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Infanticide, the act of intentionally killing an infant, remains a deeply troubling social issue with significant ethical, legal, and psychological implications. This article explores the various factors contributing to infanticide, including socio-economic pressures, mental health challenges, cultural practices, and the role of law enforcement in prevention. It also examines the legal definitions and variations of infanticide across different jurisdictions, addressing the complexities of prosecuting such cases.

Article provides an overview of Leukaemia exploring its causes, risk factors, clinical presentation, complications, and management strategies, with a focus on homoeopathic interventions. In today's world these disease is very common. It can occur at any age. We cannot cure these disease completely. We can prevent leukemia by taking some precautions.like eating fresh fruit and vegetables, by washing hands, exercise, healthy lifestyle. Blood Cancer affects the production and function of blood cells.

Hypertension in pregnancy is a significant cause of maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality worldwide. This condition encompasses various types, including gestational hypertension, pre-eclampsia, and chronic hypertension. Effective management is critical to ensuring maternal and fetal well-being. This article provides an overview of hypertension in pregnancy, exploring its causes, risk factors, clinical presentation, complications, and management strategies, with a focus on homoeopathic interventions.

Desertification can be effectively mitigated by implementing many measures to reduce the formation of sand and dust storms. This article focuses on agricultural activities for restoration and rehabilitation of areas most prone to wind erosion in Southern Iraq, based on a scientific approach within the “improved resilience to transboundary sand and dust storms in Kuwait and Iraq Project”, financed by Kuwait Fund.

The aim of study is to assess the knowledge and awareness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation and basic life support among dental undergraduate students, interns and post graduates. A questionnaire of 15 questions about the attitude and basic knowledge of CPR and basic life support was circulated among 250 students belonging to third year, final year, interns, and postgraduate students of Adhiparasakthi Dental College and hospital, melmaruvathur. All data will be analyzed manually and tabulated in order to assess the clinical knowledge in emergency situations.

This study examines the evolving trade relations between China and Nigeria within the broader framework of China-Africa partnerships, exploring their potential as drivers of sustainable development. With China’s trade and investment in Nigeria growing rapidly, this relationship offers significant opportunities but also raises challenges related to environmental sustainability, labor rights, and corporate social responsibility.Using a mixed-methods approach grounded in Dependency theory, the research gathered data through 204 questionnaires to assess the perceptions of stakeholders.

The study surveyed rice (Oryzae sativa) farmers to determine their knowledge and perceptions about effects of climate change on rice farming in the North East Region of Ghana. Two hundred respondents were randomly sampled from four communities to respond to a questionnaire. Reliability of the questionnaire was determined with Cronbach’s Alpha reliability coefficient of 0.793. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used to analyse the data. It was revealed that 89.5% of respondents agreed that climate change is caused by natural and anthropogenic factors.

The research investigated how mobile banking adoption by Nigerian banks has aided the banks’ customer satisfaction and retention. The study made use of five deposit money banks in Nigeria namely Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB), Zenith Bank PLC, United Bank of Africa PLC (UBA), First Bank of Nigeria PLC, and Access Bank PLC, all located in Ota, Ogun state. A total of 150 questionnaires were administered and 100 responses were received. It also analyzed and interpreted results obtained from the field using the Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) regression analysis.

Nursing care quality plays a pivotal role in ensuring positive patient outcomes and enhancing overall healthcare delivery. This comprehensive review aims to explore and evaluate effective strategies and interventions that contribute to quality improvement in nursing care. By analyzing studies published between 2015 and the present, this review identifies key approaches, including patient-centered care, professional development programs, quality improvement frameworks (e.g., Lean and Six Sigma), technological advancements, and collaborative care models.

Background: Health personnel play a critical role in managing emergencies in public places, providing immediate care, coordinating with emergency services, and preventing further complications. However, the effectiveness of their interventions and the challenges they face in these situations require a comprehensive review. Objective: This systematic review aims to evaluate the role of health personnel in public emergency situations, highlighting their contributions, challenges, and the impact of their interventions on health outcomes.