The aim of the study was to describe the comprehensiveness of the introduction and discussion of results from the scientific literature in journals with a high impact factor. The study was conducted from January to June 2023. From the ScienceDirect database the search equation in English with the Boolean AND was: comprehension AND scientific information AND formative competence AND university students. The years 2021, 2022 and 2023 were filtered and 10 research articles were selected by non-probabilistic convenience sampling. The comprehensiveness towards the facilitation of alternatives and the discovery of obstacles was higher in the discussion of results. However, problem identification was recognized to be higher in the introduction: 80% > 20%. It was concluded that the comprehensiveness of scientific reading in high impact factor journals was described from three dimensions: iden...

The high incidence of intestinal parasites compromises health and academic performance in regions with inadequate sanitation. The objective of this study was to describe the relationship between intestinal parasitosis and the achievement of competencies among students at the Margarita Santa Ana de Benavides educational institution in Ica, Peru. This quantitative, basic, non-experimental study employed a correlational design to evaluate 80 conveniently selected secondary school students. Three fecal samples were collected per student, and a questionnaire was administered to measure communication competencies. The statistical analysis included the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test for normality and Chi-square (X²) analysis to assess the relationship between parasitosis and competencies. Of the 80 students evaluated, 27 (33.8%) exhibited parasitosis, while 53 (66.2%) did not. Regarding communication...

The aim of the study was to describe social bioethics during the COVID-19 pandemic and their use or removal of masks after vaccination. Th e study was carried out in August 2021 where 97 people (45 men and 52 women) residing in the cities of Ica, Puno and Tacna (Peru) were selected through an intentional non-probabilistic sampling and for which they showed a second vaccine dose administered against COVID-19. Four age class intervals were established: I) 45-50, II) 51-55, III) 56-60, and IV) 61-65; these were diff erentiated by sex and in which they were asked the following: “If you are vaccinated, do you think you should use the mask? Yes __ No __”. “Do you wear a double mask on public roads or in public spaces? Yes __ No __”. “Do you frequently eat food in public places with your family? Yes __ No __”. Likewise, the relationship between wearing and removing the mask by ...