Past Issue

A study to assess the Effectiveness of Structured Teaching Programme on Knowledge Regarding Importance of Iron and Folic Acid in Antenatal Mothers in Selected areas of Ahmedabad

Background: Iron and folic acid supplementation (IFAS) programme is a key global intervention (WHO, 2013) for control and prevention of anaemia in pregnancy.women often experience iron deficiency due to increased iron demands for foetal growth and development, leading to anaemia if not addressed. Iron supplementation helps prevent or treat iron deficiency anaemia during pregnancy. Despite free provision of IFAS tablets, compliance has remained low over the years. Studies have associated high maternal knowledge with higher supplement use.

Transforming digitally: A Systematic Literature Review of Consumer Behavior & Digital Transformation Interaction

The advent of digital transformation has revolutionized marketing, fundamentally altering the ways businesses engage with consumers and reshaping consumer behavior in the process. This abstract explores the multifaceted impact of digitalization on marketing practices and consumer interactions, with a focus on the challenges and opportunities presented by emerging digital technologies, the integration of omnichannel strategies, and the growing importance of data privacy and consumer trust.

The Challenges of Community Leaders to Preserve and Manage Drinking Water (Case Study in Hatugau Village, Lete-Foho Administrative Post, Municipality of Ermera)

To delimit this work, the author prefers the topic "The challenges of Community Leadership in conservation and managing water and water" with the type of case study in Hatugau Village, Lete-four Administrative Post, Ermera Municipality. Currently, the authors are aware and consider that the problem of clean water despite being a global problem, especially affecting the poor countries of the Asian and African continent in the last decade, our country is affected at the national level, even in remote areas.

A Comprehensive review on Traditional Medicines for Wound Healing

Wound healing is a critical biological process that restores the integrity of the skin after injuries, which are classified based on depth and severity, ranging from superficial abrasions to complex chronic wounds. The process involves four phases: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation and remodeling, driven by cellular, enzymatic, and molecular mechanisms.

The Influence of Clarity on Budget Targets, Accounting Controls, and Reporting Systems on the Performance Accountability of local Government Agencies in the Maufahi Municipality

This research was conducted at the local government agency of the municipality of Manufahi, located in Same Holarua. The research methods used are: Primary data collection method using a list of questions, with a sample of 40 respondents and using multiple linear regression analysis, multiple correlation, and analysis of variance (ANOVA). The results of the ups and downs or the size of performance accountability can be predicted through the regression equation Y = 17.108 – 0.031 ×_1 + 0.177 ×_2 + 0.496 ×_3 + 4.973.

Kuwait fund Partnership in Disease Control Programs

This article shows the strength of cooperation in prioritizing health as a vital part of development. The disease control programs are flagship initiatives of public-private partnerships aimed at helping poor communities in different parts of the world through the collective mobilization of financial, political and technical resources to alleviate the burden of diseases around the globe under the umbrella of World Health Organization (WHO).

Risankizumab in Psoriasis and Crohn’s Disease: A Comprehensive Review

Risankizumab, a humanized monoclonal antibody that targets interleukin-23 (IL-23), has emerged as a viable treatment option for psoriasis and Crohn's disease. IL-23 plays an important role in the development of several chronic inflammatory diseases, triggering the immunological response that underpins their clinical symptoms. Risankizumab has shown great effectiveness in decreasing skin lesions in psoriasis, with long-term benefits to the severity of the disease and individual quality of life.

Experimental study to Evaluate the Brimhana effect of Vidarikandadi Yoga W.R.T. to its Anabolic Activity

Athletes and professional sportsmen often misuse steroids, using chemicals like androgenic compounds and SARMs (selective androgen receptor modulators) which mimic the effects of testosterone for long periods of time.1In the ancient text 'MANASOLLASA,' especially in the chapter called 'Mallavinoda' (wrestling), King Somesvarawrote about using natural methods to build muscle and improve endurance.

Interactions on Livelihood Strategies - Options for Rural Producers and Urban Consumers

India has been a predominantly agricultural economy, it now seems to be increasingly shedding this image and transforming itself into a service sector-driven economy. As more and more policy decisions are being taken in favour of the manufacturing and service sectors, less is said about the agricultural sector. In an effort to overcome these constraints, an innovative market mechanism took shape in the heartland of Tamil Nadu, popularly called the Uzhavar Sandhais or the farmers’ markets.

Acute Flaccid Paralysis in a Case of Graves Disease

We report a rare case of Graves Disease presenting as acute flaccid paralysis. A 50-year-old man with known history of Graves Disease presented with sudden onset weakness in both lower limbs, associated with difficulty in breathing and swallowing. The patient received Carbimazole, Propranolol, Inj. Methylprednisolone, and ventilator support. Despite initial paralysis not improving with thyrotoxicosis treatment, it responded well to IVIG therapy.