Volume 11 | Issue 12 |

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Magnets are used in many contemporary technologies, as well as in the disciplines of medical and dentistry, thanks to their magnetic field qualities. Recent studies have focused on the potent form of magnet known as neodymium. A brief explanation of the meaning, background, and properties of rare earth magnets are given in this review. A thorough summary of the findings from research that have been conducted thus far on the impact of magnets, and specifically neodymium magnets, on biological tissues, systems, organs, diseases, and treatment is also presented. There is a chance for negative consequences, despite the fact that they are utilized in the health sector in a variety of tools. Neodymium magnets seem to have considerable potential for both diagnostic and therapeutic applications.

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Neodymium, Health, Diabetes, Neural

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The current study uses information gathered from DOAJ to analyse open access journals in the subject of mechanical engineering. It draws attention to many aspects of open access publishing, such as licencing, financing mechanism, publisher, language, and country of publication. In the area of mechanical engineering, DOAJ has registered 301 open access journals that are published by scholarly institutions, various organisations, diverse societies, well-known research centres, and commercial publishers. According to the report, eminent publishers have participated in the open access publication of journals from 44 different nations worldwide. The UK leads the list, followed by Switzerland and Indonesia, in that order. The mechanical engineering publications are published in fifteen languages, the most preferred being English. Normal peer review procedures are used by DOAJ. In the case of mechanical engineering journals, it has been discovered that anonymous peer review and double anonymous peer review are used because they assure a fair and accurate assessment of the publications. About 91.03 percent of the open access journals in mechanical engineering are not marked with the DOAJ seal and a few journals are marked with the DOAJ seal.

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Open Access Journals, Mechanical Engineering, DOAJ

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As the science of life, Ayurveda encompasses a holistic perspective on health and illness. This study explores the Ayurvedic understanding of Kitibha, a skin disorder that is similar to psoriasis, with an emphasis on its etiology, pathogenesis, and the special concept of Samshodhana Siddhanta. Ayurvedic principles prioritize treating illnesses in the afflicted while maintaining the health of the well. Based on clinical features described in Ayurvedic texts, the study highlights the importance of bio-purification at the molecular level for restoring physiological balance; it discusses the application of Samshodhana therapy in Raktaja Vyadhi, emphasizing its role in treating blood disorders. Samshodhana Karma is a unique therapeutic purification process that is central to Ayurvedic intervention.

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Kitibha , Samshodhana, Siddhant , Psoriasis

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This paper delves into the integration of neural network technologies as the cornerstone of an intelligent transportation system aimed at transforming urban traffic management in smart cities. Focusing on the convergence of machine learning and transportation infrastructure, this study examines the role of neural networks in real-time traffic prediction, adaptive signal control, and optimized routing strategies. by analyzing vast amounts of historical and real-time traffic data, neural networks empower traffic management authorities with predictive capabilities, allowing proactive interventions to mitigate congestion hotspots and optimize traffic flow. The paper explores the efficacy of neural network models in understanding complex traffic patterns, enabling traffic engineers to dynamically adjust signal timings and optimize traffic routes. Furthermore, the discussion encompasses the potential societal and environmental impacts of implementing such intelligent systems. By leveraging neural networks, cities can envision reduced travel times, minimized fuel consumption, and lower emissions, thereby fostering a sustainable and efficient urban transportation ecosystem.

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Traffic Environment, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Genetic Algorithms, Soft Computing, Image Processing

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The fact that is universally acknowledged is that literature is ever emerging. English literature, though began much later when compared to all the other literatures, never lost its lustre. Just as a river strengthens its course by taking in all the minor tributaries, English literature too made itself perennial by absorbing all genres, languages, themes, sub- themes and latest trends. The topic of discussion for this paper- Prison Literature, is not just any trend. It is a voice to the misunderstood. It is a clarification to the misconceptions surrounding it. It is an oasis to the deserted individuals who spend their life in a hell- hole called 'prison'- waiting for a verdict. Guilty or not, the people doomed to 'prison- life', suffer their term in desperation, isolation, hopelessness and vulnerability. Jeffrey Archer was one such ill- fated individual who fell prey to the fangs of incarceration. Even after years of his release, the discussion of his innocence is still prevalent. This paper intends to discuss Jeffrey Archer's volumes of 'A Prison Diary' which act as a tool of discourse in prison literature.

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Prison, Incarceration, Drugs, Stigma, Depression, Crime

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: The quality aspects of herbal remedies and herbal formulations must be considered when assessing the quality of pharmaceuticals. The quality of herbal medicines is the sum of all factors that either directly or indirectly impact the product's safety, effectiveness, and acceptability. The issue with herbal medicines, however, is that there are no formulation standards. The main obstacles are the lack of quality control standards, dosage formulation, processing methods, and raw material and final good formulations.

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Herbal Drug, Herbal Formulation, Quality Control, Formulation, Evaluation, etc

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The purpose of pathology is to inform the laboratory and clinical physician about the clinicopathologic significance of human disease. Clinical pathology, which includes clinical chemistry, haematology, and microbiology, is the gathering of samples for analytical testing carried out in a clinical laboratory. Simple blood testing, a light microscope introduction, a semi-auto analyzer introduction, anaemia, a WBC disorder, and hematologic value are all included in this review. Pathology reviews are carried out to make sure that the procedures for obtaining tissue don't negatively affect patient care, to make sure the study can be conducted with the available tissue, and to make sure all local, state, federal, and hospital regulations are followed.

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Blood, Red cell, Erythrocytes, Morphology, Haematology, etc

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This study's main goal is to perform a thorough analysis of the prevalence of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) among drivers of jeepneys, highlighting the additional risk that smoking cigarettes poses for the onset or aggravation of respiratory symptoms. The purpose of this study is to know how many cases or Jeepney patients that are affected with COPD in addition, to identify the added risk of cigarette smoking in developing or aggravating respiratory symptoms. And to investigate the subjects' response to a brief discussion of cigarette smoking awareness. Thirty (30) Jeepney drivers with a diagnosis of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease are included in the study. Additionally, the choice to focus on people between the ages of 40 and 49 was supported by data showing that this age group has the highest percentage of male smokers who are currently active in the Philippines. Since smoking is a known risk factor for COPD, the study's emphasis on this age group enables a focused investigation of the relationship between smoking behaviors and the onset of COPD in this occupational group. Findings revealed There is much information about health and life style. First, inform the public about the signs, causes, and treatment options for COPD. Inform the public and jeepney drivers about the importance of early detection and treatment of COPD. Few mobile clinics are accessible. Establish mobile clinics dedicated to the needs of jeepney drivers. These clinics are able to offer examinations, consultations, and screenings for free or at a minimal cost. COPD may develop as a result of jobs requiring extended exposure to air pollutants, such as emissions from moving vehicles. According to this study, people who regularly breathe in high concentrations of air pollutants and particulate matter which are common in urban areas and among particular occupational groups may be more likely to develop COPD. COPD is a progressive lung disease that is typified by reduced airflow and is frequently accompanied by symptoms like persistent coughing, dyspnea, and expectoration. Collaborate with local healthcare providers, medical schools, or non-profits to staff these clinics. Public administration in the Philippines should be at the forefront of developing and implementing healthcare policies that address the particular. Urge jeepney drivers to get regular physicals, which should include a lung function test, in order to keep an eye on their respiratory health and identify any possible problems early. Promote programs to help people quit smoking, since smoking is a major risk factor for COPD. Those who want to quit should have access to resources and support. Promote programs designed to assist individuals in quitting smoking, as it is a significant risk factor for COPD. Resources and support should be available to those who wish to stop.

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COPD, dob, sob, dyspnea

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Robotic process automation (RPA) encompasses the automation of processes with the help of software robots. Assisted learning involves human participation, using methods such as human-computer-interaction analysis and natural language processing (NLP) for the development of RPA agents. Unassisted learning is based on reinforcement learning, which offers adaptability but struggles with maturity issues. On the path from RPA to intelligent process automation (IPA), where processes are automatically identified and robots designed, NLP-transformers show a lot of potential. IPA is aimed at recognizing process changes and handling non-routine tasks and shows efficiency improvement capabilities.

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robotic process automation, rpa, intelligent process automation, ipa

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According to Ayurveda any substance which is not visible can be precepted through inference. The disease run in family is manifested in child and abnormal organ is developed that leads to develop concept of Beeja, Beejabhaga and Beejabhaga Avayava and root of genetics is implanted. Brihatriya and Laghutriya is searched critically for evidence of genetic in classic and help of latest book of contemptory science. Acharya suggested that one should avoid consanguineous marriage (Atulya Gotriya) for prevention of many recessive genetic disorders. As age is increased quality of uterine health decreases hence late marriage are not appreciated even today era late marriage leads to many chromosomal disorders like down syndrome. Beeja, Beejabhaga and Beejabhaga Avayava can be understood as nucleus of sperm/ovum, Chromosome and gene respectively. As an example of various Ayurvedic disease are given which can now correlated with chromosomal and genetic disorder. Janma Prakruti which cannot be changed and Deha Prakriti which is changed over a period of time can be correlated with genotype and phenotype respectively. Many diseases given with name of Sahaj, Kulaj, Kulodbhava are clear indication towards hereditary diseases. All above fact suggest that ancient Acharya was very much aware about gene, chromosome and hereditary disorder but as this disorder are incurable primary description only available and its prevention aspect are strongly recommended.

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Genetic, Sahaj Vikara, Hereditary disease, Beeja Dusti, Kulaj Vyadhi

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