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Quarterly published in print and online "Inventi Rapid: Preventive & Social Medicine (Formerly Inventi Rapid: AIDS)" publishes high quality unpublished as well as high impact pre-published research and reviews catering to the needs of researchers and professionals. This journal focuses on all the aspects related to HIV/AIDS that help in better understanding of disease and improve the quality of patient care. Articles from following areas are given special emphasis, diagnosis, epidemiology, prevention, treatment, virology & immunology of HIV/AIDS, opportunistic infections and pathogenicity.
Ageing is a natural technique that affects every body, now not simply through biology but additionally through society, financial system and culture. even as laboratory studies explain how cells and organs age, it is equally vital to understand how older people live within families, communities and systems of care. this newsletter seems at ageing from a non-laboratory view—focusing on social aid, caregiving roles, financial security and cultural attitudes. using evidence from India and different international locations, it shows that ageing is formed no longer best through medical care but also by using family structures, rules and social values. A community-based and policy-driven approach is needed to make ageing dignified, energetic, and healthful....
A quantitative research study was aimed to evaluate the knowledge regarding control and prevention of dengue fever among high school students. The objectives of the study were to assess the knowledge regarding control and prevention of dengue fever among high school students. To find out the association between knowledge scores on control and prevention of dengue fever among high school students and selected demographic variables. The study was undertaken with 100 samples. Convenience sampling was used. The research design was non-experimental descriptive survey design. Structured knowledge questionnaire was used for collecting the data. The data was analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics. The study findings show, that 32% of students are having poor knowledge and 54% are having average level of knowledge and 14% had good knowledge regarding control and prevention of dengue fever. Mean value is 8.67, standard deviation 3.48 and median is 8. The mean percentage of knowledge scores is 43.35. The χ2 value showing no association of knowledge with selected demographic variables. Results also revealed that there was no significant association between knowledge scores and socio demographic variables....
Coronavirus infection becomes a global issue since 31 December 2019. There is a need for awareness about COVID 19 to control the coronavirus infection by taking precautionary measures told by WHO and Health ministry. It is a Cross sectional study. The survey was conducted by using self-assessment questionnaires during the period of 17th Jan- 4th Feb 2021. In this study 201members participated, study was conducted to assess the knowledge about COVID-19 Symptoms, Transmission, Safety precautions taken by the general population while going outside and in the home and Dietary measures are taken by the general public; the study was limited to certain districts of the Telangana region, India. In this study most of the participants are females and most of them belong to urban area. In this study Students are participated mostly. 81% participants follow the safety measures and precautions told by the WHO and Health ministry. All the Participants carry Mask while going outside. During the study only 1% people took vaccine and 43% people don’t know about the vaccine. Even though COVID19 vaccines are available there is need for precautionary measures taken by each and every individual to avoid the COVID19 as the cases are increasing day by day. Most of the participants are aware about Coronavirus transmission, symptoms but some rural area people are unaware about it but they maintain the hygienic in their routine life. So, there is need for education in rural area about COVID19....
Since the pandemic began, the question of where the coronavirus came from has been one of the biggest puzzles.It almost certainly originated in bats.But the lack of clarity around how the virus passed to people has meant that unsubstantiated theories promoted by US President Donald Trump that it escaped from a laboratory in China persist. The nature of the evidence required means it’s going to be hard to track down the animal source and also difficult to completely rule out the facility in question, the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV). Conspiracy theorists have suggested that the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 is manmade leaked from the Wuhan National Biosafety Laboratory that is in the area where the pandemic originated. To counter these researchers with Scripps Research and other institutions around the globe published a study in the journal Nature Medicine debunking the theory after an analysis of the genome sequence of SARS-CoV-2. Despite the numerous recent articles published in the literature, many controversies still persist both among healthcare professionals and common people. In this review article different origin of the coronavirus is dealt with....
Maternal health and pregnancy is considered as the critical period in the life of the women which is also subjected to numerous food taboos and misconceptions. These taboos affect maternal nutrition and adversely affect the pregnancy and birth outcomes. This review paper aims to explore the same in the Indian Scenario....
The Novel Corona Virus (SARS-Cov-2) is a highly infectious disease and is spreading at a very fast pace across the globe, as it is estimated that it has a Ro value of approximately 2.22, which means its spreading in the community at a fast pace. At present, the coronavirus COVID-19 has spread across the globe originating from Wuhan, Hubei province in China, and has been declared as a global pandemic by WHO. The current situation demands strict restrictions and actions from the federal government, and by the governments of other countries. According to the latest updates, around, 3, 484, 483 confirmed cases have been reported across the globe, with the total deaths reaching up to, 244,780. Keeping in view of this, the present letter to the editor has been written in order to develop an update for the communities and others who haven’t been updated so far in a matter of complete documentation....
Population health management is new tool to revamp the healthcare industry. With growing number of population over >65 and >80 years. Proper management of health status of population is need of hour. Maintaining the overall health of population is not as easy task. Proper guidelines and actions shall be taken to care the lowering levels of complete population. The present letter to editor mainly focuses upon the strategies and actions which shall be taken to take care of health of population as a whole....
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