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Heart to Heart
With World Health Organisation warning us about the epidemic proportions of CORONARY HEART Disease amongst people of Indian origin it is obligatory on our part to educate and motivate our people on the methods of prevention. We in Indian Sub Continent are 4-5 times more prone to Coronary Artery Disease than any other race in the world. This book will guide you and make you understand the RISK FACTORS and Trigger factors. Which expose our genetic susceptibility to real Heart Attack. Now a few words about the cover of the book. We know that the world over nearly 2/3rd to 3/4th Heart attacks occur between 4 A.M. to 10 A.M. ? Vertical lines and dots show the rise of blood pressure and heart rate (pulse rate) respectively. This all, should alert the people to take preventive measures like ASPIRIN at night and keep cool in the MORNING as was the practice in our ancient culture.
Economic and Social Factors Affecting the Health of Older Adults
In 2020 over 1 billion of the world’s population were over the age of 60 years old, and it is expected to double by 2050 according to WHO. Due to the growing population of older adults, there is a focus on healthy aging that will benefit the individuals and the wider communities as older adults will be able to support family members and partake in paid or voluntary work for a longer period of time. Currently a large number of older adults are unable to work, increasing the likelihood of economic instability with fewer streams of income. Economic instability has been proven to have health impacts including declining mental wellbeing, malnutrition, and the inability to afford prescribed medications. Social isolation proves to be another important factor in the overall health of older adults. The CDC reports that poor social interactions have been linked to a higher risk of developing multiple serious medical conditions.
Promoting Healthy Aging Across the Lifespan
Worldwide there is a generalized trend toward aged societies. Between 2015 and 2050, the proportion of the world's population over 60 years will nearly double from 12% to 22%. As life expectancy continues to increase and natality rates lower, not only the composition of countries will change, but also its health landscape. However, an increased life expectancy does not necessarily mean a healthy life. In most high-income countries more than 20% of those years are lived in ill health due to chronic conditions caused by non-communicable diseases, which compromises functional ability and well-being - key components of healthy aging. In this way, not only people's lives but also societal structu...
Foundations and Frontiers in Computer, Communication and Electrical Engineering
The 3rd International Conference on Foundations and Frontiers in Computer, Communication and Electrical Engineering is a notable event which brings together academia, researchers, engineers and students in the fields of Electronics and Communication, Computer and Electrical Engineering making the conference a perfect platform to share experience, f
The Power of Portrayal
The Power of Portrayal: Movies and Culture" delves into the intricate relationship between cinema and society. This insightful book explores how movies shape and reflect cultural trends, examining various theories and concepts through film examples. It analyzes storytelling techniques, viewing colors as characters and uncovering metaphors that illuminate broader cultural themes. From B-grade cinema's impact on cultural norms to assumptions about male attractiveness and evolving beauty standards, this book reveals the profound influence of film on our understanding of culture and identity. With engaging insights and thought-provoking analysis, "The Power of Portrayal" is a must-read for anyone curious about the dynamic interplay between movies and society.
Decoding India's Unicorn which is Copied by Other Countries
Amidst a sea of literature focusing on startups and CEOs, a conspicuous scarcity of detailed case studies exists. This book endeavors to rectify this by providing a fresh perspective. It chronicles how Ritesh Agarwal and his 'oyo-preneurs' guided their company to unicorn status and delves into their resilience during the challenging COVID-19 lockdown, exploring both survival and resurgence. Beyond unicorn achievement, the narrative unveils the intricate tales behind Oyo's controversies. It's crucial to clarify that a lack of execution knowledge doesn't denote ineptitude. Tailored for aspiring entrepreneurs, the book serves as a guide, empowering them to overcome challenges and succeed in the competitive race. Meticulously crafted, it incorporates valuable information and insightful advice, enabling startup founders to commence their extraordinary journeys without relying on foolproof actions. This case study stands as the most straightforward resource, offering unparalleled insights for those aspiring to join the ranks of startup founders, whether on their bookshelves or through social media platforms.
The Startup Diaries
Stories of vision and conviction, passion and persistence, struggles and setbacks of six individuals behind the startups that became major players in their domain. Entrepreneurs ― from the Hindi heartland to Ivy League B-Schools and a college drop-out ― who were convinced that their ideas offered a better value proposition than all existing products and services. Uncommon stories of common individuals. These are no super heroes or geniuses or heirs of super rich families or the 'lucky ones', rather they are the men who made mistakes, suffered deceit and setbacks, and fought against all odds to come up triumphant. Each of the stories is from a different field and presents a different face...
Asian Founders at Work
What does it take to successfully launch and scale a startup in Asia? While much of modern business literature covers Silicon Valley and its founders, building a company in Asia—a world center of technology and innovation—is a vastly different journey, and not nearly as widely covered. This book aims to change that. Asian Founders at Work is an essential compilation of in-depth, incisive interviews with over 20 top technopreneurs from the region. Authors Ezra Ferraz and Gracy Fernandez have gathered their exclusive conversations with business leaders: Min-Liang Tan (Razer), Maria Ressa (Rappler), Chatri Sityodtong (ONE Championship), Patrick Grove (iflix), and Khailee Ng (500 Startups) a...
