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Yoga & Holistic Development: An exploration through the lens of sri aurobindo

Yoga is a very popular word nowadays. People starts their days with the practice of yoga. Yoga improves physical structure, mental atmosphere and spiritual development of a person. Therefore it is admitted that yoga is a therapy for holistic development.According to Patanjali, the founder of the Yoga system, yoga is a spiritual effort to attain perfection through the control of sense organs, gross body, subtle mind, intellect and ego. It guides to achieve the highest wisdom through the spiritual realization.

Socio – economic Empowerment of Rural Woman through self help Groups (A Case Study of Borigumma block under Koraput District, Odisha)

Empowerment in the context of women’s development is a way of defining, challenging and overcoming barriers in a women’s life through which she increase her ability to shape her life and development. It is an active, multidimensional process which should enable women to realize their full identity and power in all spheres of life. The rural poor with the assistance from NGOs and various microfinance institutions have demonstrated their potential for self-help group to secure economic and financial strength.

Urban labour in informal sector of Andhra Pradesh

The informal sector constitutes a significant proportion of the total output of developing nations of the world. The figures reported by the ILO state that 48 per cent of non-agricultural employment in North Africa, 51 per cent in Latin America, 65 per cent in Asia and 72 per cent in Sub-Saharan Africa is represented by the informal sector. The urban informalsector plays a crucial role in providing sources of livelihood particularly to the rural migrants and low income households residing in urban slums.

An investigation on the challenges faced by small businesses in rural areas post-covid that contribute to their Failure: A case study of Chivi Growth Point

The COVID-19 epidemic has posed unique difficulties for small enterprises, especially those in rural areas, worsening their pre-existing obstacles caused by their isolated locations, sparse population, and scarce resources. There is insufficient information about the particular issues that rural small companies have after COVID-19. The study concentrated on Chivi Growth Point as a typical rural location, utilizing a case study approach and survey methods including 193 small companies.

Stethoscope hygiene practices among physicians and medical students at a public hospital in guyana: A Comparative study on knowledge, attitudes and microbial contamination

The study aimed to compare the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of doctors and medical students about stethoscope hygiene and investigate the microbial load and prevalence of MRSA on stethoscopes. This cross-sectional, experimental study surveyed 100 participants, including 50 doctors and 50 medical students, and used microbiological tests to determine the microbial load and presence of MRSA on the stethoscopes. The results showed that medical students had a significantly higher median bacterial load than doctors, and 8 stethoscopes were contaminated with MRSA.

Biometrics in healthcare as a technological contribution to mitigate patient identification errors: A Review

Biometrics are becoming essential and have been recommended as a technological method for identification due to its ability to provide unique verification of a person. Biometrics use physiological characteristics of the human’s body which were chosen because they usually do not change over a lifetime and cannot be duplicated or forgotten. Different biometrics technologies have proven to be applicable to solve the problems of duplicated patients’ records and assure a correct identity.

Placental hla-g expression among women living or not with HIV-1

Introduction: The immune checkpoint HLA-G molecule is highly expressed in the placenta’s extravillous trophoblast cells and has a pivotal role in immune tolerance during pregnancy. Since HIV-1 can infect trophoblast cells and may modify HLA-G expression to subvert host immune defenses, in this study we evaluated the HLA-G expression in third-trimester placental tissue of women living or not with HIV-1.

Factors influencing outcome in patients with perforated peptic ulcer disease at a South African Tertiary Hospital

Background: Perforated peptic ulcer (PPU) is associated with significant morbidity and mortality, particularly in low to middle income countries. This study aimed to scrutinisethe clinicalcourse of patients diagnosed with PPU and identify modifiable factors to improve outcomes. Methods: A retrospective review of thehybrid electronic medical record (HEMR) database at Grey’s Hospital was performed.

Orientações sobre as modificações do organismo durante a gestação

O presente estudo tem como objetivo principal demonstrar as literaturas disponíveis acerca das orientações sobre as modificações fisiológicas que ocorrem no organismo durante a gravidez. Além disso, tem como objetivo secundário auxiliar futuros estudos sobre a temática proposta. Trata-se de uma revisão integrativa da literatura, utilizando a metodologia qualitativa. Por meio da pesquisa nas bases de dados, foram encontrados 684 quando não aplicado os critérios de inclusão, obtendo apenas 3 trabalhos ao final da pesquisa.

Disfunções orais e disfagia em neonatos

Diante da importância do tema e do risco de complicações ainda mais graves, buscou-se reunir informações com o propósito de responder ao seguinte problema de pesquisa: Como a disfunção motora oral e a disfagia podem influenciar na qualidade de vida e no prognóstico dos recém nascidos?. Trata-se de uma revisão sistemática da literatura, com a finalidade de sistematizar o conhecimento sobre o tema pela reunião dos principais dados disponíveis na literatura.