Advanced Journal of Pharmacy and Life science Research
Advanced Journal of Pharmacie and Life science Research (AJPLR) ISSN 2454-3535 is an international peer reviewed quarterly published journal focused on review and research in Pharmaceutical and life science field.
The aim of AJPLR is to encourage scientists, academicians and students to publish their experimental and theoretical details. AJPLR provides an advanced knowledge platform for the pharmaceutical and life science.
October 2025 Issue 1
The October 2025 issue of the Advanced Journal of Pharmacie and Life Science Research (AJPLR) brings together a diverse collection of articles exploring innovation, reliability, and ethics in biomedical science. Featured papers highlight the enduring value of urine analysis in modern diagnostics, the critical role of quality control and reliable sample testing in research, and the emerging use of artificial biological substitutes.
This issue also examines the applications and benefits of synthetic urine in laboratory science, while addressing the ethical and regulatory challenges surrounding its use. Together, these contributions provide fresh perspectives on how accuracy, safety, and integrity shape the future of pharmacy and life sciences.
- An In-Depth Analysis of Synthetic Urine Detection in Modern Drug Testing
- Synthetic Urine: Uses, Benefits, and Ethical Considerations in Laboratory Science
- Quality Control in Biomedical Research: Why Reliable Sample Testing Matters
- The Role of Urine Analysis in Modern Medical Diagnostics
Jan-Mar 2024 | volume 8 | Issue 1
Urbanization refers to the population shift from rural to urban areas, “the gradual increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas”, and the ways in which each society adapts to the change. Urbanization leads to many challenges for global health and the epidemiology of infectious diseases. New megacities can be incubators for new epidemics, and zoonotic diseases. Urbanization is one of the main cause for the spread of disease in a more rapid manner
Vani Mamillapalli1*, Praneetha Kanajam1, Padma Latha Khantamneni2