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| SN |
Author |
Title |
Status |
| 301 |
HICHAM |
DETERMINANT FACTORS FOR A LONG STAY IN INTENSIVE CARE FOR COVID-19 PATIENTS |
Accepted |
| 302 |
Deepanjali Singh Gaharwar |
FORMULATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF CHITOSAN MICROSPHERE AS A CARRIER OF SUNSCREEN AGENT |
Accepted |
| 303 |
Juber Ahmad |
STUDY OF ANTI ARTHRITIC ACTIVITY OF HYDROALCOHOLIC EXTRACT OF HERBAL PLANT |
Accepted |
| 304 |
Rajneesh Baria |
A CLINICAL STUDY ON ROLE OF EKAVINSHATIKA GUGGULU IN THE MANAGEMENT OF VICHARCHIKA” |
Accepted |
| 305 |
Yash Anil Chaudhari |
"Exploring Stimuli-Sensitive Hydrogels: Innovations in Smart Drug Delivery Mechanisms" |
Accepted |
| 306 |
Vidya Dore |
Ayurvedic approach towards Rachana SHARIR Related to Shadanga sharir. |
Under Review |
| 307 |
Nivetha |
Alterations in cochlear antioxidant levels & hair cell proteins of Sprague Dawley (SD) rats exposed to chronic noise exposure. |
Accepted |
| 308 |
V Sarita Diana |
PFAS: The Persistent Threat to Food Safety and Public Health |
Accepted |
| 309 |
G. Hephzibah Beulah |
Health Literacy as a Tool for Women’s Empowerment: An Indian Perspective |
Accepted |
| 310 |
M.Sameera |
BUILDING SUSTAINABLE FUTURES: EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACHES FOR RURAL COMMUNITIES |
Accepted |
| 311 |
M. H. Pardeshi |
HISTOLOGICAL AND MORPHOMETRIC ALTERATIONS IN MALE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS INDUCED BY RUELLIA TUBEROSA LINN. ROOT POWDER IN SWISS ALBINO MICE |
Accepted |
| 312 |
R.Jagadeeswari |
Women's Health and Empowerment: A Path to Sustainable Development |
Accepted |
| 313 |
P. Mary Celine Rose |
“The Power of Yoga in Biomedical Sciences for Holistic Approach to Health” |
Accepted |
| 314 |
V. Anusha |
"The Population Health Revolution Biomedical Advances Empowering Global Families" |
Accepted |
| 315 |
Sonia Priyadarshini R |
Health, Identity, Empowerment: Women’s Digital Narratives on Social Media” |
Accepted |
| 316 |
D. Fathima Rani |
Exploring Innovations in Global Family and Community Through Indian English Narratives |
Accepted |
| 317 |
N. Sirisha |
TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS IN COMMUNICABLE DISEASES SURVEILLANCE: A NEW ERA OF PUBLIC HEALTH INTELLIGENCE |
Accepted |
| 318 |
M. Priyanka |
ROBOTICS IN BIOMEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING: INNOVATIONS IN POPULATION-LEVEL CARE |
Accepted |
| 319 |
Moturi Vineetha |
Population Health and Biomedical Innovations: Bridging Challenges with Technology and Research |
Accepted |
| 320 |
M.Vijaya Kumar |
UNREGULATED FISH FARMING MAY TRANSFORM KOLLERU LAKE INTO A HEALTH HAZARD FOR KAIKALURU |
Accepted |
| 321 |
S. Pratima Kumari |
AN IN-DEPTH STUDY ON INSOMNIA AMONG RESIDENTS OF ELURU IN ELURU DISTRICT AND HANUMAN JUNCTION IN KRISHNA DISTRICT, ANDHRA PRADESH |
Accepted |
| 322 |
Vijaya Lakshmi Paleti |
"Data-Driven Biomedical Supply Chains: Enhancing Accessibility and Outcomes for Global Families |
Accepted |
| 323 |
Harini Eathalapaka |
BASIC LIFE SUPPORT AND ITS UNEXPLORED POTENTIAL– A REVIEW |
Accepted |
| 324 |
P.Ratna Mary |
The Impact of Population Growth on Healthcare Systems: Challenges and Opportunities |
Accepted |
| 325 |
N.Lakshmi Prasanna |
A Study of Migraine in different age groups of rural and urban population of Eluru, Eluru District of Andhra Pradesh” |
Accepted |
| 326 |
A.Padmavathi |
Integrated One Health Strategies for Mitigating Antimicrobial Resistance in Clinical and Environmental Settings |
Accepted |
| 327 |
K.S.V.K.S.Madhavi Rani |
Prevalence of Uterine Fibroids In Different Age Groups Of Women –A Random Population-Based Study |
Accepted |
| 328 |
R.Indira |
Anemia eradication programme with the use of Ayurvedic and Homeo medicine in the students of St.Theresa’s College for women, Eluru, A.P |
Accepted |
| 329 |
B.B.R.G.Vijaya Lakshmi |
Preparation Techniques and Therapeutic Applications of Hinguastica and Ashwagandha Herbal Powders: An Ethnobotanical Study from Addatheegala, East Godavari District, India |
Accepted |
| 330 |
P. Srinivas |
DEEP LEARNING MODELS FOR EARLY DISEASE DETECTION AND DIAGNOSIS |
Accepted |
| 331 |
Ch. Harika |
The Role of Gut Microbiota Modulation in Reducing Infant Mortality from Diarrhoea and Malnutrition “A Comprehensive Review” |
Accepted |
| 332 |
N. Baratha Jyothi |
A brief review on Clinical Assessment of Gene Therapies for Hemophilia A and Hemophilia B |
Accepted |
| 333 |
K. Sreelatha |
The Material that Heals… |
Accepted |
| 334 |
C.S. Ananda Kumar |
Bioceramics in Biomedical Engineering: Materials, Methods, and Clinical Relevance |
Accepted |
| 335 |
K.Mounika Grace |
Shaping Tomorrow: A Youth Survey on Health, Habits, And Lifestyle |
Accepted |
| 336 |
S.Mary Grace |
YOUTH VOICES ON LIFESTYLE AND SAFETY: UNDERSTANDING BEHAVIOUR AND BASIC LIFE SUPPORT AWARENESS |
Accepted |
| 337 |
M.Lakshmi Manasa |
YOUTH PULSE 2025: EXPLORING LIFESTYLE, DIGITAL INFLUENCE, AND HEALTH CARE SAFETY AWARENESS |
Accepted |
| 338 |
Ch.Dharani Sri |
Balancing Health, Technology, and Sustainability: A Youth Perspective |
Accepted |
| 339 |
K. Bhavani |
YOUTH HEALTH AND BEHAVIOUR: THE ROLE OF DIGITAL HABITS AND SUSTAINABLE CHOICES |
Accepted |
| 340 |
Kurapati.Swarnalatha |
Silent Threats: Unseen Chemicals in the Environment and Their Impact on Human Health |
Accepted |
| 341 |
G Supritha Bai |
STUDY ON ASSESSMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH HAZARDS AMONG FARMERS IN FOUR RURAL AREAS OF GADAG TALUK, KARNATAKA, INDIA |
Accepted |
| 342 |
Varsha H Shivapur |
ASSESSING COMPETENCY OF NURSING OFFICERS PROVIDING INTRA-NATAL CARE IN COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE CENTERS AND SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITALS OF GADAG DISTRICT |
Accepted |
| 343 |
Nehanaz |
ASSESSMENT OF SOCIO CULTURAL BELIEFS AND PRACTICES AMONG POST NATAL MOTHERS ABOUT HEALTH CARE IN GADAG DISTRICT KARNATAKA |
Accepted |
| 344 |
Tejash S K |
ASSESSING THE FOOD HABITS AMONG UNDER GRADUATE AND POST GRADUATE STUDENTS OF MAHATMA GANDHI RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND PANCHAYAT RAJ UNIVERSITY, GADAG |
Accepted |
| 345 |
Gouri Sakre |
ASSESSMENT OF KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND PRACTICES OF MENSTRUAL HYGIENE AMONG FEMALE POST-GRADUATE STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF MEMBERS OF KSRDPR UNIVERSITY, GADAG |
Accepted |
| 346 |
Nagashree Muraleedhar Nayak |
QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF COST-EFFECTIVENESS IN THE RASHTRIYA BAL SWASTHYA KARYAKRAM (RBSK) PROGRAM: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY IN GADAG DISTRICT, KARNATAKA |
Accepted |
| 347 |
G S Harish |
A Comparative Study on Assessment of Mental Health Status Among High School Students of Selected Residential and Non-Residential Schools in Gadag District |
Accepted |
| 348 |
Gudadappa |
ESTIMATION OF THE PROPORTION OF POLYCYSTIC OVARY SYNDROME AMONG REPRODUCTIVE AGE GROUP WOMEN VISITING TO DISTRICT HOSPITAL GADAG |
Accepted |
| 349 |
Patel Archan Sureshbhai |
KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE & PRACTICE OF BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT AMONG THE HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS WORKING IN PHC AT GADAG TALUK KARNATAKA |
Accepted |
| 350 |
Manjunath R Kudari |
ASSESSMENT OF VECTOR-BORNE DISEASE RISKS: LARVAL SURVEY FOR IDETIFICATION OF DENGUE AND OTHER FEVER CASES AT YALAVATTI VILLAGE GADAG DISTRICT |
Accepted |
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