Health related quality of life among rural elderly using WHOQOL-BREF in the most backward district of India.

Background: In India, the population of above 60 years was approximately 8.2% in 2011, which is expected to rise to 11.6% by 2026.

A cross-sectional study to assess the utilization pattern of maternal health services and associated factors in aspirational district of Haryana, India.

Background: In India mother related mortalities and morbidities are still significantly higher even after having various maternal program and schemes at regional and national level which reflects that such services are being under-utilized.

Aim: The current study focused in assessing utilization pattern of maternal health services and associated factors in Nuh (Mewat).

Methods: This present cross-sectional study was done for one year (2015-16) among mothers (15-49 years) under field practice area, PHC Taoru with minimum calculated sample as 645.

The Driving Factors Important for Evaluation Student's Opinion which Influenced Decision Making of Career Choice: Pediatrics as a Career Choice as an Example.

Background: Reducing the maternal and neonatal mortality rate are the predominant goals of achieving sustainable development for which it is important to ensure adequate health workforce, especially pediatric professionals at all levels of health care. Recent trends reveal a significant decline in the number of doctors opting for pediatrics specialization.

Objective: This study was carried out to explore the career preferences of the undergraduate medical students and factors influencing career choice.

Vitamin B12 deficiency presenting as pancytopenia and retinopathy in a young boy-Helicobacter pylori, a novel causative agent.

Deficiency of vitamin B12 (cobalamin) is a well-known cause of megaloblastic anaemia. It is a reversible cause of bone marrow failure and demyelinating nervous system disorder, hence early detection and prompt treatment of vitamin B12 deficiency is essential. After diagnosing vitamin B12 deficiency, tracking down its root cause is important in individualising the treatment approach.