Association Between Obesity Grade and the Age of the First Acute Coronary Syndrome: Cross-sectional Observational Study

Demirci, Deniz; Demirci, Duygu Ersan

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“…Mavroyeni Bey, bu tedbirin yeterli olmayacağını öne sürmüş ve "bir milletin ahlaki kavanin ile ıslah ve terbiye edilip düzeltilemeyeceğini" ifade edip, öneriye karşı çıkanlar arasında yer aldı. Oylamada encümen mazbatası yediye karşı otuz dokuz oyla reddedildi 124 . 1909'da Tensikat Kanunu çıkarılmıştı.…”

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A NEW PHANARIOT at the SERVICE of the OTTOMAN STATE: MAVROGENIS BEY (1848-1929)

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2022

Genel Türk Tarihi Araştırmaları Dergisi

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The Mavrogenis family, who are one of the last representative of the old and new Phanariots, could swiftly keep up with the changes in the Ottoman State and maintain its relation with the state. The family also preserved its place in Rum Orthodox community. Mavrogenis Bey, who had received law education in French, could speak French well. Although he expected to have a position in the Ottoman bureaucracy after he graduated and returned to Istanbul, he got disappointed. Mavrogenis Bey, who went to London, started to work for a Rum company there. Not satisfied with work life in London, he quitted his work and came back to Istanbul. Mavrogenis Bey also improved his English during his years in London. He could also speak a little Turkish. He started to work as a clerk in the Mabeyn-i Humayun in 1875 thanks to his father, Spyridon Mavrogenis, who worked as a doctor for the palace. Later on, Mavrogenis Bey was appointed as a clerk for the newly founded Belgrade Embassy in 1879, thus before long he became a part of foreign bureaucracy, which he desired. Mavrogenis Bey, who was not happy to be in Belgrade was appointed to another embassy, Madrid, as a clerk in 1881. Although he tried to get appointed to a larger center of diplomacy using his father’s power, he was not able to do so. After working for more than five years in Madrid, he took the opportunity to be a minister to the US and moved to Washington. He had an opportunity to improve his career in his profession in Washington, a city which was not preferred by many senior bureaucrat and diplomats. With this appointment, he also had his place in high ranking bureaucracy. Mavrogenis Bey’s nine years of service ended in 1896 when he was discharged upon calls for the appointment of a Muslim ambassador in his place, which was not a legitimate reason. He was not appointed to any position in the following few years due to the pretext that there was not a suitable position for him. Actually, he was mentioned as a candidate for Crete and Samos governor, he was not eager. What he had experienced drew him mentally closer to the opposition. In 1901, Mavrogenis Bey was appointed as a member to Şura-yı Devlet, which was one of the symbols for modernization of the Ottoman state. When he lost his father in 1902, he actually lost his tutelary. When he was nominated for Samos Governor again, Mavrogenis Bey had to accept it. He was accused of his partial administration during his time in Samos for about two years. He resigned because of these accusations. He was appointed as a member to Şura-yı Devlet and stayed in the same position till the declaration of constitutionalism. Mavrogenis Bey, who attracted the attention of the Unionists because of his Reformist and liberal views, was appointed as a member of Meclis-i Ȃyan (Assembly of Notables) in 1908. With his Western thoughts and ideas, Mavrogenis Bey, who worked in this assembly, contributed to the improvement of constitutionalism. In 1911, he was appointed as the ambassador to Vienna in 1911, though not with his own wish. After he worked there for one year, he was discharged on the pretext of the deeds of Rums in Western Anatolia during the Balkan War I. He was the member of Assembly of Notables; he was not given another duty. Mavrogenis Bey kept writing his dairy he started in 1907. He did not leave the country after the declaration of the Republic and died in these lands in 1929.

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A NEW PHANARIOT at the SERVICE of the OTTOMAN STATE: MAVROGENIS BEY (1848-1929)

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2022

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“…Among the various manifestations of neck pain, those associated with movement impairments are most common, with "Text Neck Pain" emerging as a burgeoning epidemiological concern among the adult population (9). The widespread use of mobile phones, often in ergonomically unfavorable postures, elevates the risk of physical injury (10), contributing to increased anxiety and worry among students in the absence of their smartphones (11). The term "Nomo phobia" has been coined to describe the anxiety symptoms prevalent among smartphone users, further exacerbating anxiety and depression levels among medical students (12).…”

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Frequency of Neck Pain and Associated Disability in Medical Students

Tariq,

Akhtar,

Mahmood

et al. 2024

JHRR

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Background: Musculoskeletal disorders, particularly neck pain, have been increasingly documented among medical students due to their rigorous academic and clinical training demands. The impact of neck pain can lead to significant disability, affecting academic performance and quality of life. Prior studies have demonstrated varying prevalence across different geographies, indicating a need for further localized research. Objective: This study aimed to assess the prevalence of neck pain and its associated disability using the neck disability index among students of Akhtar Saeed Medical College and to compare these findings with global data. Methods: A cross-sectional descriptive study design was employed, involving 150 students from various medical programs. Data collection was conducted via a structured questionnaire including the Neck Pain Disability Index and the Visual Analog Scale for pain intensity. Ethical approval was obtained in line with the Helsinki Declaration. The sample size was determined statistically, and the collected data were analyzed using SPSS version 24.0. Statistical tests including independent t-tests and Chi-square tests were utilized to discern the significance of associations, with a p-value of less than 0.05 considered statistically significant. Results: Participants had an average age of 22.74±2.04 years, with a gender distribution of 58.7% female and 41.3% male. The mean score for neck pain disability was higher in females (21.33±6.45) compared to males (20.76±5.11), albeit non-significantly (p=0.562). The prevalence of neck pain in our sample (58.7%) was higher than in similar cohorts from Brazil (8.23%), Thailand (22.3%), and China (33.8%), yet comparable to Pakistan (44.8%), Australia (52.8%), and Central Saudi Arabia (54%). Approximately 22.7% of students reported neck pain that interfered with their normal activities. Conclusion: Neck pain was found to be prevalent among the medical student population, with a higher incidence in females. The study underscores the association between neck pain and disability, suggesting the need for preventive measures and interventions within the medical academic setting.

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“…The findings of the present analysis reveal that headaches may be associated with using a smartphone. As a result, smartphone users should be considered for headache monitoring 16 .…”

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The Association between Smartphone Addiction and Headache among Adults

Gill,

Khizar,

Tariq

et al. 2024

AMRJ

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Background: Limited studies that adequately explain the cause-and-effect relationships have linked mobile phone use to various health consequences. Several studies have examined how exposure to mobile phones may affect various symptoms. To find out an association between smartphone addiction and headaches among adults. Methods: In this cross-sectional survey, data was collected through a non-probability sampling technique from 400 adults of either gender aged between 18 to 35 years from Rawalpindi, Islamabad and Taxila. Data was collected via the Smartphone Addiction Scale Short Version (SAS-SV), Headache Disability Index (HDI) and Visual Analogue Scale (VAS). The data were analyzed using the SPSS version 23. Results: There were 400 participants, n=187(46.8%) male and n= 213(53.3%) female, with mean age (23.20±4.41) years. The descriptive statistics of the study population were Functional HDI (21.10±11.62), Emotional HDI (19.99±12.47), HDI-Sum (41.09±22.90) and SAS-Sum (33.48±11.35). The correlation of smartphone addiction with pain (r=0.258, p=0.000), Functional HDI (r=0.349, p=0.000), Emotional HDI (r=0.364, p=0.000), and HDI-Sum (r=0.375,p=0.000) respectively. Conclusion: Headache due to smartphone addiction affects adults because of unrestricted usage of smartphones. Keywords: Headache, Pain, Smart Phones, Young Adults.

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Association Between Obesity Grade and the Age of the First Acute Coronary Syndrome: Cross-sectional Observational Study

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A NEW PHANARIOT at the SERVICE of the OTTOMAN STATE: MAVROGENIS BEY (1848-1929)

A NEW PHANARIOT at the SERVICE of the OTTOMAN STATE: MAVROGENIS BEY (1848-1929)

Frequency of Neck Pain and Associated Disability in Medical Students

The Association between Smartphone Addiction and Headache among Adults

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