Volume 12 | Issue 4 | April-2024

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The treadmill bicycle represents an innovative device that merges traditional exercise equipment with a transportation mechanism. It works on the idea of transforming forward momentum from motion of humans without the use of electricity. This combines a bicycle frame with a treadmill platform such that when a person walks on the treadmill, the action goes backward and the bicycle moves forward via a chain system. By harnessing kinetic energy from the user's physical effort, it eliminates the need for external power sources or electrical assistance. This unique combination promotes health and lessens dependency on fossil fuels while providing an environmentally friendly, independent, and effective means to commute or work out. It even gives off an innovative perspective on transportation. The treadmill bicycle is an innovative and sustainable way to move and keep active without relying on electricity or other external power sources. It represents the merging of exercise and mobility.

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Treadmill, bicycle, rollers

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This research tries to explore the link between Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) policies and the diversity in recent work surroundings. It purposes to acknowledge the importance of EEO framework in enhance the diversity, evaluate their effect on operational culture, employee contribution, and entire performance. Employing a combination of actual evidence and conceptual frameworks, this paper tries to define the native connection between EEO compulsory and the facilitation of workplace diversity.

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Equal Employment Opportunity, Workplace Diversity, Organizational Culture, Employee Engagement, Performance, Inclusion, EEO Policies

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Organ and tissue transplantation has become literally a lifesaving hope for many people. The one organ donor can save 8 lives and change the lives more than 50 people. There are many terminal diseases like heart failure, terminal lung illness, kidney failure etc., that can be cured by the transplantation. Organ donation is legal by law because the Government of India has enacted. "The Transplantation of Human Organs Act 1994" Act No.42, which has allowed organ donation and legalized brain death. Organ donation has become a typical procedure to save life and improve the lives of the patients that have a chance to survive. Organ donation is a standard method of treatment in various disease, however, the number of patients on the waiting list is more than organs that can be donated. This procedure saves the life of millions of people in the world and is a process in which an organ or part of that grafts to another person.

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Perception, Organ Donation

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Mugilai Rasapandian has recorded the conversions that took place after 1956 in Kanyakumari district and the religious riots that took place due to the fear of religion in the novel 'The Way'. It is a rare news that everyone is surprised that religious riots have taken place in Kumari district where everyone lived together as one family.The religious riots in Kumari district show that religion has the power to transform human feelings. Religion teaches virtues by refining man so that man should do good deeds and acquire good qualities and live in this world.But because of these religions, divisions and divisions have been created among the people, man has turned into an animal and caused religious riots, the land of Kumari, which lived in social harmony, has been turned into a land of riots. This review article records the religious turmoil shown by this novel.

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The way the novel shows conversions and religious riots

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Graphology is the study of handwriting to draw inference of an individual's character, disposition and attitude. The graphology studies three dominant sections viz; General Signs, Particular Signs and Resultant. The study of various aspects of graphology is needed before drawing any inferences such as size of handwriting, shapes of alphabets, spacing in writing, strokes, width of handwriting, etc. Further, it varies in different situations, age groups, and mental condition of oneself. Hence, a thorough study is required to draw accurate inferences. Graphology can be used in institutes to know students as well as teachers' personality and accordingly take/give suggestive measures to help them improve their overall personality and behaviour.

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Graphology, Size of handwriting, Attitude, Shapes of alphabets, Personality

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Drug allergies, including eosinophilia and systemic symptom syndrome, are acute, delayed-acting reactions to specific drugs. It is described in many words; however, burns with eosinophilia and systemic disease seem more appropriate. This infection causes clinical symptoms anywhere from 2 to 8 weeks after starting the offending drug. Standardized diagnostic criteria have been developed; However, its benefits have been demonstrated. Unfortunately, strong evidence-based statements do not adequately control the management of burn medications for eosinophilia and systemic disorders.

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Drug hypersensitivity, Anticonvulsants, Drug reaction, DRESS, DIHS, Eosinophilia.

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rimary dysmenorrhea (PD), or painful menstruation, is a common gynecological condition that can cause intense pain and functional disability in women of reproductive age. As a nonmalignant condition, PD is relatively understudied and poorly managed. The study aims to evaluate the prevalence of primary dysmenorrhea in young adult women. 160 women aged 18-25 were recruited, based on inclusion and exclusion criteria. Participants provided consent and completed the Menstrual Symptom Questionnaire (MSQ). Visnagar City has a significant prevalence of PD among young women aged 18-25, with 65.1% affected.

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Primary Dysmenorrhea, Menstrual Symptom Questionnaire, Prevalence.

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Abstract:The study aims to assess awareness, knowledge, and attitudes regarding physiotherapy among pregnant women in Gujarat's Mehsana District. It includes 60 educated pregnant women aged 18-35, excluding those with major neurological issues. Results show most respondents were graduates (58.3%) and unemployed (76.7%). Only 33.3% had sufficient physiotherapy knowledge. Attitudes varied, with 38.6% positive, 49.8% unsure, and 11.7% negative. While 93% were aware of physiotherapy, only 21% knew about antenatal exercises. Understanding of physiotherapy's significance for antenatal care was low, with only 36.7% believing they understood it

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Physiotherapy, antenatal care, knowledge, awareness, attitude.

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Dantrolene sodium, Forced degradation, RP-HPLC, method validation.

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For the purpose of early diagnosis and treatment planning, medical imaging plays a critical role in the detection of pneumonia. While convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and many deep learning algorithms have shown impressive results in medical image processing applications, there are still major hurdles associated with the computational load of training large-scale CNN models on big datasets. In this paper, we use the distributed computing framework PySpark to offer a unique method for CNN models' distributed training for pneumonia diagnosis. By distributing the training process across several nodes in a Spark cluster and utilizing PySpark's parallel processing capabilities, we can effectively utilize computing resources and handle big datasets thanks to its scalability. Our approach entails preprocessing the data, developing the CNN model using deep learning frameworks like TensorFlow and training the CNN model across a distributed system using Pyspark. This paper contributes to the growing body of research on distributed deep learning and its applications in medical image analysis, providing insights and guidelines for leveraging PySpark for large-scale CNN training tasks.

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Convolution Neural Networks, Pneumonia, Distributed deep learning,TensorFlow, X-ray Image, PySpark

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