One Health & Risk Management Vol. 6, No. 1, 2025

 

Recent Submissions

  • Health literacy, myths and stigma among patients with Parkinson’s disease in the Republic of Moldova 
    Rotaru, Lilia; Grosu, Oxana; Cebuc, Mădălina; Cărăuşu, Ghenadie; Vovc, Victor; Groppa, Stanislav (Asociația de Biosiguranță și Biosecuritate din Republica Moldova, 2025)
    Introduction: Health literacy one’s capacity to ensure appropriate health-related decisions based on acquired knowledge, affects the quality of life for Parkinson’s Disease (PD) patients. This study establishes a baseline ...
  • The importance of training family physicians in promoting physical activity and sports 
    Ștefaneț, Gheorghe; Jucov, Artiom; Tăbîrţă, Alisa; Cebanu, Serghei (Asociația de Biosiguranță și Biosecuritate din Republica Moldova, 2025)
    Introduction. Training family doctors in promoting physical activities and assisting individuals engaged in sports can significantly contribute to the primary prevention of non-communicable diseases. However, current ...
  • Perceptions of family physicians regarding patients' self-medication 
    Babcinețchi, Victoria; Timotin, Alina; Lozan, Oleg (Asociația de Biosiguranță și Biosecuritate din Republica Moldova, 2025)
    Introduction. Self-medication is the practice of using medications to treat self-diagnosed conditions without prior consultation with a healthcare specialist. This phenomenon is widespread globally, reaching a rate of ...
  • Genetic diversity analysis of the SARS-CoV-2 virus: a literature review 
    Colac, Svetlana; Ulinici, Mariana; Burduniuc, Olga (Asociația de Biosiguranță și Biosecuritate din Republica Moldova, 2025)
    Introduction. The continuous evolution of the SARS-CoV-2 virus through the accumulation of genetic mutations has led to the emergence of variants with different characteristics, including increased transmissibility, ...
  • Ureaplasma in pregnancy. Is there any risk for preterm labor? 
    Caproș, Hristiana (Asociația de Biosiguranță și Biosecuritate din Republica Moldova, 2025)
    Introduction. Ureaplasma species, particularly Ureaplasma urealyticum and Ureaplasma parvum, inhabit the lower genital tract of sexually active women and have been linked to adverse reproductive outcomes. This review ...