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Vol. 39 (2025): July-September

Published: 2025-07-02

Impact of the Neuroendocrine System on Immune Function: A Systematic Neutrosophic Review of Stress-Associated Immunological Depression

Varna Hernández Junco, Zenia Batista Castro , Regla Cristina Valdés Cabodevilla , Vivian González Aguilar

122-137

Multicriteria neutrosophic method to evaluate the gastric sleeve vs. gastric ByPass for the treatment of morbid obesity.

Diana Lorena Jordán Fiallos, Alisson Danna Verdezoto Valencia, Denis Andres Criollo Cusin, Belén Stefanía Sampedro Venegas

146-156

The best interest of the child and accountability in child support payments exceeding a unified basic salary: us- ing neutrosophic document summarization for analysis

Danny Alexander Escobar Escobar, Delgado Guevara Amy Rafaela , Alison Ariadna Fonseca Boada, Esperanza Del Pilar Araujo Escobar

174-179

Statistical neutrosophic analysis on gonial angle in class I, II, III patients in panoramic and lateral radiographs

Johanna Elizabeth Fiallos Sánchez , José Arturo Molina Ramón , Ximena Catalina Nava- rrete Abedrabbo

207-216

Neutrosophic statistical analysis of the culture of social innovation in nursing teachers

Fidel Robinson Jay , Danay Ramos Duharte , Gregoria Iris Michel Brooks , Yamila Hayde Elia Oquendo

227-234

Linguistic scale for the assessment of knowledge about women and sport a hormonal issue

Ruth Alexandra Ramos Villacís , Mayra Alexandra López Villagrán , Danilo Fernando Vaca Pé- rez, Silvia Alexandra Laica Sailema

235-244

Estudio neutrosófico sobre la aplicación Web Móvil para la Gestión de Procesos bajo Niveles Jerárquicos en el Gad Municipal del cantón Mocha

Fausto Alberto Viscaino Naranjo , Luz Marina Aguirre Paz , Walter Vinicio Culque Toapanta , Luis Antonio Llerena Ocaña

245-255

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