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Changing concept of health
The changing concept of health forms the basis of all health care. Health is perceived differently by various members of a community, including different professional groups such as biomedical scientists, social science specialists,…
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UG- Seats for wrap up matching (MECEE-BL 2024)
Seats for Wrap-up matching (MECEE-BL 2024) S.N Program Seats available 1 B-optometry 22 2 B-Pharm 130 3 BAMS 37 4 BDS 158 5 BMS 70 6 BNS 534 7 BPH 417 8 BPT…
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Media of health education
Introduction Media refers to the teaching aids through which knowledge, information, and ideas are communicated with the aim of disseminating messages. These teaching aids assist health educators in imparting knowledge to their audiences.…
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Health education methods
Introduction Health education is a social science that integrates knowledge from biological, environmental, psychological, physical, and medical sciences to promote health and prevent disease, disability, and premature death through education-driven voluntary behavior change…
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Housing
Introduction The concept of housing in the modern context encompasses more than just the “physical structure providing shelter.” It also includes the immediate surroundings, community facilities, and related services. Housing, often referred to…
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Excreta disposal
Introduction Human excreta refers to all excretory discharges, such as urine and stool, from human bodies. Human excreta is a significant source of infection, especially for the gastrointestinal system, and is a major…
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Liquid waste management/Sewage disposal
Introduction Sewage refers to wastewater generated by a community, comprising both solid and liquid excreta, originating from residential areas, street and yard cleaning, as well as industrial sources. It typically manifests as contaminated…
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Solid waste management
Introduction Solid waste refers to unwanted or useless solid materials generated by human habitation, excluding human excreta. It encompasses garbage (such as food and water remnants), rubbish (including paper, plastic, wood, and metal),…
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Noise pollution
Introduction Sound/noise pollution Sound is a ubiquitous aspect of human and animal existence, serving as a crucial medium for communication and entertainment. It also functions as an effective alarm system. While low-volume sounds…
