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Textile Industry a Tool of Economics Development in District Muzaffargarh (Pakistan)
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Before the British rule the district mostly remained under the Multan province. Many dynasties ruled at the district. Langah, Nahars, Baloch and Sadozai families. After them Sikhs was in power and they occupied the district in 1818. After the Sikh the British occupied the Punjab in 1849. Now Dera Ghazi Khan was under the rule of British administration. The district has seen lot of changes in his history. Muzaffargarh is thought a backward district of Punjab in Pakistan. Progress and prosperity of an area depends on the socio-economic climate prevailing with in the country. Economic condition determines and influences the social progress and the standard of the living of the people. The economic condition does not stay same. It is constantly fluctuating and changing for good or bad. In fact.....
Mini Review
Movement and Emotions
There is no uniform conception in the literature about what an emotion is and consists of [1,2]. Consensually, essential aspects have been considered to understand emotion: the presence in emotions of physiological changes, the mobilisation of bodily actions or “tendencies of action” and the subjective experience that involves; and emotion has been approached as a result of a system of analysis and processing of information. But taking each of the elements indicated separately has not favoured knowledge of emotion being presented in an integrated manner [3]. Moreover, the investigators have been supported in their work by different a theoretical orientation, which makes it even more difficult to integrate all the knowledge.
Research Article
Cigarette Smoke: An Insight on Noncancerous Oral Manifestations
Introduction: Oral lesions can occur due to number of factors such as trauma, infections, irritation, systemic diseases and oral consumption of
tobacco. Changes associated in oral cavity as a result of smokeless tobacco are of utmost importance, and with such a high prevalence rate epidemiological
studies must be carefully carried out. Present study is an effort to narrow the gap in determine prevalence of oral mucosal lesions among smokeless
tobacco users of Pakistani Population.
Methodology: A cross-sectional study was conducted for a period of six months at Dental OPDs of Sindh, via aid of a validated custom-made
questionnaire. Random sampling technique was adopted among patients attending dental OPDs, making using of OPEN API online software determining
sample size as 289, with l.....
Mini Review
Alternative Medicine: Stress Management and Opioids Use
The purpose of this paper is to provide literature review of studies that focused on stress and opioids use. The subjective nature of stress makes any given individual respond to any potential stressor in a unique individualized manner, based on the psychological, physical, and previous life experiences that build up the ability of the individual to adapt to stressors. Stress is defined as a “Perceptual phenomena arising from a comparison between the demand on the person and his ability to cope, an imbalance in this mechanism gives rise to the experience of stress” [1]. Stress can increase vulnerability to addiction. Research studies have defined the important role of endogenous opioids in modulating stress-associated behavior. Ad.....
Mini Review
What’s really happening among the Elderly Population?
Global population is rapidly ageing due to an increase in life
expectancy and a reduction in fertility rates, while the number
of years lived with disability is also on the rise [1-5]. In 2010, an
estimated 524 million people were aged 65 or older, 8% of the
world’s population. By 2050 this is expected to nearly triple to 1.5
billion, representing about 16% of the world’s population [1]. In the
United Kingdom alone, there are about 10 million people aged over
65, a number expected to rise by 1.1 million by 2020 [6].
Research Article
Effect of Antenatal Pelvic Floor Muscle Exercise on Postnatal Stress Urinary Incontinence in Primigravida - An Comparative Experimental Study
Women health and physiotherapy in gynaecology have been a matter of concern since 1950’s, but due to social and cultural limitations the problems of womanhood have been under reported. “A woman’s health is her total well-being, not determined solely by biological factors and reproduction, but also by effects of work load, nutrition, stress, war and migration, among others” [1]. Basic health care, family planning and obstetric services are essential for women - yet they remain unavailable to millions. Gender-equitable approaches to health are needed to enable women’s full participation in the lanning and delivery of health services. Some of the major health and mental challenges that women face today include pregnancy and.....
Opinion
Does How Caffeine Can Increase Thyroid Hormone Levels?
The energy balance is stimulated by hormonal concentrations, physical exercise and diet. Thus, the amount of circulating thyroid hormones (TH) in the bloodstream directly influences the energy balance. Caffeine and exercise have the effect of increasing TH concentrations, increasing the action of these hormones and consequently the energy balance. In addition, the reduction of physical exercise reduces TH values, leading to a reduction in the energy balance. The caffeine ingestion changed the metabolic homeostasis, there is a reduction of TH concentration, triggering a balance in the influx of cellular substrates and perhaps, a greater
catalytic action of the energetic substrates, in tissues such as the skeletal muscle and adipose tissue, as well as, a production and liberation of energy .....
Research Article
Wellbore Cool Down During Hydraulic Fracturing Simplifies Using Dissolvable Materials
Michael Fripp*, Zachary Walton and Halliburton
Dissolvable materials are enabling a revolution in the completion and stimulation of wellbores. Effective design of dissolvable fracturing tools,
however, needs to account for the substantial cooling effect that arises during pump down and stimulation. The degradation process, degradation
time, and material properties change because of the wellbore cool down. A well bore cools when fluids are injected into the formation. Temperature
profiles are measured with fibre-optic cable and are simulated with numerical models. Both measured and modelled results show that down hole
temperatures can be cooled to near surface temperatures. This temperature data is combined with experimental dissolution behavior to show that
different dissolution behaviou.....
Research Article
The Influence of Concrete Roads on Safety and Energy Saving in Tunnels
Stefan Krispe, Gerald Maier* and Martin Peyerl
Tunnels and underpasses are indispensable for the infrastructure and represent significant structures for the individual road traffic and the
economy. An appropriate illumination of the traffic area (e.g. road surface and tunnel wall) is the most efficient contribution, not only to the safety, but
also to the running costs of the tunnel. Brightness and light distribution in tunnels are not only influenced by the type and the performance of lighting,
but also to a large extent by the optical properties of the road surface and the tunnel walls (i.g. brightness, reflectivity and degree of contamination).
Therefore an appropriate choice of the building materials in terms of their optical properties is, beside the traditional material characteristics, essential.
The goal of the research pr.....
Short Communication
Blue Revolution in Gujarat (India)
During recent years, shrimp aquaculture industry in Gujarat
is gaining immense in terms of area, production as well as socio-
economics. Presently, this massive brackish water aquaculture
industry is one of the important agro-industry in the state. Its rapid
development has attracted considerable attention in recent years.
In spite of fact that, Gujarat is having second largest brackish water
potential area (376000 hectares) in country next to West Bengal
(405-500 hectares) in 14 coastal districts that contains 1600Km
of coast line. From these potential areas, only 4249.95 hectares
have been allotted to farmers for culture and presently, 0.83%
(3116 hectares) from these potential areas has been deve.....
Research Article
The Effects of Engineering Education and Government Policy in Driving Innovation among Engineering Graduates in Nigeria
The global world is rapidly changing and technological advancement is spreading through continents at the speed of thought. Along with these
advancements come unique challenges that have not been faced before. United Nations (UN) have published reports discussing the future challenges
of the world and have shown that the challenges faced by developed countries due to technological advancement and urbanization is not peculiar to
them alone. Developing nations are also faced with similar challenges and even more daunting ones. It is therefore the purpose of this paper to identify
some of these challenges and discuss the causes and the solutions appropriate to them. A review of various literatures on the subject of National
and technological development has shown the importance of engine.....
Opinion
Need of Oriental Traditional Medicine Based on Science
The oriental traditional medicine is composed of various kinds of therapy including herbal medicinal therapy, acupuncture-moxibustion, and cupping, and its theoretical basis was already created and it’s developed steadily through a long history of thousands years. Nowadays, with the development of modern science and technology, the requirement of human is being increased day by day on the conservation of health and diminution of morbidity by increasing resistance against disease, and prevention and treatment of disease. Accordingly the scope of the oriental traditional medicine seems to be enlarged.
Research Article
Antihyperglycemic and Anti-hyperlipidemic Effect of Herbamed, A Herbal Formulation in Alloxan-Induced Diabetic Rats
Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disorder characterized by hyperglycemia and its occurrence is increasing fast in most of the countries. Herbal medicine derived from plant extracts have been utilized increasingly for the treatment of various disorders like diabetes mellitus. The present study was designed to evaluate the anti diabetic activity of ‘Herbamed’, a herbal formulation composed of Vernonia amygdalina, Ocimum gratissimum, Zingiber officinale and Allium sativum in alloxan-induced diabetic rats model. Alloxan (150mg/kg) was used to induce diabetes in rats and the blood glucose levels were estimated by using glucometer. The herbal formulation known as ‘Herbamed’ was administered to diabetic rats for 7 days at 0.5 and 1.0mL (250mg/kg rat). The herbal for.....
Perspective
Are there Unique Aspects to Indigenous Sports that Go beyond Competition?
As a former gym teacher and Indigenous person who began his teaching career in a mid- northern Anishnabé school in the 1980’s, I noticed certain peculiarities about my students when playing sports that weren’t noticeable in the south. Even though I was from an
Indigenous background, the fact that I was from a more urbanized
area meant in order to play organized team sports I had to comply with the values of the majority culture, a win at all cost attitude that had sometimes prevented me from participating in team sports. Teams were chosen not based on ones potential to learn a sport, but rather on what was sometimes referred to as natural ability. This meant teams in the majority non-Indigenous culture were built on whether one could contribute to a team’s performance and if you w.....
Case Report
Idiopathic Necrotizing Granulomas of the Thyroid: Report of a Rare Case
Anupam K, Jason DE, Diva RS and Vahab F
Granulomatous disease of the thyroid commonly presents as sub acute (De Quervain) thyroiditis [1]. Necrotizing granulomas in thyroid have been reported with infection (tuberculous [2] and fungal [3]), granulomatosis with polyangiitis [4], plasma cell granuloma[5], post-surgical/palpation thyroiditis [6] and rarely in sarcoidosis (usually causes non-necrotizing granulomas). We present a case of necrotizing granulomas within thyroid of unclear etiology associated with sudden profound hypothyroidism.
Case Report
Vigilance for Sale of Drugs through Online Pharmacies
Purva Samant and Ashwini Deshpande
The sale of drugs through online pharmacy has emerged all over the globe. These online pharmacies aid in doorstep delivery of medicines hence proving to be convenient for the patient. But the ‘Online Pharmacy’ concept has drawn a lot of skepticism owing to many online-fraud cases and counterfeiting of drugs. To prevent these mishaps there are no stringent guidelines put forth as those of the sale of drugs in shops. This short communication focuses of the pros and cons of ordering drugs from online pharmacies. Highlights of the Indian scenario of sale of drugs through online pharmacies are discussed. Also, it gives recommendations to tackle illegal sale of drugs with reference to USFDA guidelines for the same and a list of organisations aiding the legitimate sale of drugs through online.....
Case Report
The Influence of Various Drags on Mortality of Mice and the Concentration of Proinflammatory Cytokines in Blood at Sepsis Caused by E. Coli
Experiments on albino mice showed that administration m-cholinomimetic (aceclydine), n-cholinomimetic (nicotine), reversible inhibitor of acetylcholinesterase (neostigmine methyl sulfate), n-cholinomimetic α7nAChRs agonist (GTS-21), epinephrine hydrochloride, adenomimetic β2ARs agonist (hexaprenaline sulfate) causes decrease in mice mortality in sepsis caused by the administration (i.p.) of E. coli O157:H7 and the concentration of TNF-α, IL-1β and IL-6 in the blood in comparison with parameters at sepsis without use of drugs.
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