This study evaluated the in vitro anti-Leishmania activity of Dracocephalum lindbergii against Leishmania major, revealing significant antiparasitic effects and antioxidant properties in its methanolic fraction. These findings suggest the potential of D. lindbergii as a promising source for developing novel leishmaniasis treatments.

This study investigated the characteristics of patients referred for patch testing for eyelid dermatitis, finding that allergic contact dermatitis was the most frequent cause across all groups. Patch testing is highlighted as crucial for .accurately identifying responsible allergens and guiding effective treatment for eyelid dermatitis

A study investigated the safety and effectiveness of photobiomodulation for localized fat reduction in Middle Eastern participants. The findings showed significant reductions in body circumferences with high patient satisfaction and no reported adverse effects, suggesting it's a safe and effective non-invasive option.

This study evaluated a mannitol-containing hyaluronic acid filler for nasolabial fold improvement in Middle Eastern patients, showing significant wrinkle reduction and high patient satisfaction with primarily mild adverse events. While effective, further large-scale safety studies are recommended.