Volume 12 | Issue 3 |

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Studies on neurology ward patients have demonstrated elevated prevalence of mental health disorders. Previous reports have indicated a wide range of prevalence rates (39% to 64%) of psychiatric morbidity in neurological patients, with a notable poor identification rate of mental diseases in this population. This study aims to investigate the hypothesis that the psychiatric morbidity in neurological patients may influence their disease behaviors. The research, conducted at the Government General Hospital in Guntur, India, involved 58 neurological patients who completed the self-administered Illness Behaviour Questionnaire (IBQ). The IBQ, a 62-item measure with dichotomous (Yes/No) responses, was utilized to assess various components of sickness behaviors. Importantly, interviewers were unaware of the IBQ subscale ratings. Among the participants, 31 met DSM-IIIR criteria for a mental condition, and 25% (8 patients) were diagnosed with depressive disorder (major depressive disorder or dysthymia). The study's findings suggest that neurological patients with psychiatric morbidity tend to exhibit more severe disease behaviors compared to their counterparts without psychiatric morbidity. If confirmed, these results emphasize the importance of considering the impact of mental morbidity on specific aspects of sickness behavior in the development of treatment approaches.

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Mental disorder, Psychiatry, Neurology, Depression

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To back the conveyance of persistent care, apportioning of Medicine and stock administration are vital issues. In specific, it screens and records the Patients points of interest. The Quiet will be allotted with unique-id after the enrollment completes. PMS shows the patient's individual points of interest and wellbeing reports/ therapeutic E Medicine. In conjunction with Automatic alert system i.e. the remainder will be given to Pharmacist on stock coming to least level. Electronic endorsing (e-prescribing) permits Pharmacist to arrange and send medicines electronically based on the medicine -id. It stores all charging information for apportioned medicine.

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Pharmacy Management System (PMS), Electronic Pharmacy Record (EPhR), Electronic prescribing.

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: High-frequency trading (HFT) is a complex and fast-paced form of automated trading that uses sophisticated algorithms to exploit tiny price discrepancies in the market. While HFT has increased market efficiency and liquidity, it has also raised concerns about fairness and potential manipulation. This research explores the evolution of HFT, its impact on market dynamics, and the challenges it poses for regulators and policymakers. By examining cases like the Italian and Swedish stock markets, the study highlights the need for adaptable regulations that can ensure a stable and fair financial system in the face of evolving automated trading practices. The knowledge gained from this research can inform policymakers, market participants, and investors as they navigate the ever-changing landscape shaped by HFT.

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High Frequency Trading, Liquidity, Implied Volatility

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College management systems play a critical role in managing the daily operations of educational institutions. With the advent of web-based systems, the management of colleges has become more efficient and effective. This survey paper provides a comprehensive overview of college management systems developed using PHP, a widely-used server-side scripting language. The paper presents an analysis of ten recent IEEE reference papers and a base paper on college management systems using PHP. This survey paper examines the different approaches, methodologies, and contributions of these papers, and identifies the factors that make an ideal college management system.

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College Admission System, Research Paper, Technical Writing, Science, Engineering and Technology.

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This study has been undertaken to investigate the use of technology on the name of ICT that it can improve the learning skills and abilities of the students including the learning outcome of the content and imagination power of the students. Through ICT, images, videos can easily be used in teaching to students providing them a better understanding on what they had to be thoughted by the teacher. ICT in education improves engagement and knowledge retention, when ICT is integrated into lessons. Students become more engaged in their learning practices. This is because along with the education it also provides more fun and enjoy while learning, but this reduces the self-time of the child as without going over its own thoughts and feelings it is feeded by pre-written contents.

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ICT, young children, electronic gadgets, education, emotions.

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This research paper examines the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the contemporary workforce. Through a review of literature and real-world examples, it explores how AI is reshaping job roles, talent management, and skill development. While AI offers new possibilities for efficiency and productivity, it also raises ethical and social concerns. The paper forecasts the continued evolution of AI in the workplace and emphasizes the need for proactive measures to maximize its benefits while addressing its challenges. In summary, this research highlights the dynamic interplay between AI and the workforce, urging stakeholders to navigate this evolving landscape with foresight and responsibility.

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Artificial intelligence (AI), workforce, Social Impact

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Abstract: Social media is a kind of a platform, where people can share their ideas, beliefs, knowledge, talents, creativity and many more. Initially it was a medium for people to communicate with each others. But gradually it became a tool for the political parties to influence the voters by spreading negative pictures of their opponent parties and a positive picture of their own party. With the help of social media they can share their agendas, policies and political thoughts. Social media includes Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly known as Twitter), WhatsApp, YouTube, Koo etc. But in this research the author will specifically emphasize on the three main social media platforms. They are Facebook, Instagram and X (formerly known as Twitter). By analyzing these three platforms the author will try to find out how Social media shapes the voting behavior of people of Assam especially in the Assam Legislative Assembly Election, 2021 and the author will try to find out how political parties use these platforms to fulfill their political interests and political campaigns.

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Social media, voters, Political Campaigns, Politics, voting behavior

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The main focus of this paper was to design and develop the Mechanism for robotic arm for lifting an object. The robotic arm was designed with four degrees of freedom and programmed to accomplish accurately simple light material lifting task to assist in the production line in any industry. three dimensional (3D) printing method is used in this project to fabricate the components of the robotic arm. Therefore, it provides more precise dimensions and huge time and cost- saves in fabrication. The robotic arm is prepared with 4 servo motors to link the parts and bring arm movement. The Arduino, an open-source computer hardware and software, is applied to control the robotic arm by driving servo motors to be capable of modifying the position. Wireless control was done by using a smart phone with an android operating system through a Bluetooth module. The robotic arm was under testing and validating its performance and the results indicate that it can perform the lifting task properly.

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3d printing, AutoCAD, Bluetooth, servo motor etc.

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Mobile phones have become an integral part of our daily lives. While they have various advantages, excessive use can be harmful, especially for strenuous activity such as sports. This study examines mobile phones' impact on physical sports, as well as the ramifications for high school and college students. Since the Covid-19 Pandemic, we have been providing students with mobile phones so that they may study and learn online through internet portals. However, the majority of students use their cellphones to access social media, which has an impact on both their professional academic lives and their personal health. It is affecting the health of college students. As they are participating in sports actively, there are lot of health issue arising.

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Social Media, Physical Education, Health

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Millions of people each year suffer from periodontitis, sometimes known as gum disease. The periodontium (the soft tissues and bones that surround and support teeth) is harmed by periodontitis, a serious gum infection. Generally, the gums and bones that support the teeth become infected by bacteria found in dental plaque. If left untreated, periodontal conditions can have a serious negative impact on one's health. The last ten years have seen a global shift in the prominence of herbal and Ayurvedic medicines, with ramifications for both medicine and business. In pharmaceutical formulation, herbal excipients play a significant role because they are non-toxic and compatible. Since ancient times, herbal remedies have been used extensively around the world. Both doctors and patients now realize their superior therapeutic value because they have fewer side effects than modern pharmaceuticals. The purpose of the current essay is to provide a comprehensive overview of the current approaches used in the development and use of conventional herbal treatments. This review article provides an overview of the most recent research on the biological effects of natural products including Aloe Vera, Azadirachata indica, Ocimum sanctum, Punica granatum and other significant herbs on the treatment of different periodontal disorders.

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Herbal remedies, dental plaque, gingivitis, and periodontitis

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