Volume 11 | Issue 12 |

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This study offers information on several Solid Waste Management (SWM) models that can help the leather industries in different place deal with the rates of solid waste generation and reorganize management strategies. To efficiently and economically collect and recycle various waste types, creative methods should be used. Waste should be recycled using efficient treatment techniques as opposed to being dumped in landfills or burned outdoors in order to recover valuable materials and reduce the negative effects on human health. These wastes have the potential to pollute the ecosystem and negatively impact both human and animal health if they are released into the environment without following the correct leather wastes procedures. Since leather industrial wastes are unused and untreated, they are typically disposed of by burning, dumping, or haphazard land filling, according to most reports. Because these untreated wastes produce more greenhouse gases, they exacerbate various climate change issues. The objectives of this paper are to prevent or minimize leather solid waste, safeguard human health, preserve natural resources and energy, and clean up garbage when necessary.

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Industrial Wastes, Economic & Ecological Analysis, ISWM

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A self-learning disease detection model will be useful for identifying COVID-19, suspected individuals using chest X-rays, and other skin disorders using skin images of infected patients. To detect COVID-19 and skin diseases, some AI-based bio-inspired models employ chest X-rays and skin images. Skin infection is a common problem that we are currently facing due to various reasons, such as food, water, environmental factors, and many others. Skin infections such as psoriasis, skin cancer, monkeypox, and tomato flu, among others, have a lower death rate but a significant impact on quality of life. Neural Networks (NNs) and Swarm intelligence (SI) are approaches for skin disease diagnosis and classification through image processing. In this study, we discuss the many techniques that have been applied in the past for preprocessing, segmentation, feature extraction, and classification of several diseases. After comparing several approaches, we developed a new modeling framework for disease detection and classification through bioinspired machine-learning techniques will produce a more accurate results.

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Image processing; Bioinspired Machine Learning (Bio-ML); Neural Networks; Swarm intelligence; Biomedical imaging

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In the dynamic field of cybersecurity, network operators and administrators grapple with the growing challenge of protecting systems against sophisticated cyber threats. This study investigates the transformative potential of Big Data Analytics (BDA) tools in enhancing network security operations. By applying BDA to areas such as threat detection, vulnerability analysis, incident response, and security intelligence, this paper highlights the benefits for network professionals. As digital networks become more integral, the article proposes a comprehensive approach using BDA tools to fortify cybersecurity. The study aims to provide insights for proactive threat detection, rapid incident response, and overall system optimization, empowering operators to navigate the evolving cyber threat landscape with confidence. The study also explores practical applications of big data analytics in various cybersecurity solutions, showcasing real-life case studies in network detection, endpoint detection, continuous threat detection, and beyond.

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BDA, Cyber defense, EDR, Anomaly Based Systems, AIML

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Maintaining the attendance of every individual in any organization like an educational institution or corporate workplace is an essential component. Traditionally, attendance systems relied on manual methods such as paper-based sign-in sheets or manual entry into spreadsheets, which were time-consuming, and prone to errors. Our prototype provides a practical approach to solving this problem with modern technology by using the method of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) as it is a reliable, efficient, simple design, and low cost.

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manual entry, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), reliable, efficient, simple design, low cost.

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This case study explores the profound contrast between modernized life centers and those rooted in traditional culture, customs, and lifestyles. Examining distinct aspects such as technology integration, social structures, and value systems, it delves into how the evolution towards modernization shapes and, in some cases, challenges the foundations of traditional communities. The study aims to provide insights into the dynamics of cultural transformation and the implications for individuals and societies navigating the intersection of tradition and modernity. The transition from traditional to modernization brings about significant lifestyle changes in life centers. Traditional societies often revolve around agrarian practices, close-knit communities, and time-honored customs. With modernization, there's a shift towards urbanization, technological integration, and a more dynamic social structure. Understanding these lifestyle changes is crucial for addressing the challenges and opportunities that arise during the process of modernization, ensuring a balanced integration of new practices while preserving the richness of traditional heritage.

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Lifestyle, Modernization, Life centers, Culture

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Acharya Charak, Sushruta & WHO definitions all gives so much importance to Mental health as well as physical health. Dhee, Dhriti and Smriti are types of Pragya (Wisdom). The term Dhee is derived /Intelligence). Dhee is the power of reasoning and provides the discriminative power of intellect 'Tatkaliki gyeya' and thus the ability of correct judgement 'Nishchayatmika' is obtained. It is responsible for real perception of knowledge. Dhee is one by which knowledge is obtained. It is considered as the causative factor for all the activities of the person. Dhee is responsible for conclusive knowledge. According to chakrapani dhee gives an initiation to work and to come to final conclusion after proper analysis. This has been stated by Dalhana, which means coming to final conclusion after proper reasoning and logic, is by means of dhee only. Kushmanda (bennincasa hispida), commonly known as petha is a medicinal herb used in many diseases. Ayurveda text describes kushmanda as Cheto-vikaraghna which means it is useful in mental disorders. It works as Medhya Dravya as described in Priya Nighantu. Kushmanda as an herb is loaded with Multiple benefits, hassle free, easily available, Side-effect free, and risk-free qualities and can be a very good and comparatively cost effective Cheaper mental health improver for children.

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Kushmanda, Sharkar, Dhee, Buddhi, Medhya

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This review explores the transformative impact of sensor technologies in early disease detection. It highlights recent advancements in nanotechnology-based sensors, particularly focusing on their applications in identifying disease biomarkers at early stages. The integration of these sensors with artificial intelligence for predictive analytics in healthcare is also discussed. Applications in cancer, infectious diseases, and chronic disease management underscore their diverse utility. Challenges in sensor technology adoption and future directions, including multiplexed sensors and wearable devices, are examined. This review underscores sensors' potential in enhancing disease management and patient outcomes.

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Cancer, Carbon nanotube, Sensors, Health sector, Environmental impact.

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Introduction : Breastfeeding remains the simplest, healthiest and least expensive feeding method that fulfils the baby's needs. Approximately two days after giving birth the women's breasts fill with milk, which is a normal process. This makes the breast heavy and swollen but under normal circumstances this should not be painful and hard. Breast engorgement develops in 72% to 85% in postnatal mothers. It is a painful, unpleasant condition affecting large number of mothers during the early postpartum. During this time when mothers are coping with demands of the baby it may be particularly distressing. Breast engorgement quenches the development of successful breast feeding, leading to early breastfeeding cessation and is associated with more serious illness including breast infection.Methodology : The conceptual frame work used in this study was Ernestine Wiedenbach's helping art of Clinical Nursing. A Quantitative Evaluative approach using Quasi-Experimental -Pre-test - Post-test control group design was used. The study was conducted at two selected hospitals, Non- Probability Sampling technique was used to select 50 postnatal mothers, as 25 for experimental group and 25 for control group. The intervention, Reverse Pressure Softening Technique was given to experimental group. The intervention was given thrice a day for three days, 2nd to 4th postnatal day, for a duration of 30 seconds per intervention. The control group did not receive any intervention. The pre-test and post-test was done by using the standardized Six-Point breast Engorgement Scale and LATCHES Breast Assessment Tool was used to assess the level of breast engorgement and breastfeeding among postnatal mothers. Result: The collected data were analyzed by using both descriptive and inferential statistical methods. Unpaired 't' test was used to was to evaluate the effectiveness of reverse pressure softening technique on level of breast engorgement and breast feeding among postnatal mothers in experimental group and control group. The obtained post-test 't' value 26.93 on level of breast engorgement and 3.22 on level of breastfeeding was significant at p< 0.05 level. Conclusion: The findings of the study revealed that there was a significant difference in the post test level of breast engorgement and breast feeding among postnatal mothers in experimental and control group. The study concluded that Reverse Pressure Softening (RPS) technique is effective in reducing the level of breast engorgement and improving breast feeding among postnatal mothers.

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Evaluate, Effectiveness, Reverse Pressure Softening Technique, Postnatal mothers, Breast Engorgement, Breastfeeding

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Abstract:- The Ethanolic Extract of Calotropis Gigantea Linn. ( Family of Apocynaceae) Flower were tested for Wound Healing Activity in Healthy Wister albino rats using Wound Healing Evaluation Parameters Skin irritation test, Measurement of Wound Contraction and Epithelialization Period, Measurement of Tensile. Strength Statistic healing activity by using Incision model and Excision model. The dose of extract ointment 2% and 5% was applied for 10 days. The result of ethanolic extract of calotropi sgigentea linn possess the wound healing activity as evidenced by its significant effects by Excision wound and Incision wound in Rats

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Wound, providon iodine, ointment, herbal medicinal

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Orally dispersible/disintegrating tablets, oro-dispersible films, medicated gels and jellies, medicated chocolate, freeze-dried wafers, and medicated chewing gums are some examples of oro-dispersible dosage forms. To create ODDS, a variety of methods are employed, including solvent casting, heating and congealing, sublimation, tablet molding, spray drying, and freeze drying, direct compression. The main benefits of ODDS are its quick start of action, lack of water requirement for swallowing, higher rate of dissolving, enhanced bioavailability, ease of use for patients and compliance, commercial viability and uniqueness of offering. Various drug categories, such as NSAIDs, phosphodisasterase enzymes, antiemetics, antimigranes, and antipsychotics are administered by the use of an orodispersible drug delivery system. Due to ODDS's ability to be swallowed without the need for water, its beneficiaries include busy persons, psychiatric patients, elderly and pediatric patients, and immobile patients. The review article focuses on drug category, key ingredient, method of preparation and properties of ODDS.

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ODDS, ODT, ODF, Medicated Jelly , Medicated Chocolate, Bioavailability , Paediatric, Geriatric.

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