This special issue seeks to advance the understanding of the complex interplay between microbial species across diverse ecosystems and host environments. Contributions are invited to explore how cross ...

The field of sports nutrition has increasingly focused on the role of macromolecules, particularly complex carbohydrates and ...

The gut microbiome, a complex ecosystem of microorganisms inhabiting the gastrointestinal tract, plays a crucial role in ...

Mass gathering medicine, also known as event medicine, is a specialized field that merges emergency management with public ...

Coronary artery calcification (CAC) has posed unique challenges since the advent of percutaneous coronary interventions. CAC may complicate into inability to cross device, acute stent under-expansion, ...

The fluid-structural interactive (FSI) computational model has been well-developed and has played a critical role in biomedical analysis. Specifically tailored for vascular biomechanical analyses with ...

Understanding the intricacies of soft materials forms a critical pillar in the realms of materials science, vital for ushering in the ...

Aging is associated with degenerative changes that significantly affect the mobility of older adults. These changes often lead to physical limitations such as reduced muscle strength, joint ...

Keywords: Psychedelics, Behavioral Change, Neurobiological Mechanisms, Epigenetic Modifications, Mental Health Conditions Important Note: All contributions to this Research Topic must be within the ...

The field of endothelial injury syndromes has undergone a significant transformation in recent decades. Initially perceived ...

Dogs have different social, anthropological and religious meanings in different cultures. In some societies, they are part of the urban landscape, fed and cared for communally, and even seen as ...

The field of environmental health has increasingly focused on the impact of airborne toxicants and particulate matter on brain health and behavior. Recent studies have highlighted the pervasive ...