Volume 12 | Issue 3 |

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Chemotherapy is typically used in conjunction with surgery to treat cancer, particularly breast cancer, which is one of the most common cancers to affect women. The quality of life may be negatively impacted by radiation therapy due to a variety of side effects, including exhaustion, mucositis, and skin abnormalities. Personal protection equipment (PPE) is used by oncology nurses in the United States when handling and giving chemotherapy medications to cancer patients. The American Public Health Association (APHA), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) all have uniform recommendations for PPE gowns that are intended to protect individuals from potentially hazardous spills. Made of lint-free, low-permeability fabric, such as fabrics coated with polyethylene, each disposable garment is one size fits all. Long sleeves, a solid front, and ribbed cuffs with a back closure are features of gowns. The patient's reaction to the nurse's presence is equally essential as the staff workers' safety when handing out medicines. In an outpatient environment, patients receive chemotherapy while dressed for the street. The whole picture can be frightening when the nurse arrives dressed in garish, noisy attire. In addition, nurses who were surveyed regarding their experiences expressed dissatisfaction with the clothes' temperature and discomfort. This review paper hypothesizes that the comfort and ease of both nurses and cancer patients might be greatly enhanced through attractive, user-friendly garments made of breathable, washable textiles with a technician-safe, patient-friendly standard, faculty-led designers created a design challenge with customizable sizes. Our study, which was designed to be descriptive in nature, examined the relationship between radiation therapy comfort and quality of life in patients with breast cancer.

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Key Words: Cancer, Chemotherapy, Comfort, Garments.

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In the domain of digital computing, the quest for higher performance, energy efficiency, and miniaturization has driven the exploration of alternative technologies to overcome the limitations of traditional Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor(CMOS) technology. Quantum Dot Cellular Automata (QCA) has emerges as a promising candidate for revolutionizing the field of digital circuits, offering the potential to push the boundaries of speed and power efficiency. Arithmetic Logic Unit, also known as ALU, is responsible for carrying out logical and arithmetic operations based on the input operands. The proposed Arithmetic Logic Unit is fed input through layering, which results in reduced occupation area and cell count. It consists of half adder and NAND gate followed by two 2 x1 Multiplexer. The proposed design of a half adder and NAND gate (used for And operation) uses less space, less cells, and low energy dissipation than the existing design.

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QCA - Quantum Dot Cellular Automata, QCA Cell, QCA Designer, ALU - Arithmetic Logic Unit

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Vedic Mathematics is used by several researchers in the field of digital signal processing , chip designing, Discrete fourier Transform, High speed low power VLSI arithematic and algorithm , RSA encryption system. Veda is the store house of Knowledge. Hence Vedic Mathematics has a much ancient origin throgh attributed to the techniques rediscovered between 1911 & 1918 . Now a days interest in Vedic mathematics is growing in the field of computer science where researchers are looking for a new and better knowledge to the subject . Even for eign researcher's are said to be using this ancient technique for implementation of fast algorithms. In this paper we are going to overview of this ancient technique used as well as computer science. Whenever we many Vedic sutras are used in multipliers unit of computer science. It will gone very faster result which is required in cryptographs. Algorithm image processing application for example Ekadhiken purvena and Ekanyainen purvena, sutra use in i< -i+1 & i<-i-1 in software routinse.

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Vedic Mathematics, Nikhilam Sutra , Urdhwa tiryabhyam, RSA algorithm , image processing , Dhavasankasutra, Parvartya Sutra

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This summary gives a broad overview of the complex interaction between psychology and the social sciences, showing the many ways in which these two fields cross and help us understand how people behave and how societies work. Sociology, anthropology, political science, economics, and other fields are all included in the social sciences and psychology. In order to better understand the intricacies of human cognition, emotions, social relationships, and societal systems, these fields frequently collaborate and cross over. In the social sciences, psychology, which is the study of the mind and behaviours, is crucial because it sheds light on both individual and group dynamics. It explores the subtleties of human perception, motivation, emotion, and cognition and lays the groundwork for other social sciences. Social psychology, for instance, studies how individuals' thoughts and feelings influence their interactions with others, contributing to the understanding of social norms, stereotypes, and group behaviour.

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Study on psychology and social sciences impacting mental health, decision making, and gender stereotypes. (Referring to Bangalore - Under graduate students)

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Pharmacogenomics is a field of pharmacology that examines how genetic variation affects a patient's reaction to a medicine by connecting a treatment's efficacy or toxicity to gene expression or single-nucleotide polymorphisms. In order to achieve optimum efficacy with a minimum of side effects, it strives to establish logical methods to optimize pharmacological therapy with respect to the patient's genotype. Such strategies signal the coming of personalized medicine, where medications and treatment combinations are tailored to each person's specific genetic profile. Pharmacogenomics, or "whole genome pharmacogenetics," is the study of how individual genes interact with medications. Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of novel genotyping technologies' potential utility for pharmacogenomics (PGx) is necessary for the ongoing development of these technologies.

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Pharmacogenetics; Singlenucleotide polymorphisms; Genomics; Genotype.

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The main aim of this innovative research is to design a wearable device which is based on artificial intelligence (AI), and it is used to detect the HRV (heart rate variability) and anxiety management. This study integrates advanced sensor technologies, which include PPG, accelerometer, and GSR sensors and consequently continually capture vital physiological information. The AI algorithms applied in this device, for example, machine learning and deep learning approaches, are used to figure out the trends and the patterns, which often are subtle, from the analysed data and to link them to HRV and stress levels. This research contributes to the urgent demand for an advanced technology that helps users gain insights into their state of health by providing them with actionable data on their physiological wellness [a]. This device which presents information in real time through values of HRV, stress level, and triggers can direct people to make wise decisions about their daily activities and lifestyle. Moreover, the device streamlines the challenging interface by developing mobile applications or wearable displays. These interfaces make the user experience easy and encourage them to engage with the device in their daily routines. The rapidly evolving wearable technology and healthcare innovation scenery for this study represents a prominent step forward in the way of personalized health monitoring and management. My proposed device can create on-the-spot finances for the well-being of users, providing them with preventive care and helping them to feel more in charge of their health. With much more research and development in the pipeline, this device could change the way people track their health and lifestyle, contributing to a total wellness and good life quality.

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Artificial intelligence, Stress management, Heart rate variability, accelerometer, and GSR sensors, SpO2 sensors of Blood Oxygen, RMSSD or SDNN

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Electronic banking is the electronic means of interaction between bankers and the public (customers). E-banking enables encrypts transaction over the internet of the customers. India is more digitalized, which is crucial for banks offering e-banking services to their customers. E-banking services offer a lot of convenience to both parties participating in this platform. HDFC Bank customer satisfaction with e-banking services was analysed. The sample size of the study was 102 respondents. The data for this study was of two types. It is primary data and secondary data. Primary data collected through online questionnaires. Secondary data was collected from books, journals, articles, magazines, etc., The convenience sampling method is used to select the sample. The aim of this study is to determine the use of e-banking services based on age and to determine the platform most frequently used by customers for accessing e-banking services. The statistical tool used to analyse the data was percentage analysis, t-test and Garrett Ranking. The results of this study show that the majority of electronic banking users in this age group are under 25 years old. The most common platform for using the e-banking service is mobile. This research concluded that banks need to work to provide good server services and require two-factor authentication for securities.

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E-banking, Customer satisfaction and risks

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The pathogenic fungi were collected from Kuwana Forest which is a part of North Tarai Region of Uttar Pradesh during January to February, 2024. The authors collected two fungal genera with eight fungal species has been found on nine different angiospermic plant species which belong to nine genera of nine families.

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Pathogenic fungi, Kuwana Forest, North Tarai Forest, Uttar Pradesh.

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Road accidents in India have been rising day by day. According to report of Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, 22% of the accidents is due to drowsiness of driver. So, we have developed drowsiness detection which will identify the state of the driver.

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Drowsiness Detection, Driver State.

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Throughout history, herbal medicines have been the primary treatment in traditional medicine. Punica granatum is renowned for its medicinal properties attributed to its diverse chemical composition. Pomegranates have been used for ages to treat a wide range of illnesses in various medical systems. Examining the presence of different phytochemicals in Punica granatum leaf methanolic extracts was the aim of the current study. The contents of the leaf extracts were discovered to include carbohydrates, alkaloids, flavonoids, steroids, glycosides, saponins, and tannins. Punica granatum methanolic leaf extracts contained alkaloids, flavonoids, terpenoids, tannins, steroids, glycosides, and carbohydrates, as shown by the phytochemical screening. These bioactive substances may be involved in Punica granatum therapeutic effects. They are well-known for their therapeutic qualities. Additionally, the photoluminescence investigation shed light on the fluorescence properties of Punica granatum leaves under varied light conditions and wavelengths. Understanding Punica granatum chemical makeup and possible uses in various fields is made easier by this analysis.

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Punica granatum, phytochemical screening, Photoluminance study, thin layer chromatography

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