Purpose: To determine the prevalence of refractive error among students of Suman deep vidyapeeth. Methods: In a cross-sectional study, we had randomly chosen students from first to the final year to know prevalence of refractory error, factors responsible for increasing incidence of refractive error and its correlation with daily activities. Examination included visual acquity, asking question regarding contact lens usage and eye hygiene, vitamin A intake. Results: In our study of 100 medical students, we found out that currently 63% students are having aided vision and 37% people are having unaided vision. Out of 63% of students who are having aided vision, 95.5% use spectacles and remaining 4.5% use contact lens. Among the students who are having aided vision most complication faced by them was headache. And among those who are using contact lens common complication was of bacterial conjunctivitis. Conclusion: More than half of students in sumandeep Vidyapeeth had refractive error. And most of them are using spectacles.

Mandibular prognathism is a developmental dentofacial deformity, which is characterized by skeletal class III malocclusion and either excessive antero-posterior mandibular growth or relatively insufficient growth of the maxilla. Bilateral sagittal split osteotomy is the most frequently performed surgical procedure for mandibular advancement in the treatment of mandibular prognathism or retrognathism. Here we present a case of 21 years old male diagnosed with mandibular prognathism and initially treated with orthodontic intervention but cephalometric for orthognathic surgery (COGS) analysis determined surgical treatment bilateral sagittal split osteotomy under general anesthesia.

Introduction: - World Cancer Day, observed annually on February 4, aims to raise awareness and inspire action against cancer worldwide. The 2021 theme, "I am and I will," highlights individual commitment to fight against the disease. Cancer is a significant cause of death globally, affecting people of all ages and backgrounds, with a higher impact in developing economies. It arises from genetic mutations caused by various factors, including environmental exposure, lifestyle choices, and genetic predisposition. Chemotherapy and Radiation is a common treatment, but it may have immediate or delayed side effects. Complementary therapies like progressive muscle relaxation and acupuncture are explored to mitigate these effects. World Cancer Day serves as a crucial platform to unite communities, governments, and individuals in the battle against cancer, emphasizing the importance of early detection, prevention, and continuous support for patients and survivors.

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a prevalent yet often undiagnosed condition with significant health implications. This study employed the STOP-Bang questionnaire as a screening tool to assess OSA risk in a sample of 498 individuals in Indian population. Results indicated that approximately 50% of the individuals were at high risk for OSA, with a higher prevalence among males. Age and snoring were identified as contributing factors. This screening tool effectively stratifies patients, aiding in resource allocation and early diagnosis. Dentistry, equipped with knowledge of oral appliances, plays a crucial role in OSA management, both in identification and treatment. The STOP-Bang questionnaire proves to be a reliable and efficient method for OSA risk assessment and resource allocation.

The present Quantitative research study was conducted in Yashraj college of nursing. The sample was selected by using simple random sampling Technique. The sample size was 60 undergraduate students of Yashraj college of nursing. The validity and reliability of tool was established. The data was collected using structured questionnaire and self-structured 5- point Likert scale. The result of the study showed that the mean and standard deviation of pre- test and post-test level of knowledge among undergraduate students is 10.18 and 19.68 The obtained ‘t’ value i.e. 17.72 was higher than the table value 2.00 with p value<0.05. This shows that there was significant difference association between pre-test and post-test knowledge voluntary blood donation. The mean and standard deviation of pre-test and post-test level of attitude among undergraduate students is 51.56 and 58.55. The obtained ‘t’ value i.e. 6.45 was higher than the table value 2.00 with p value p<0.05. This shows there was significant different association between pre-test and post-test level of attitude regarding voluntary blood donation among undergraduate students. The study was concluded that there was an effectiveness of ICT enabled teaching intervention on voluntary blood donation among undergraduate students.

The study aimed to compare depression, anxiety, and stress levels among national and international rugby players. India undertook this study, with a focus on national and international rugby players. At LPU, there are sixty (60) subjects. Thirty national-level players, thirty international-level players, and rugby players (18–25 years old) were selected. Stress, anxiety, and depression were the selected factors. An independent t-test analysis was performed on the gathered data in order to assess the variations in stress, anxiety, and depression between national and international rugby players. A significance threshold of 0.05 was used. The scores of the participants were calculated using the Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale (dass). The 42-question that test is intended to gauge the negative emotional moods of despair, anxiety, and stress. Three self-report ratings are included. Since the calculated values of -.143, -0.193, and -2.132 were less than the table value of 2.048 at the 0.05 level of significance, there was no noticeable difference in depression, anxiety, or stress between rugby players competing at the national and international levels. The same level of expertise, physical state, mental aptitude, emotional stability, and length of training might all be relevant.

The purpose of this study was to “Comparative study of emotional intelligence team game and individual game at University level”. For this study, a total of 100 subjects (N=100) were chosen, Individual Game (n=50) and Team Game (n=50). The subjects were chosen using the Random sampling technique. Emotional intelligence was measured using questionnaire which was developed by Phillip L. Hun Saker. 2001 which contains 25 items with five sub-factors viz. Self-awareness, motivating oneself, Managing emotions, Empathy, and social skill. ANCOVA test was used to find the difference in Emotional Intelligence among Individual Game and Team Game players. The results showed that there is a significant difference in Emotional Intelligence, Self-awareness, managing emotions, empathy, social skills between Team Game Players and Individual games. And no difference was found when compared to motivating oneself among Individual games and team games.

A precise impression making in pediatric patient is one of the most challenging work in dental practice. Even though different types of impression materials are available in dentistry, they have certain limitations related to their property or with their process of working. In order to overcome these limitations and easy process of impression making and appliance fabrication digital dentistry came into market. This article reviews about the intraoral sensor (IOS), 3D printing technology and CAD-CAM system uses in pediatric dentistry.