Past Issue

Study of Solanaceae Family with Special Emphasis on Belladonna and Stramonium in the Management of Migraine

The Solanaceae family, commonly known as the nightshade family, comprises numerous medicinal plants with significant therapeutic value in homeopathy. Among them, Belladonna and Stramonium are prominently used for neurological disorders, especially migraine. This article explores the pharmacological properties, homeopathic indications, and clinical applicability of these remedies in migraine management. Their symptom similarity, modalities, and individualized approach highlight their importance in homeopathic practice.

Why is Coaching Considered a Tool for Transformation?

The purpose of this article was to analyze the main characteristics of the coaching process and to describe the activities involved in order to reach conclusions regarding its importance. The methodology used to gather information was documentary in nature. Printed and digital books, scientific articles, and other documentary sources were consulted to support the discussion and conclusions. Among the principal conclusions is that the coaching process appears more frequently than we consciously recognize in everyday organizational practice.

Homoeopathic Management of Chronic skin Disorders: A Practice of Medicine Perspective

Chronic skin disorders constitute a significant burden on patients due to their persistent nature, cosmetic impact, psychosocial consequences, and frequent relapses. Conventional management often focuses on symptomatic suppression, which may provide temporary relief but fails to address the underlying susceptibility of the individual. Homoeopathy, based on the holistic principle of individualization, offers a constitutional approach that considers the patient as a whole rather than the disease alone.

India's Civilization and Society from Ancient Times, Legacy to the World

In this article, we are expounding India’s incomparable visionary legacy to the world in the following domains: I. Urban civilization first appeared in ancient India with the Indus Valley civilization in the early third millennium BCE: Urban civilization first appeared in ancient India with the Indus Valley civilization in the early third millennium BCE, in what is today Pakistan and north-west India. II.

Between Tyranny and Integrity in African Leadership: A Comparative study of Vicious and Virtuous Leadership in Organizational Contexts

This study explores the ethical dichotomy between vicious and virtuous leadership within African organizational contexts, arguing that leadership in Africa stands at a critical juncture between tyranny and integrity. Drawing on theoretical frameworks such as Toxic Leadership, Destructive Leadership, and the Dark Triad, the paper examines how authoritarianism, manipulation, and self-interest have historically undermined governance and development across the continent.

Biological Control of Insect Pests with Predatory Arthropods: A Mini-Review

The intensive use of synthetic insecticides for pest control in agricultural systems has led to problems of resistance, environmental contamination, and risks to human health, which has driven the development of sustainable Integrated Pest Management strategies. The objective of this work was to document the use of predatory arthropods in the biological control of insect pests in agricultural crops. The reviewed scientific evidence indicates that the main predators belong to the classes Arachnida and Insecta.

Preterm birth as a Global Public Health Challenge- Epidemiology and Risk Factors

Preterm birth remains a major global public health challenge and is one of the leading causes of neonatal mortality and morbidity worldwide. Although advances in neonatal care have improved survival rates, the global prevalence of preterm birth has not declined and, in many settings, continues to rise. This highlights the persistent and multifactorial nature of its underlying causes. This study aims to identify and summarize the main epidemiological characteristics and risk factors associated with preterm birth in order to support preventive strategies.

Assessment of Knowledge, Attitude and Practice Regarding Oral Cancer Among Under Graduate Dental Students –an Institutional Based Cross-Sectional Study

Background: Oral cancer is a significant public health concern in India, with high morbidity due to tobacco use, alcohol consumption, and delayed diagnosis. Early detection by dental professionals is essential to improve outcomes. Aim and Objective: To assess the knowledge, attitude, awareness, and clinical practices regarding oral cancer among undergraduate dental students in Melmaruvathur, Tamil Nadu. Materials and Methods: A cross-sectional questionnaire-based study was conducted among 194 undergraduate dental students.

Artificial Intelligence in oral Healthcare: Focus on Oral Medicine and Radiology

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative technology in dentistry, particularly in the fields of Oral Medicine and Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology, where accurate diagnosis relies heavily on the interpretation of radiographic findings and clinical patterns. In Oral Medicine, AI has been extensively explored for the early detection, classification, and risk assessment of oral cancer and potentially malignant disorders.

Influence des Relations sociales dans une classe sur les Performances en Mathématique des élèves des Classes Homogènes Filles en Côte d’Ivoire

Cet article analyse l’influence des relations sociales dans une classe sur les performances des élèves en mathématique. À travers une enquête menée auprès de 140 élèves issus de classes homogènes filles du premier cycle de l’enseignement secondaire, les résultats révèlent que les élèves bénéficiant de relations positives avec leurs pairs et avec les enseignants obtiennent de bonnes performances scolaires. L’article a l’avantage de proposer des pistes pédagogiques pour améliorer le climat relationnel en classe.