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Relationship Between Profile and Attitude of Farm Women Towards Value Addition in Vegetable Crops

In Indian society, farm women have multi-dimensional role ranging from agricultural and allied activities to domestic activities. India is the second-largest producer of vegetables in the world next only to China and accounts for about 15 per cent of the world production of vegetables. At present, less than 2 per cent of fruits and vegetables are processed, even as our county ranks second in the world in terms of production. The preparation of value-added products is mostly confined to household/village or with in the easy access of farm women.

A Review on Zingiber Officinale (Ginger)

Zingiber Officinale, commonly referred to as "Ginger" The plant's therapeutic qualities, including its anti-inflammatory, antidiabetic, and antibacterial qualities, are caused by a variety of compounds. Ginger has several uses in food preparation, medicinal, flavoring, and spices. Its pH range is 5.6 to 5.9. Old and rotten ginger is made to look appealing by washing it in sulfuric acid, which is highly dangerous to eat and can cause kidney stones, liver problems, stomach burns, and other problems.

Towards an Innovative Cultural Heritage Tourism Framework: A Case of Manicalandziwa Ruins in Zimbabwe

Innovative cultural heritage tourism (ICHT) seems ever-present today and operates as a constant process that involves cultural resources and operates massively through social and institutional arrangements at different international, national and local levels. Most tourist destinations have undergone significant changes and embraced the pivotal role of innovation in cultural heritage tourism to ward off the growing international competition among countries and locations.

A Clinical Investigation on the Safety and Effectiveness of Dietary Supplements: Curcumin, Vitamin C, and Vitamin B Complex Gummies in Paediatric Health

Background: Gummies offer a novel supplement delivery method appealing to children. This study investigates the safety, efficacy, and organoleptic properties of three distinct gummies— Curcumin Gummies, Vitamin-B-complex Gummies, and Vitamin-C Gummies in paediatric health. Methods: A 30-day open-label, three-arm, parallel design study with 48 children assessed the efficacy, safety, and organoleptic properties of the gummies. Subjects were randomized to receive one of the gummies. Endpoints included sickness frequency, Quality-of-Life hedonic questionnaires.

Exploring the impacts of covid-19 on management ethics and csr in lebanese higher education

This research delves into how Community Social Responsibility (CSR) impacts universities amidst the Covid 19 pandemic, driven by their influence, on the job market. The study explores how the pandemic has affected CSR practices through methods such as surveys and in-depth interviews. The results reveal a discovery; students actively engage in responsible initiatives and acknowledge their importance, yet they lack a complete grasp of CSR as a formal concept.

Fostering mental wellness: enhancing user experience and accessibility with mindfulme's innovative mobile platform

MindFulMe is a groundbreaking mobile application designed to revolutionize mental health support through innovative technology. Developed using Flutter for cross-platform compatibility and Firebase for robust backend services, MindFulMe offers users a comprehensive suite of features aimed at promoting mental well-being. From its captivating animated splash screen to its intuitive sign-in, sign-up, and forgot password pages, MindFulMe prioritizes user experience and accessibility.

Vital signs Measurement: A Critical Review of Methods and Quality Improvement Strategies

Accurate measurement of vital signs is crucial for effective patient care and clinical decision-making. This critical review aims to evaluate current methods of vital signs measurement and identify strategies for quality improvement. Traditional methods, such as manual blood pressure cuffs and mercury thermometers, are compared with modern technological advancements, including digital thermometers, automated blood pressure monitors, and wearable devices.

Ethical organization and psychosocial climate

This research work is concerned with the question of how to manage the social climate amongst students in the light of upsurge in deviant behavior in the school environment. According to the texts governing the organization and functioning of secondary education, the school must promote ethical values. While for most parents, school is a place of refuge for their children, this heavenly image of the school is increasingly watered down by numerous incidents. Violence is gradually finding a favorable breeding ground in Cameroon's schools and colleges.

Survival and Treatment of Ovarian Lymphoma, Whether Primary or Secondary, with a Focus on DLBCL, Diffuse large b-cell Lymphoma type: A Literature Review Based on the yun et al Study

Object: To describe the treatment and survival of OL (ovarian lymphoma) both primary and secondary. Method: Review of the literature (the study by Yun et al). Discussion: The review points out how the R-CHOP protocol appears to be superior to CHOP alone in terms of response and relapse rate in the case of secondary lymphoma ovarian involvement in DLBCL type. The HyperCVAD regimen is effective in other histotyps.The estimated five-year survival rates for primary and secondary ovarian involvement by DLBCL-type lymphoma are 70.0% and 59.3%, respectively.