Publications by authors named "T Sivakumar"
Background: Women in India are often disadvantaged in accessing education, employment, health services, and decision-making within families. This inequality is particularly pronounced among women with severe mental illness, especially those from rural areas.
Methods: The study explored the employment status, facilitators, and barriers to employment among women with severe mental illness availing a rural community-based rehabilitation (CBR) program in Jagaluru, South India.
Oncogenetics: Unraveling the Genetic Underpinnings of Cancer for Improved Immunotherapeutic Outcomes.
Zhongguo Ying Yong Sheng Li Xue Za Zhi
October 2024
In this review article we will highlight the evidences that how oncogenes are formed due to the physical genetic variations in proto-oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes and various planned immunotherapies which will include- The immune checkpoint inhibitor-opposing antibodies, adoptive cell treatments, and biologic modifiers (cytokines and vaccines). We will make an effort to provide guidance and potential fixes for these issues, along with pertinent sources for foundational research. For suitable studies, a literature search was undertaken from various database sources such as PubMed, EMBASE, and Google Scholar.
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- - The integration of IoT and cloud services enhances healthcare communication and quality of life by utilizing predictive analytics powered by AI and deep learning for proactive disease management.
- - A new approach, termed IOT-CC-DD-OICAN-SHS, uses IoT devices to gather health data on conditions like diabetes and heart disease, processing this data in the cloud for accurate disease classification via an Improved Generative Adversarial Network (IGAN).
- - The IGAN is optimized using the Flamingo Search optimization algorithm and shows improved performance metrics, achieving higher accuracy and faster execution times compared to existing healthcare methodologies.
Off-campus (volunteer, community-based) clinical faculty, upon whom medical schools heavily depend, are an integral component of medical education. However, challenges hinder their involvement in medical school governance and other activities, including inadequate communication, lack of recognition, high clinical demands that may preclude teaching, and time-consuming non-clinical tasks. While faculty appointments offer benefits like free CME, access to library resources, and email communications, faculty often prioritize potential contributions to their teaching roles over these benefits.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe clinical implications of sp. Yokoyama, a recently identified species in cattle, remain uncertain. The objective of the present study was to evaluate the anemia status in cattle infected with sp.
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