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Level of Monument Protection and Degree of Conflict in Relationship between Wind Energy and Monument Care

While wind energy may be subject to protection in monument care on one hand, wind energy and monument care are two spheres on a scale of various conflicts on the other hand [1]. This study strives to capture the two underlying elements of the relationships between wind energy and monument care. It is written from the perspective of Central Europe or the entire European geographic area, where the traditional cultural landscape prevails with few exceptions. The study has two levels from the chrono...

Histoplasmosis Epidemiological, Clinical and Diagnostic Perspectives in Vietnam: Case Report

Histoplasmosis, a systemic mycosis caused by Histoplasma capsulatum, poses a fatal threat in endemic regions, yet remains rare in Vietnam and other regions in Asia due to ecological preferences for other fungi such as Talaromyces marneffei. This study aimed to characterize the epidemiological, clinical, and diagnostic aspects of histoplasmosis in Vietnam, compared with talaromycosis. Histoplasmosis presents a varied clinical spectrum that affects multiple organ systems ranging from mild to fatal...

Gratitude, Trust, and Moral Sentiments in Global Health: A Personal Exchange with Vernon L. Smith

Gratitude and other moral sentiments play a powerful role in shaping trust and cooperation in global health systems. Sparked by a personal correspondence with Nobel Laureate Vernon L. Smith, it builds on Adam Smith’s Theory of Moral Sentiments and recent behavioral economics research to question the limitations of incentive based models in health policy. Drawing on experimental trust games and a simulated physician–patient interaction model, the piece proposes a shift toward frameworks groun...

On Mutual Relationships Between Medical Sciences and Cultural Heritage Care

The presented study is a summative and generalising step in the author’s elaboration on the topic [1-4]. The aim of this study is to define the basic structure of the scientific problem, to document a holistic view of the mankind and monuments and thus progress towards an important topic of theoretical reasoning and empirical evidencing of the necessity of use and transformation of historic monuments as a key condition for preserving them long-term in their mass and shape....