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M. Chawala, R K Randhawa in 2021 conducted a study on Prevalence and Risk Factors of Childbirth Induced Posttraumatic Stress Syndrome in full term delivery women in community using a systematic review of 36 articles representing quantitative studies of primarily community samples, we set to examine PP-PTSD prevalence rates and associated predictors with a focus on the role of prior PTSD and time since childbirth. Results: showed that A significant minority of women endorsed PP-PTSD following successful birth. Acute PP-PTSD rates were between 4.6 and 6.3%, and endorsement of clinically significant PP-PTSD symptoms was identified in up to 16.8% of women in community samples of high quality studies. Negative subjective experience of childbirth emerged as the most important predictor. Endorsement of PTSD before childbirth contributed to PP-PTSD; nevertheless, women without PTSD also exhibited PP-PTSD, with acute rates at 4.6%, signifying a new PTSD onset in the postpartum period. it is Concluded that Although the majority of women cope well, childbirth for some can be perceived as a highly stressful experience and even result in the development of PP-PTSD symptoms.

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postpartum PTSD, childbirth, systematic review, posttraumatic stress, delivery, obstetrics, psychopathology, resilience

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The magnetic properties of materials are an interesting feature due to the presence of strong electrons in their orbitals. In this case, they neutralize each other's effects. Therefore, such materials do not have magnetic properties. Due to their magnetic properties, the material is divided into mercury, Ferro and antiferromagnetic materials, and materials that do not have magnetic properties are called magnets. The properties of these materials are under investigation.

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Ferro magnet, Para magnet , anti-Ferro magnet , dia magnet

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Our country India is the third largest educational hub next to china and United States as compare to the numbers of students and educational institutions. In spite of growing number of educational institutions, international rating agencies have not placed the Indian universities amongst top 150 universities in the world ranking. The research question arises; before us what is the reason behind this. After study we have found various reasons/challenges due to which our country has not achieved any position in top 150 universities in the world ranking. In this paper we have discussed various reasons in detail for state M.P.

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Higher Education, Achievements, Challenges, and Suggestions

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Phytochemicals, antifungal activity, growth inhibition percentage (%), SPSS analysis, ANOVA.

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Economics, Macroeconomics, Recession, Banking, Finance

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In a family one has to adjust with other members of family in all manner. Adjustability is essential for a happy marital life. Most of the problems in the family as well as society are related to adjustment (Ralph & Turner 1965). According to HASS 1970 adjustment is defined as the ability to get along with others physiological health is seen as consisting of the skills necessary to fit ourselves in with others and respond as desired by those with whom we associate. According to Spencer [1944] adjustment is a process of responding to stress. We can think of adjustment as the process by which the individual and his environment are kept in balance; bring about the effectiveness of Ones effort to meet needs. The concept of adjustment develops gradually in all of us. Adjustment is an active process that occurs as the individual lives in his family situation advances educationally persue vocational outlets and engage in social relationship (Crow 1965).

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A study on emotional adjustment of members from Cordant and Discordant Families

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Remediative properties of Garcinia Kola on thickened alveolar walls of albino rats exposed to high volumes of Bonny light crude oil was investigated.

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T: This project proposes an effective viable solution for detecting forest fires, in this paper the system incorporates, GSM network, so that the signal could be sent any far distance, where the centralized control centre is located. The proposed system consists of smart sensor which uses solar power for its operation and a GSM module which is connected to the GSM network for transmitting the detected fire alarm signal. When fire is detected, the sensor produces a signal of approximate level which triggers GSM module to transmit the alarm signal to far end control centre. The centre in turn processes the signal and takes necessary action to counteract the situation. Since the sensors in the system powered by the GSM module is powered by solar energy there is no need for conventional electrical energy. It is expected that the system could be a cost effective one and a viable one for detecting fires. The aim of our project is to continuously monitoring forest condition, detection of forest fire and its position and to inform the forest authority. So that necessary action can be taken immediately in case of fire. The two main modules present in the project are the GSM Module and the GPS Module. This paper gives an importance of wireless sensor technology. The sensors collect the data and transmit to the central unit as well as alert is sent via call or message using GSM.

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GSM, GPS, Flame Sensor, Temperature sensor, Smoke Sensor, Wireless Sensor Technology.

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Main goal of the treatment is to reduce the pain, lumbar hyperlordosis and enhance function by improvement in the TrA activation, lumbar stability and iliopsoas muscle length by stretching of the iliopsoas muscle in chronic mechanical low back pain patients with hyperlordosis. Method: Total 80 patients with chronic mechanical low back pain with lumbar hyperlordosis were selected from OPD setups/hospitals. Each patient was clinically assessed by the first author based on the inclusion and exclusion criteria. Following pre-test the patient were assigned to receive the intervention either Hold-relax stretching group or Static stretching group. All patients were assessed pre and post-test by the first author. The immediate effect of these interventions were measured and compared using outcome measures like Visual analogue scale, Transversus abdominis activation using pressure biofeedback unit, Modified isometric stability test for Lumbar stability, Lumbar lordosis angle using flexiruler and iliopsoas muscle length by measuring passive hip extension in modified Thomas test position. Statistical analysis was done using Mixed way ANOVA test. Result: On comparison of pre and post treatment values, both hold-relax stretching and static stretching of iliopsoas muscle showed significant effect by reducing pain , lumbar lordosis angle and improving transversus abdominis muscle capacity , lumbar stability and iliopsoas muscle length. (p<0.0001) On comparison between hold-relax stretching group and static stretching group, extremely significant difference found for VAS (p=0.001), Transversus abdominis activation (p=0.047), lumbar stability (p=0.028) and lumbar lordosis angle (p=0.025). Whereas, significant difference was found for left iliopsoas muscle length (0.008) when compared between both groups but the right iliopsoas muscle length (p=0.069) did not show any significant difference. Conclusion: The study concludes that both hold-relax and static stretching of iliopsoas muscle was effective in improving the transversus abdominis activation in chronic mechanical low back pain with hyperlordosis. Further, Iliopsoas stretching improved pain, lumbar stability, lumbar lordosis angle and unilateral iliopsoas muscle length in these patients.

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Hold- relax stretching, Static stretching, lumbar hyperlordosis, iliopsoas.

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