Past Issue | Volume | Volume 9,Issue 6,June,2023
Consolatha Patrick and Given Msigwa Msomba
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This paper discusses the knowledge of women attending an antenatal clinic about receiving antiretroviral therapy (ART) to prevent the transmission of HIV from mother to child among those care. It examines women's knowledge of HIV/AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome), and mothers’ knowledge concerning ART. The study adopted the cross-sectional research design. Quantitative and qualitative data were collected from a sample of sixty (60) respondents and analysed.
Paternal Postnatal Depression and its Risk factors: A systematic review of cross-sectional studies
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Background and Aim: Postnatal depression (PND) can affect both genders, but the common misconception is that it only affects mothers. Increasing literature reports that 10% of the fathers experience PND after childbirth. This systematic review aims to ascertain the prevalence of PND in fathers and its risk factors.
Materials and Methods: The electronic databases PubMed, BASE, DOAJ, Research Gate Semantic Scholar, and BioMed Central were searched for related open access articles published between 2010 to December 2021. Finally, 12 articles met inclusion criteria.
Results: The findings reported that the prevalence of PND in fathers ranged from 5.7% to 59.8%. Partner’s depression, lack of social support, poor marital relationship, low income, and low education were all shown to raise the risk of PND in fathers.
Conclusion: PND in fathers is a serious concern. Early identification and treatment decrease the detrimental impact on mother and child while further improving quality of life.
BLUE GREEN ALGAE – AN ENZYME ACTIVITY BOOSTER IN PADDY PLANTS
Dr. Pushpendra Kumar Sharma Dr. Anup Kumar Mishra
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The use of organic manure as compared to nitrogen fertilizer is very less expensive, besides being quite safer as compared to the chemicalfertilizers. Blue green algae as bio-fertilizers may prove efficient tool for boosting green revolution and to overcome food shortage all over the world.
The Paddy (Oryza sativa, L.var. SAKET) plants were taken in experiment. These plants were raised in soil-pot culture conditions. The different Supply levels of blue green algae, nil (control), 50, 100, 150, 200 and 250g bga/kg soil were applied to plants.
INFLUENCES OF YOGA ON PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS AND WELL-BEING IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
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Ashtanga is a classic style of yoga that focuses on controlling breathing and intense activity to create a contemplative state via physical practice. InIn this study, we looked into Ashtanga yoga's efficacy as a psychological well-being intervention. During a 9-week period, 18 Ashtanga yoga courses were provided to nonclinical volunteers twice a week. Prior to the start of classes, after the tenth lesson, and after the last class, the volunteers completed measures of depression, anxiety, affect, self-esteem, and interpersonal functioning. Thirteen of the forty-four participants who made at least one class attendance completed all three measurement points, averaging eleven classes (range = 5–18). The effects of yoga on university students' psychological discomfort and well-being are investigated in this study. This study explores the possible advantages of introducing yoga into students' lives because the pressures of academic life might lead to elevated stress levels and emotional difficulties. Using a mixed-methods approach, the study combines qualitative information from interviews and self-reporting with quantitative measurements including psychological distress ratings and well-being assessments. Through an analysis of the effects of consistent yoga practice on emotional stability, stress reduction, and general mental health, this study intends to provide important new understandings regarding the potential application of yoga as a comprehensive intervention for psychological health promotion in the context of higher education.
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