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GC-MS analysis of bioactive constituents of leaf, root, and bark parts in methanolic extracts of semecarpus anacardium l.

Natural resources are considered the treasure of the earth. Medicinal plants are the major source of natural products having a wide range of therapeutic applications due to secondary metabolites which are potential sources of drugs. Green plants release thousands of bioactive compounds from their various parts such as leaves, stems, and roots, and there are various secondary metabolites. In India, S.anacardium is used in Ayurvedic and Unani preparations as a traditional folk medicine and remedy for several illnesses.

Harvesting innovation: a comprehensive exploration of ai integration in agriculture for sustainable and inclusive farming futures

This paper examines the revolutionary impact of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into agriculture, focusing on a comprehensive AI integration framework. The framework, leveraging data analytics, machine learning, and the Internet of Things, facilitates precision farming, resource optimization, and sustainable practices. Notable achievements include the AI-driven Decision Support System's accuracy in crop management, enabling informed decision-making for farmers.

The balancing act: impact of exercise, sleep quality, and stress management on cancer nutrition

This comprehensive discussion delves into the intricate relationship between lifestyle factors such as exercise, sleep quality, and stress management and their profound impact on nutritional health within the realm of cancer care. It highlights the interplay of these elements, emphasising their collective influence on dietary habits, and overall well-being during cancer treatment and recovery. The text explores the significance of exercise, sleep quality, and stress management, revealing their critical roles in supporting cancer patients.

A cross sectional analysis of the gastrointestinal symptoms in covid- 19 infected patients and comparison of treatment outcome in patients presenting only with gastrointestinal symptoms, patients presenting gastrointestinal & respiratory symptoms and pat

Background and objectives: The corona virus -2 (SARS-coV-2) is the cause for the global pandemic and COVID 19 infection presents with a myriad of symptoms that is not limited to only the respiratory system. The prevalence of gastrointestinal symptoms requires significant attention owing to its common occurrence among patients with COVID-19 infections. The most common GI symptoms reported in COVID 19 infection are diarrhoea, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal discomfort and found present in almost 25– 27% of patients in some populations.

Distribution of A B O and rhesus (rh) blood group system among voluntary blood donors at tertiary care hospital in western maharashtra, india

Introduction: The ABO system is the most important blood group system in transfusion therapy and was the first blood group system to be discovered. In modern medicine, the need for blood group frequency and prevalence study is multipurpose as besides that importance in evolution, their relation to disease and environment is being increasingly important.

Detecting anomalies in videos using spatiotemporal auto encoder

Suspicious event detection is one of the most focused areas of task in video analysis, which is the result of differentiating any event as abnormal or normal in the surveillance videos. As the differences between normal and abnormal events are uncertain, more discriminating methods or motion information need to be explored. There are three main classes of techniques to solve this problem unsupervised, supervised and semi-supervised.

Exploring the effect of music (gayatri mantra) on stress, anxiety and depression among young adults

This study examined the effect of Music (Gayatri Mantra) on stress, anxiety and depression among young adults. The nature of the research was action research and the design used for this study was quasi experimental pre- test post- test design. A sample of 30 young adults (19-40years, M = 30 years) completed measures of the above constructs and data were analysed via paired sample t- test to test the hypotheses. The result revealed that there was a significant difference in the level of stress, anxiety and depression before and after intervention.

Study of use of intrathecal hyperbaric bupivacaine (2.5mg) with fentanyl for lower limb surgeries in high-risk geriatric patients

Background & Aims: In geriatric population spinal anesthesia is associated with a high incidence of hemodynamic fluctuations. Synergism between intrathecal opioids and low dose local anaesthetics have been used to achieve reliable spinal anesthesia with minimal hypotension. A single armed prospective study was conducted with an aim to establish a safe regime of intrathecal anaesthesia with opioid for ASA III and IV geriatric patients scheduled for lower limb surgery.

Sikh museums as model of knowledge tradition

Historically, collecting, maintaining, and studying the artefacts have been the primary functions of museums. This monograph attempts to analyse crucial role played by advanced Sikh museums in stabilising knowledge and transmitting it to the audience. Sikh Heritage Museum in different cities are playing vital role in conservation of their heritage and traditions. Three Museums are revisited in different cities, Central Sikh Museum, Amritsar, displaying antique weapons, manuscripts and portraits to illustrate Sikh history and culture.

Exploring the therapeutic potential: analysis of phytochemicals and biological properties of bitter gourd (momordica charantia. l) fruit extracts

Momordica charantia L., commonly known as bitter gourd, is a climbing plant indigenous to Asia, notably prevalent in India, and is identified by various vernacular names such as Karol, spiny gourd, or teasle gourd. Despite its longstanding use as a traditional remedy for diverse ailments, bitter gourd has also been part of dietary consumption owing to its nutritional richness, even though it is not a commonly utilized vegetable.