes to significant morbidity among children in low-resource settings. This study aimed to determine the prevalence of T. trichiura infection and identify associated sociodemographic, behavioral, and environmental risk factors among children. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted involving 126 children aged 1–15 years. Data on demographics, hygiene practices, environmental exposures, and health history were collected through structured questionnaires. Stool samples were analyzed using the Kato-Katz technique. Chi-square tests and multivariate logistic regression were used to identify factors associated with infection. Results: The overall prevalence of T. trichiura infection was high. Bivariate analysis revealed significant associations between infection and abdominal pain (p < 0.0001), presence of worms in stool (p = 0.0031), proximity to animals (p = 0.0006), lack of family prevention education (p = 0.0404), and use of plain water for handwashing (p = 0.0068). In the adjusted model, abdominal pain remained a strong predictor (AOR = 12.64, p = 0.002), while proximity to animals showed a positive trend (AOR = 4.18, p = 0.078). Family exposure to preventive education was borderline protective (AOR = 0.28, p = 0.051). Conclusion: Abdominal pain is a key clinical indicator of T. trichiura infection. Environmental and behavioral factors, particularly living near animals and inadequate handwashing practices, contribute to infection risk. Community-specific health education and integrated sanitation strategies are essential for effective control.

Papillary carcinoma of the thyroid is a follicular type cancer, constituting the dominant histological type of all malignant neoplasms affecting the thyroid gland. His prognosis is generally favorable. The situations where this cancer becomes refractory to the action of radio-metabolic therapy are a real challenge for any clinician. The surgical resumption whenever possible, the use of chemotherapy with tyrosine kinase inhibiting agents, and external radiation therapy are the pillars of management in this type of cancer. We expose through three observations this issue and we discuss the approach toward this clinical situation.

Background: The tetanus vaccine in pregnancy is crucial for preventing tetanus, a potentially fatal bacterial infection. Tetanus is particularly dangerous for newborns if contracted by pregnant women, as it can lead to neonatal tetanus. The vaccine, typically given as part of the Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis) vaccine, helps protect both the mother and the unborn child by passing on antibodies. It's generally recommended during the third trimester of each pregnancy, providing passive immunity to the newborn until they're old enough to receive their own vaccinations. The tetanus vaccine, when administered during pregnancy, has been shown to be safe for both the mother and the developing fetus. Numerous studies have demonstrated its safety profile. Timing: The vaccine is typically recommended during the third trimester of each pregnancy, ideally between weeks 27 and 36. This vaccination timing ensures optimal transplacental transfer of protective antibodies to the fetus. Tetanus, caused by the neurotoxin-producing bacterium Clostridium tetani, presents significant risk due to its ubiquitous presence in soil, dust, and animal face. Objective: This study investigates women's awareness of the tetanus vaccine and measures its association with Clinical outcomes. Methods: This is a cross-sectional study. Data were collected from thirty women who attended the Yarmouk Primary Health Care. It included the data collected by the researchers, the questions were explained face to face, samples were taken and recorded manually, and then collected via the Excel program. The data was analyzed using the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (IBM SPSS) version20. The confidence level is 95% with a significant level of P < 0.05. Results: The sample consisted of 30 case (mean age 33.17 years; minimum 20 yr and maximum 45yr). Taking into account the educational level of each woman, it was noted that this affects prenatal health care and general information about the vaccine. 96% of women received the tetanus vaccine, of which 41% percent received the full five doses.

The study was conducted to determine the impact of physical activity on the personality development and soft skills of cadets at the Military Engineering Academy (Ngo Quyen University). The survey results from 230 cadets show that physical activity not only contributes to physical fitness but also enhances discipline, willpower to overcome difficulties, cooperation, and communication skills. Through statistical analysis using SPSS software, the article demonstrates a positive relationship between the level of participation in physical activities and comprehensive development factors.

Executive Review in the formation of regional legal products as strategic supervision to realize good regional regulations. This study aims to analyze and examine the process of supervision of regional legal products using the ROCCIPI method. This study found that the ROCCIPI method is very effective in the formation and supervision of regional legal products, both from the regulatory and implementation aspects. The problem that will be discussed in this study is how the supervision of regional legal products is based on the ROCCIPI method. The method used is normative legal research using the statute approach and theoretical approach related to the supervision of regional legal products based on the ROCCIPI method which will be analyzed qualitatively descriptively.

The study was performed on 31 blood samples collected from children (14 males and 17 females) from Different governorate they were suspected to infection with visceral leishmaniasis were they visited the central public health laboratories in Baghdad their ages ranged from (6 month – 9 years). All data were collected to each patients which included (name, ages and clinical sign and symptoms. All sera were tested by Immunofluorescent Antibodies Assay (IFAT) while interleukin -40 detected by using Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay. The results Indicated that (19) patients with fever, (22) patients with Hepatosplenomegally and (9) patients with different sign and Symptoms. only (8) out of 31 patients produced specific antibodies to visceral leishmaniasis by IFAT Assay. Also, the results indicated increase significantly the level of interleukin -40 in patients in comparison with healthy control.

The integration of pharmacy, laboratory and nursing practices has become increasingly vital in enhancing therapeutic outcomes within the healthcare system. As the landscape of healthcare evolves, both professions have expanded their roles beyond traditional boundaries, focusing on patient-centered care and collaborative practices. Interprofessional collaboration between pharmacists and nurses is fundamental in addressing the complexities of patient care. By working together, these professionals can develop integrated care plans that consider all aspects of a patient's health, leading to improved outcomes and enhanced patient satisfaction. Ongoing education and training for both pharmacists and nurses are essential to keep pace with emerging trends and innovations. As the healthcare landscape continues to evolve, the collaborative efforts of pharmacy, laboratory and nursing will be crucial in ensuring that patients receive comprehensive, high-quality care, ultimately enhancing therapeutic outcomes and improving overall health.