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E-health Literacy: An urgent need of developing Countries

In today's world, digital technology has become a necessity for everyone. Whether in the health sector or any other field, the use of the internet is on the rise.The concept of electronic health (E-health) has become essential in today’s digital health landscape. It offers various virtual opportunities to improve the quality of care and provide evidence-based health services. Health literacy is an important factor for the communities to develop and thrive.

Assessment and Homoeopathic Management of the Various types of viral warts with its Individualizes Homoeopathic Treatment – An Evidence Based Case Series

Context: Viral Warts are the Commonest skin disease now a days in our daily practice. Assessment and clinical management of various types of wart is often challenging. In recent era, different Modalities of treatments are existing, but none of them is more effective to treat the Viral Warts. Aim: To find out the efficacy of Homeopathic Medicine in treating various types of warts with its individualize Homoeopathic treatment. Research Design: This was a observational study which was done in my private clinic.

Elucidating Genetic diversity and Association mapping to identify ssr markers linked to yield traits and protein content in Chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.)

Chickpea has played a major role in realization of ‘Pulse Revolution’ in India making the country near self-sufficient in Pulses. Chickpeas are high in protein. Protein is a necessary component of life. Pulses have two to three times the protein content of cereals. It is a significant source of protein in the Indian diet. However, potentiality of the protein has not been fully exploited as a source of protein in human diets. Forty two genotypes inclusive of checks were taken for the study.

An overview of crop loans in Karnataka

Farming remains the most significant sector of the Indian economy. It is also known as the backbone of the Indian economy. It has 45.5% of the total workforce involved in agricultural and allied sector activities (2021-22 Employment and Unemployment Scenario of India-Directorate General of Employment) and accounts for 18.3% of the country's Gross Value Added (GVA) for the year 2022-23 (Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation). The development of the agriculture sector further needs credit support.

Digital Marketing Scenario & Customer Relationship Management in India

Digital marketing is a comprehensive term that encompasses a wide range of online strategies and tactics used by businesses and organizations to promote their products, services, or brands to a digitally connected audience. The development and widespread use of internet technologies have transformed the way society communicates both in their daily and professional life. One of the for the most part important indicator of this transformation is emergence of new communication tools. New communication tools emerging with the development of technologies are called “digital marketing”.

The Impact of pre-sales E-CRM Features on Customer Satisfaction and customer Loyalty: Examining the role of Website Usability, Information Quality, and Personalization in e-Commerce Websites

This study investigates the impact of pre-sales electronic Customer Relationship Management (e-CRM) features on customer satisfaction and loyalty in e-commerce websites, with a specific focus on website usability, information quality, and personalisation. Using a quantitative research design with data collected from 678 respondents across multiple cities, the study employed structural equation modelling to test the hypothesised relationships.

The Economic Ripple effect of Taylor Swift's concert tours on host cities: A Study of Direct and Indirect Impacts

This research paper examines the economic ripple effect of Taylor Swift’s concert tours on host cities, focusing on both the direct and indirect impacts. Taylor Swift is one of the most influential global artists, her tour generates significant economic activity drawing a massive audience from around the world. The research paper will explore how the Eras Tour influences the local economy of the host city through ticket sales, increased hospitality revenue, and temporary employment, alongside the indirect effects like heightened tourism, city branding, and growth in local businesses.

A Review on Ethno Medical and Biological aspects of Ruellia Tuberose

Ruellia tuberosa, a perennial herb belonging to the family Acanthaceae, is a member of the third-largest tropical family of dicotyledonous plants, comprising approximately 2500 species, most of which possess medicinal properties. Traditionally, R. tuberosa has been utilized for its antiseptic, depurative, diaphoretic, diuretic, emetic, and purgative properties, and has been employed to treat various ailments, including bronchitis, constipation, bladder stones, cystitis, fever, leprosy, gonorrhea, and other venereal diseases.

Desconexão, Trabalho Decente e Saúde Mental do Trabalhador

O presente artigo tem como finalidade discutir o instituto do direito à desconexão do trabalho, sob a ótica do trabalhado decente, com o intuito de analisar os impactos ocasionados na saúde mental dos trabalhadores, evidenciando a importância do direito ao descanso e do direito ao lazer.Trata-se de pesquisa qualitativa, eminentemente bibliográfica e documental, que utiliza o método hipotético-dedutivo para testar a hipótese inicial de que a inovação tecnológica aliada as novas modalidades de trabalhopropiciam o desrespeito ao direito à desconexão,violando os preceitos basilares do trabalho

Phenotypic Changes and Meiotic Abnormalities Induced by Plant Growth Regulators in Zea Mays L

The Maize is ranked the third cereal crop in the world after rice and wheat. Plant growth regulators (PGRs) are synthetic hormones that are effective or more than natural plant hormones. This study aimed to assess phenotypic changes and meiotic abnormalities induced in maize influenced by PGRs. Two single hybrid genotypes of maize, as well as, two PGRs including gibberellic acid (GA3) and ethephon were used in this study. Maize grains were soaked in two different concentrations of each PGR for 12 hours before sowing in the field.