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Introduction: Mental retardation is a permanent condition characterized by subaverage intelligence, which causes limitations in learning and adaptive functioning. Methodology: The case study was conduct on Miss. Siddilingamma during last week of February 2023 at Nachiketa Manovikasa kendra in Bangalore. The patient was treated with some exercise to improve Quality of life, eg. Therapeutic Ball exercise, Balance and coordination exercise, music and dance therapy and some Stretching.

Background: Gender based violence is found to be recognized as a global public health and human rights problem which leads to high rates of morbidity, mortality, substance dependence, suicide and depression. Since India is a male dominant society, it is hard to believe that male can be a victim and female a perpetrator. In the absence of any systemic data, with more men coming up and reporting violence by women, it is important to understand the issue of violence against men by women and associated factors.

Cosmetology is the science of alternation of appearance and modification of beauty. Reference of beautifulness is found first in Meghadoota, Abhigyana Shakuntalam of Kalidasa and many other mythological epics, drugs like; Kajal, Tilak, Agaru were used as body decorative and to create beauty spots on the forehead, chin, cheeks, neck, umbilicus and flank and also wearing various ornaments.

The body's Doshas , Agni , Dhatus and Malas are all linked to health.01 It is a happy state of Atma , Indriyas and Mana.02 Our physical and mental systems gather pollutants in today's stressed and hazardous world, resulting in a variety of disorders that can harm an individual's health and welfare. Ayurveda's goals are - “Swasthasya Swasthya Rakshanam Aturasya Vikara Prashmanam”.03

The removal of animal experimentation and the availability of excellent computer-based simulations demonstrating drug action, has made computer simulated experiments a valuable instructional tool for teaching pharmacology. After ethics committee approval, 172 pharmacology student volunteers participated in the study after giving written informed consent. A multiple-choice pre-test was administered prior to the computer-based teaching sessions using the software EP Dog version E 1.1.0. followed by a questionnaire to gather student perceptions and personal learning outcomes.

Primary Objective: To compare the ease of insertion of LMA Supreme vs I-Gel in short surgical procedures which will be assessed by Number of attempts taken to insert the Supraglottic airway device (SAD). Secondary Objectives: 1) To compare LMA Supreme vs I-Gel the following parameters, 2) Oropharyngeal Leak Pressure, 3) Haemodynamic responses, 4) Adverse effects: Visible blood on device, Lip or dental injury, Laryngospasm, Bronchospasm, Post extubation cough, Gagging, Sore throat, Dysphagia, Dysphonia, Hoarseness of voice, Lip or tongue swelling, Tongue numbness.

Background: This study was conducted in the blood centre at MMDU, Mullana. The aim of study was to calculate the discard rate during the study period and finding out the reasons responsible for them in order to provide suggestions for further improvisation in blood transfusion techniques. Design: Study was carried out over a period of 6 months i.e. August, 2019 to January, 2020. The conducted study was retroprospective. Data for study period was collected from the blood centre records. The testing protocol was followed in the blood centre in accordance to NABH guidelines.

Introduction: In India since 2002,after the introduction of 18F-FDG for various clinical applications, different other PET radiopharmaceuticals have also been developed progressively. However, only a few of them make their place in routine clinical practices; partly because of stringent regulatory guidelines& facilities and also due to the physio-chemical properties of radionuclide itself. The most common radionuclides for PET radiopharmaceuticals include 18F, 68Ga,11C, 13N, 15O, 64Cu, and 82Rb.

Background:“College of Physicians and Surgeons”, (CPS) is two-year diploma course for medical graduates in various subjects like Obstetrics and gynecology (OBGY), Pediatric, Ophthalmology, Orthopedics, Anesthesia etc., with the purpose to provide specialist services at village level

The Corona virus has affected the mental health of primary frontline healthcare workers as well as those who are working in supermarkets and drivers referred as essential workers. The present prospective cross sectional study was thoroughly planned to compare the mental health status of healthcare workers versus other essential workers in the initial phases of the COVID-19 pandemic in India.