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A Study of Girl Child Education Awareness of Mothers in Rural Areas of Kamalapur Mandal, Hanamkonda District
Published Date - 01 Jul
The role of Indian women has been over the years mainly confined to that of a house wife and child bearer. In almost all the religions the image of women in India was more or less the same. She was completely depended upon men economically, socially, politically and in religious rituals. Added to these few things, more restrictive norms were prescribed for women since Manu’s days. She was prevented from participating in a number of activities or expressing herself as a full-fledged individual. In the recent years, it seems that there is a considerable change in the status of women in our society. Even though, the change is not uniform among all the sections of the women. The change in their status differs from section to section. The overall impact of such change has touched the women of different sections differently.
MEDICINAL USES OF RAUVOLFIA SERPENTINA PLANT
Published Date - 29 Jun
Use of Sarpagandha as traditional medicine in Ayurveda, since ancient times in the treatment of a variety of ailments such as insanity, insomnia, epilepsy, hysteria and hypertension is well known. This curative effect of Rauvolfia root is attributed to the presence of more than 50 different alkaloids. Some amongst them include reserpine, ajmaline, ajmalicine, rescinnamine, deserpidine, rescinnamidine, serpentine, serpentinine, yohimbine, indobine and indobinine. R.serpentina is also known to exhibit antidiuretic, anticholinergic, anticancer, antifungal, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. However this plant drug also produces some unfavourable adverse effects and produces drug resistance when used for long time to treat hypertension. The present communication throws light on chemical composition and therapeutic uses of R.serpentina with an aim to pave way for safe and judicious use of this drug in the treatment of prescribed ailments.
Phytochemical and Pharmacological Activity of Insulin Plant
Published Date - 29 Jun
Medicinal plant usage is becoming more common in developing nations like South Africa to treat diabetes mellitus. The claims made by traditional healers are being backed by more and more scientific evidence. We rank the anti-diabetic activity and mode of action of the families of previously documented anti- diabetic plants in the Eastern Cape and highlight their therapeutic potentials based on the available data on their pharmacology and toxicity. A thorough literature search of the 45 plants mentioned in ethnobotanical surveys was conducted using the keywords "plant name" and "family" for the primary searches in the electronic databases PubMed, ScienceDirect, Google Scholar, and Elsevier. This helped identify the plants that have been the subject of scientific investigations for their potential to prevent diabetes. After 25 families were found, the most highly reported were Asteraceae, then Asphodelaceae and Alliaceae. A significant number of plants have been investigated for their potential to prevent diabetes, both in vivo and in vitro. The majority of these plants exhibit a greater percentage of insulin release and inhibition of enzymes that break down carbohydrates when compared to insulin mimetic and peripheral glucose uptake. As part of their hypoglycemic action with reduced toxicity, nearly all of the plants under investigation also inhibit oxidative stress. Still lacking, though, is the isolation of their bioactive molecules. This review offers a tool to facilitate comprehensive evaluations of the therapeutic profiles of medicinal plants that are currently available and used in the Eastern Cape, South Africa, to treat diabetes. In order to find new molecules for drug development and discovery, more research is necessary. One such study that needs to be done is identifying the active ingredients of powerful plants. Diabetes mellitus is a collective term for a range of metabolic diseases that affect a large portion of the global population. The primary feature is persistent hyperglycemia, which is caused by deficiencies in either insulin secretion or insulin action.
ADVANCE STUDY IN PHARMACEUTICAL SALE AND MARKETING
Published Date - 29 Jun
Millions of dollars are being invested in the search for new drugs, which are then put through a rigorous clinical trial process before being approved for sale by the drug administration agency. Pharmacies and pharmaceutical firms use marketing as a philosophy to help them respond successfully to changes in the environment, customer expectations, and wants. It also helps them make man-agreement decisions based on their organization's capacity for market research and analysis. The overall market features, socioeconomic aspects of the population's drug supply area, and the idea of social and ethical marketing are all covered in this article. Marketing covers a wide range of activities, from planning and product creation to after-sales support and analyzing the reaction of the customer.
Experimental Investigation on Dynamic Properties of Materials
Published Date - 29 Jun
The dynamic properties of materials are important in various applications such as FEA modeling in crash testing of automotive vehicles. Properties of human liver in crash test can be finding out by natural frequency of silicone rubber as silicone rubber having nearly same properties of human liver. The natural frequencies of any system can be determined experimentally by FRF method using impact hammer. Further, these natural frequencies and FRF function can be utilized to obtain the dynamic stiffness and damping factor of the material. This methodology can be utilized to find out dynamic material properties of soft tissues such as liver, kidney etc. In the field of biomedical engineering it necessary to investigate human organ injury due to high speed impact or collision such as car accident. Smooth sil-910 having dynamic properties closely equal to human liver. So, the properties of human liver can be determined by finding dynamic properties of silicon rubber. Different samples of silicon material are prepared by keeping diameter constant and varying length and keeping length constant and varying diameter. The study of frequency as a function of length and diameter was carried out by using FFT analyzer. Frequency vs Area Ratio and frequency vs length graphs were plotted. As area ratio of specimen increases the frequency of specimen also increases and at certain point although area ratio increases frequency remains constant. Hence, in this case we find minimum area ratio for constant frequency. In second case as the length of specimen increases the frequency decreases and at threshold length it become constant. We can find optimum length for maximum frequency.
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