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INFLUENCE OF WEIGHTLIFTING ON BLOOD SUGAR AND LIPID PROFILE IN MEN

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As the globe experiences a social media revolution, it is evident that platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snap Chat, Skype, etc., are heavily used for communication. The online exchange of knowledge and information among various groups of people is one of the most significant benefits of using social media. The increase in communication skills among people, particularly among students and learners in educational institutions, is supported by this online information sharing. In addition to mediating communication in various ways, online tools and technology are also changing the way we interact and even how we think about and discuss it. The influence of social media has given rise to a new type of communication where information can be easily shared and dialogues are brief. Due to the wide-ranging effects of social media, companies are looking for experts to fill crucial positions within their organizations. In fact, the use of social media in business is expanding quickly and offers a variety of job prospects. Social media has the power to significantly alter both the interpersonal and collective nature of our social lives.

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Social media, Communication, Marketing, Social media tools.

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A serious psychiatric condition called obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) affects about 2% of both children and adults in society. OCD has been linked to families in studies of family aggregation, and findings from twin studies show that this relationship is partially influenced by genetic factors. Only three genome-wide linkage studies have been finished so far, and the findings are merely suggestive. More than 80 candidate gene studies have also been released. These studies have mainly concentrated on genes in the dopaminergic and serotonergic pathways. Unfortunately, none have been replicated and, with the exception of the glutamate transporter gene, none have reached genome-wide significance. In order to obtain sufficiently large samples of people with OCD, use cutting-edge laboratory techniques, and carry out the bioinformatic analyses necessary to identify risk loci, multidisciplinary teams of investigators will need to collaborate in future studies. Steroids may be influencing how the disorder develops, according to some theories. However, only a few studies have examined hormone levels and obsessive-compulsive (OC) symptoms simultaneously to date; as a result, there is little direct proof of this association. As a result, more thorough research into neurotransmission in OC patients has linked OCD pathology to the serotonergic, dopaminergic, and glutamatergic neurotransmitter systems. The molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying the pathogenesis of "obsessive-compulsive disorder-like" behaviors have started to come into focus in recent studies of novel mouse genetic models with excessive grooming behaviors Hoxb8, Sapap3, and Slitrk5 are three genes that are genetically deleted in mice, resulting in pathological behaviors such as adult-onset excessive grooming with mild to severe hair loss and self-injury. The abnormal grooming behaviors are linked to increased anxiety in two of the models, the Sapap3-deficient and the Slitrk5-deficient mice, and these pathological behaviors can be reduced with subchronic administration of a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor, indicating the predictive validity of such models. These models' molecular, pathophysiological, and genetic analyses offer several new insights into the causes of these mice's abnormal behaviors. In this review, we are going to focus on understanding these genetic and hormonal influences in triggering OCD.

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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Molecular Mechanism, Genetic Factors, Hormonal Factors

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Langmuir model, Adsorption, Rare earth elements

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This thesis compares Digital Advertising versus the conventional methods of Advertising. The Digital advertising is the future method and most effective tool in filed of Marketing and Advertising.

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Digital Marketing (Journalism)

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To Kill a Mockingbird is a modern American classic that presents, among other issues, an important family concern i.e. how to rear up children in a particular way so as to make them independent and responsible citizens. It has almost assumed the status of a father's manual guide to teach him the methods of socialization. The novel is more than just a book in children literature. Scout is the protagonist/narrative voice of the novel, which has attracted the attention of readers for her manner and sophistication. There is ample textual evidence of gender sensitive issues in upbringing of Scout taken up by her father that indicates that the protagonist's trajectory from naivety to maturity in this bildungsroman happens through his mentoring. The role of her father and other people in the environment seems very significant in constructing Scout's self-esteem and identity. She is groomed under Atticus's parenting style, attachment style, and his personality. This is what is duly focused on in this research paper. Harper Lee successfully manages objectivity in dealing with serious issues of racism and Southern social attitudes, along with questions of good and evil, caste division and class distinction, education of children, gender socialization, and the development of an individual's /daughter's conscience.

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Father, gender, education, socialization, parenting style, attachment patterns, social attitudes.

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Tradition and Modernity, Sthitaprajna, Patriarchal Domination

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Fintech sector plays a prominent role in financial inclusion that helps to attain the development of green economy which accelerates the green Finance in agricultural sector through various inclusion programmes launched by government of India and innovative Financial Services by fintech. Payment through digital apps, mobile banking, Aadhar based etc will help to promote green economy. Especially in agriculture sector different financial inclusion programs and also digital platforms launched for marketing agriculture products at fair price. Because of digitalisation accessibility, availability and profitability in agri business has been promoted as a result of increased financial literacy basically in rural areas. Card and mobile based payment system, eCommerce platforms linking agricultural Value Chain and Financial Institutions, providing credit for green business etc for green economic growth across the country. This article discusses the various financial inclusion schemes reach to rural people through fintech services so that reduce the environmental pollution, boost green economy in the country.

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Agricultural sector, financial inclusion, Fintech, (agritech) green economy.

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With every small advancement in artificial intelligence, human civilization is approaching the age of AI where AI would be guiding humans from small mathematical calculations to large calculations in finding the deep secrets of the universe. Convolutional Neural Networks is one of the techniques that can help humans in the medicinal fields. With many applications running already, these networks need to be more accurate and efficient. The dataset for the artificial neural network training is one of the major requirements other than the model architecture and optimization methods. Early diagnosis of pneumonia plays an important role in the successful treatment of the infection. Chest X-rays are the best available diagnostic process for pneumonia. However, medical image diagnostics can be erroneous for inexperienced radiologists, and time-consuming for experienced radiologists. Pneumonitis appearance in the X-rays can mimic other abnormalities. Using this paper we propose a deep learning model for the detection of pneumonia, that can achieve better performance metrics using the Nadam optimization algorithm. We have also highlighted the major issue while developing a neural network for image-processing tasks such as image classification, segmentation, and detection of objects.

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Convolutional Neural Network, Machine Learning, Dataset, Chest X-ray, Radiology, Image Segmentation, PACS.

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