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Health 4.0 has emerged as a strategic paradigm for transforming hospital management by integrating technological innovation with healthcare quality and financial sustainability. This study analyzes how management practices aligned with Health 4.0 principles can improve hospital efficiency and contribute to local development. The research was conducted as an exploratory case study in a medium-sized hospital located in Dourados, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil.

The Autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a neurodevelopmental condition characterized by differences in social communication, behavior, and sensory processing. It typically appears in early childhood and affects individuals in varying degrees, which is why it is described as a “spectrum.” People with autism may experience challenges in understanding social cues, forming relationships, and expressing emotions, along with patterns of restricted or repetitive behaviors, interests, or activities.

Achieving a place in medical school across India means facing steep competition - few openings meet intense scholarly demands, which sometimes weighs heavily on learners’ minds. This strain can chip away at belief in personal ability, pushing some toward friends for comfort. Meanwhile, being online more frequently, through apps and connected devices, ties into feelings described as FOMO: uneasy thoughts about missing out when others seem engaged in satisfying moments elsewhere.

Satisfaction with one’s body can have a large impact on our overall health and well-being, both psychologically and socially, especially where one’s appearance is emphasized (such as in a gym). The objective of this research project was to examine the relationship between satisfaction with one’s body to one’s social functioning (as measured through the Body Image Questionnaire [BIQ] and the Social Functioning Questionnaire [SFQ] among adult gym members in Chennai, India. Participants for the study (N =200-250) were selected using purposeful sampling and were 18 years of age or older.

The reproductive efficiency of sows is crucial for the sustainability of any swine herd. A female's ability to contribute to the herd earlier, for a longer period, and more efficiently impacts her individual performance, characterizing her lifetime productivity. Birth weight is one of the factors that influence a sow's lifetime reproductive performance. To determine the influence of birth weight on sow performance during the first three farrowings, a prospective comparative study was conducted using 703 gilts preselected as future breeding stock at weaning.

Modern lifestyle disorders such as diabetes mellitus, hypertension, obesity, anxiety, depression, and gastrointestinal disturbances are increasing globally due to sedentary habits, stress, faulty diet, and environmental influences. According to the World Health Organization, non-communicable diseases contribute significantly to global morbidity and mortality. Homoeopathy, founded by Samuel Hahnemann, offers a holistic and individualized approach to disease management.

The study was conducted to determine the impacts of social networking sites on the mental health of nursing students at Era College of Nursing (Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh). We took 100 students from bsc nursing 2nd and 3rd semester students most of the students were from the age group between 20-22 years. The objectives of the study was to asses the use of social networking sites among nursing students and correlation between impact of social networking sites and mental illness.

The Toto tribe, one of the smallest indigenous communities of North Bengal, exhibits a distinctive system of village organisation grounded in customary norms, ritual authority, and collective decision-making. This paper examines the structure, functions, and transformation of the traditional administrative framework of the Totos, with particular reference to the institution of Latchi-Jangoa (village council).

In this study, the survey of registration data of thangka paintings from the Erdene Zuu Museum of Kharkhorinsoum, UvurkhangaiAimag restored at the National Center for Cultural Heritage between 1988 and 2020 has been carried out and the results are analyzed to provide quantitative evidence of thangka paintings restored during specific years, identify which conservators carried out the restorations, and analyze the methods and materials they used; and determine whether those restoration methodologies and techniques remain appropriate up to the present time.

Roads in disrepair and insufficient trash disposal pose serious problems for urban areas, having an adverse effect on public health and the environment. To solve these problems, creative fixes are required. This study suggests a drone-based waste and pothole detection system that uses machine learning (ML)-driven reporting to enable prompt maintenance and interventions.