Vol. 4 (2026): American Journal of Medicine and Health Studies

This volume showcases the work of 17 authors whose contributions span preventive medicine, behavioral health, traditional healing, and health systems innovation. The featured articles examine the community use of Alstonia scholaris (Dalipawen) as an herbal remedy in the Philippines, offer reflections on compassionate end-of-life care through the experiences of a hospice nurse, explore Nepal's rich ethnobotanical traditions for respiratory health, review the therapeutic role of music in supporting college students' mental well-being, and investigate AI literacy, ethical awareness, and curricular readiness among nursing students. Together, these contributions highlight the value of culturally informed care, interdisciplinary research, and emerging technologies in advancing health outcomes across diverse communities and healthcare settings.