Volume 12 | Issue 4 |

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Organ shortage has been a large issue all over the world, almost for as long as there have been organ transplants. Other than the straightforward issues like the organs not matching between the donor and the recipient, limited availability of suitable donors, logistic problems involved with the transplantation procedure etc., another large problem is the sociological perspective on organ transplantation and donation amongst the potential organ donors. People can, for an array of reasons, be for or against organ transplantation and donation, and that is what this study tries to research. It focuses on eight individuals from Serbia, and their views and opinions on the procedure. It attempts to understand why they think in that way, with the help of five aspects the gift, social capital, religion, planned behaviour and information. It also delves into participants' attitudes towards the new law on organ transplantation in India. The study infers about social perspectives of organ donors indicate they do volunteer works for charity and whenever they found a person need help, they will support immediately as per their convenience. In addition, they donate blood for needy people and goods/clothes to charity. Therefore, they allow people to go ahead of them in a queue, they also offer their seat in a bus or train to a stranger who is standing and they give lift in their car/bike to a stranger. Thus, organ donors are willing to donate their family member's organs after their death and willing to discuss about organ donation with their family members. Thus, they are willing donate their organs after their death, in case if anyone of their family members not willing to donate their organs, they will try to convince them, but any person can change his/her decision after signed for organ donation. Therefore, they are willing to sign as an organ donor in their driving license if requested in future.

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Social perspectives, organ donation, religious beliefs.

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This study investigates the link between financial fitness and investment evaluation among IT employees, highlighting the impact of financial literacy on their investment choices. Focusing on IT professionals in Coimbatore City, findings reveal a moderate level of financial understanding and a cautious investment approach, despite a keen interest in financial security. A significant gap in grasping complex financial concepts suggests the need for targeted financial education. Enhanced financial literacy is proposed as a means to boost confidence in investment decisions and navigate market volatilities more effectively.

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Financial decision making, investing preferences, risk tolerance.

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The goal of this review is provide the Imaging modalities intervention of the Cardiovascular disease. Cardiovascular disease is the globally affecting disease and leads to severe problems. With the evaluation of the diseases the diagnosis and the treatment has also got advanced. There are invasive and non invasive procedure to guide the diseases. Angiography is the significant imaging modalities to figure out the blood vessels of the heart. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is sometimes life threatening conditions when it is poorly understood and also involves the hemodynamic changes parameter to get worsened. The imaging techniques play a important role for the diagnostic techniques for the diseases. The ideal method for observing the coronary arteries is to use non invasive magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computed Tomography (CT) scan Optical Coherence. Optical Cohrence Tomography (OCT)and Intravascular guided Ultrasound (IVUS)based angiography is the invasive procedure to diagnose or to understand the features of the coronary arteries disease which gives the exact intervention. Fractional flow reserve (FFR) is the functional assessment of the stenosis of the blood vessels. FFR guided angiography has the better outcome of the percutaneous coronary intervention.

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Cardiovascular disease, Optical Cohrence Tomography, Magnetic resonance imaging,Intravascular Ultrasound, Fractional flow Reserve, Imaging techniques

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The #MeToo movement has reverberated across the globe, sparking discussions, debates, and actions regarding sexual harassment and assault. In the French context, the movement has encountered unique challenges and complexities, particularly within the sphere of media. This paper examines the portrayal, reception, and impact of the #MeToo movement in French media, exploring how cultural, societal, and historical factors have influenced its trajectory. Through a multidimensional analysis, this paper aims to shed light on the nuances of the #MeToo movement in France, offering insights into the intersection of media representation, gender dynamics, and socio-political landscapes.

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France, French, Media, Journalism, Newspaper, Social, Cultural, Digital, #metoo, Movement, Feminism, Magazines, social media

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Shot-put is an athletic sport in which a spherical weight is thrown from the shoulder. These players are highly susceptible to injuries due to the weight of the ball thrown from the shoulder. Objective: To study the site of musculoskeletal pain in shotput players. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted on 50 shot-put players practicing in the sports academies in Thane district. Convenient sampling method was used on the subjects. Both male and female players who only played shot-put having age group of 15-30 years with minimum 1 year of experience of playing the game participated in the study. The study was conducted using Nordic Musculoskeletal Questionnaire. Result: The most painful sites are shoulder joint (50%) and wrist joint (18%), whereas the least painful is ankle joint (2%). Conclusion: In this study, according to the results and discussion it is concluded that the players are experiencing musculoskeletal pain maximum in shoulder joint (50%) and minimal in ankle joint (1%).

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Shot-put Players, Musculoskeletal Site of Pain, Nordic Musculoskeletal Questionnaire, Thane district, Shoulder

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In the fast-evolving landscape of software engineering, this project endeavors to usher in a paradigm shift by harnessing the power of artificial intelligence. The core focus revolves around three pivotal pillars: code optimization, error detection, and generation of code through Open AI API. By seamlessly integrating AI into these facets, our objective is to redefine the benchmarks of code quality, system performance, and developer productivity. This endeavor aims not just to streamline the development process but also to give the best user experience with features such as easy tool search, prompt history, examples of tools and their working and payment gateway. It uses one of the most advanced algorithms available in the market in the form Open AI. It can be of great help to the new coders in the beginning of their coding problems, curiosities, and all the issues they encounter while they code by themselves. With its advance tools such as programming language to programming language making it easier to learn a block of code in many ways.

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OpenAI,ChatGPT,Optimization,Error,Artificial Intelligence.

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The increased demand for herbal cosmetics is a result of new ingredients being available, as well as financial incentives for creating profitable products and upholding quality standards. Beauty products are those that are applied to the skin. Face cream is applied cosmetically to have a softening and cleaning effect. The market for herbal cosmetics is growing as a result of new components being available and the financial incentives for creating profitable products and upholding quality standards. Sunscreen is a chemical substance that aids in protecting the skin from UV radiation. UVB radiation causes sunburn, but UVA radiation may do more harm to the skin. The best sunscreen is one that blocks both wavelengths. This study's objective was to employ particular fixed oils and medicinal plants to make a composition of topical herbal sunscreen. This study aims to develop and assess a cosmetic (herbal sunscreen) that protects skin from UV rays by using the natural ingredients like cucumber & aloe-vera.

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sunscreen, herbal, cream, cucumber

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Aluminium Alloy 6061 (AA6061) is widely recognized for its diverse range of properties and extensive array of applications. The present investigation delves deeply into the erosion-corrosion behaviour of AA6061 in marine environments, emphasizing its resistance to corrosion, mechanical attributes, benefits, and potential uses. AA6061 is well-known for its exceptional strength, excellent weldability, and impressive resistance to corrosion, characteristics that render it a crucial material in various industries such as aerospace, automotive, marine, and structural engineering. Nevertheless, its vulnerability to erosion-corrosion in marine settings presents significant challenges, necessitating a profound understanding of the mechanisms that lead to its degradation to facilitate effective material selection and performance assessment. Through an in-depth and systematic analysis, this study presents valuable insights into the corrosion mechanisms, factors influencing erosion-corrosion rates, and strategies for mitigating such degradation in the case of AA6061. By synthesizing existing knowledge and empirical data, this research makes a meaningful contribution to the ongoing efforts aimed at enhancing the durability and reliability of AA6061 in marine applications.

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Aluminium alloys, Corrosion, Microstructure, Marine environments, Heat treatment

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The social and economic status of women is reliable indicator of the socio-economic empowerment of a society. The often repeated argument is that women's development or empowerment is possible only if they are given opportunities to develop freedom and participation in decision-making. The social activities of the women in their Self Help group indicate the empowerment of these women. The Self Help Groups help them to lead a dignified life in society. The changes in the women's personality before and after joining the SHGs can be observed in this study.

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Empowerment, Women Empowerment, Social and Political Empowerment, Self Help Groups,

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In this paper, I have tried to talk about various types of violence that are committed against women in India, the history of crimes or violence that happened against women or females in India as well as the Vedic society in its condition of women at that period discussed, Conditions of women during and after Islamic is also mentioned in this paper. The condition of women or females during the Mughal period is also there and the British period is also discussed in how women lived and survived in different periods and the challenges they faced during that period.

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woman, female, men, vedic, british, medieval, islamic, violence, weak, mughal

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