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The study examined the provision of library resources for user satisfaction as a panacea for Nigerian university educational transformation. Descriptive survey design was adopted. A sample of 219 library users was randomly selected from a total population of 4377. However, this sample represents 5% of the entire population. Two instruments, observation checklist and researcher-made questionnaire were used for data collection. Furthermore, 219 copies of the questionnaire were distributed to the respondents but 207 were returned, giving a response rate of 94.5%.

Aim: The current study aimed to identify the effect of a muscle strength development program on anabolic androgenic steroids for Egyptian weightlifters. Methods: The researchers used the experimental approach with the design of one group and the application of pre and post measurement to suit the nature and purpose of the research. Sample of the research is represented of Seven (7) male weightlifters (Mean age ± SD: 21.7±2.6 years; Height ± SD: 173.3±5.2 cm; Weight ± SD: 79.1±9.6 kg) from Sohag Governorate, Egypt.

Bacterial contamination does not necessarily mean infection", was presented at the 17th World Meeting of the International Union of Phlebology American College of Phlebology, in 2013, Boston (USA). A common mistake made by physicians, when there is an unfavourable clinical course of the wound, is to confuse contamination with wound infection, then, they ask for a bacteriological swab and there are three possibilities: A/ Prescribe antibiotics before knowing the test result. B/ Prescribe antibiotics after knowing the test result, C/ Prescribe no antibiotics and healing the ulcer.

Background: Many developed countries tend to pay attention to the practice of sports recreational activities because of their effectiveness in investing the leisure time of the practitioners in a positive way and protecting them from the risks of engaging in activities that harm the individual and society, which prompted the researcher to identify the steps for designing a proposed model to promote the practice of these activities.

A study has been conducted to assess the noise quality in ambient air of Dewas industrial area of Madhya Pradesh, India. Total nine locations were selected in Dewas industrial area for ambient air quality monitoring during different four quarters from April 2019 to March 2020. The noise data were collected from different monitoring locations at different time in order to assess the changing noise level at sites. Data collected during day time (6 AM to 10 PM) and night time (10 PM to 6 AM) at the all monitoring locations.

Spectacle is a recognized phenomenon in our hypermedia society and one which has become a subject of interest in research, especially in the social sciences. Spectacle is a creation, empowered by technology, which has intended consequences, significance, a role and a measurable impact on society. According to some authors, especially in the field of mediology, spectacle is not only décor of the modern world, but also the heart of its unreality.

This research paper discusses Jordanian Arabic dialectology from a sociolinguistic perspective. It limits itself to ‘traditional Arabic dialectology’ (TAD) which deals with the geographical variation of the Arabic dialects. It also aims to uncover the dialectal boundaries of variation of the dialects in the Jordanian Arabic through investigating their geographical distribution in order to reveal any phenomena that are not attested.

The article examines the impact of the economic crisis on the social situation of the population and medicine in the first decade of independence of Uzbekistan. Also, the issue of personnel in medical institutions and medical services provided to the population during this period is analyzed, the development of the medical sector during the years of independence, the implementation of tasks, the history of material and technical base of medical institutions in remote areas of Uzbekistan.

Prosthetic management of elderly edentulous patients after maxillectomy has the particularity of rehabilitating a patient under generally difficult conditions. The dentist must combine his skills as a prosthesis specialist and as a geriatrician to ensure successful functional, aesthetic and psychosocial treatment. In this article we discuss the subject through a clinical case