Volume 13 | Issue 1 |

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RP-HPLC, Finasteride, and ChromNAV CFR.

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This study aimed to give ideas about the cases of chronic kidney disease in the Municipality of Lapaz Tarlac. The term paper includes demographic profiles and life experiences of the chronic kidney disease patients. The main goal of this study is to resolve issues about chronic kidney disease patients as well as to give them the right support system from the government. In addition, the research design for this study is a qualitative phenomenological study. It is qualitative research approach that builds on the assumption that the universal essence of anything ultimately depends on how its audience experiences it. Phenomenological researchers record and analyze the beliefs, feelings, and perceptions of the audience they're looking to study in relation to the thing being studied Lapaz is a municipality in the Philippines province of Tarlac. It is the main point of the study. This study involved residents with chronic kidney disease of the municipality of Lapaz, Tarlac this includes 22 barangays. This is the locale chosen to facilitate gathering of data. Findings revealed that a diverse distribution of CKD cases across different age groups. The most significant proportion of CKD patients was found in the age ranges of 15 to 19 (50%) and 20 to 29 (9%). This demographic pattern suggests a concentration of CKD cases among Young Adults in Lapaz Tarlac., Regarding gender distribution, 77.00% of CKD cases were female and 23.00% were male. This shows that female predominance aligns with global CKD epidemiology trends, reflecting higher incidence rates than in males. In summary, the study reveals the lived experience of CKD patients in the Municipality of Lapaz Tarlac. Most of the respondents need more support, especially financial support. The Mega Rhu Dialysis Center will have an impact on how patients with CKD survive on their financial needs as well as on their physical, emotional, and mental health.

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Chronic Kidney failure, Epidemiolgy, Dialysis Center, Financial

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On May 19, 2024, two young software engineers died untimely by a speeding Porsche car driven by an allegedly intoxicated 17-and-a-half-year-old minor in Pune. The investigation in this case revealed elaborate attempts by the family, doctors, police, and local politicians to cover up the crime committed by a teenager who is the only heir to the family fortunes, which runs in several hundred crores. An uproar on social media and protests on the streets of Pune ultimately forced the authorities to probe the case on the basis of the First Information Report (FIR) lodged by friends. The minor was produced before the Juvenile Justice Board which kept aside the request of the Police to try the boy as an adult. Also, within 15 hours, the Juvenile Justice Board also granted conditional bail to the minor and was asked to work with the 'Yerawada traffic police for 15 days, write a 300-word essay on the accident, get treatment to quit drinking and to seek psychiatric counselling'. Two days later, following a public outcry over these conditions, the Juvenile Justice Board cancelled the bail and remanded the minor to an Observation Home until June 5, 2024 which was further extended till June 12, 2024. The above case-text is a gist of an article written by Vishvajeet Ghoshal, Co-Founder of Children Unbound Foundation and former Joint Secretary & Director (Projects) of Prayas JAC published in thepressindia.in where he explains that "Beyond the criticism and uproar over Juvenile Justice Board's direction, the issue needs to be seen in the larger legal context, as the underlying philosophy of the Juvenile Justice Act is different from the Criminal Justice System. The accused minor is four months short of becoming an 'adult'. The directions of the JJ Board were in the context of the 'process' to be followed for 'adjudication and disposal of matters in the best interest of the children', setting up a system distinct from the adult criminal justice system for apprehension, detention, prosecution, penalty, imprisonment, rehabilitation and social reintegration of children in conflict with law'. The basic tenet of the JJ Act is to focus on rehabilitation and social reintegration of the child rather than punishment".

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"PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT UNDER JUVENILE JUSTICE (CARE AND PROTECTION OF CHILDREN) ACT, 2015: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY"

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