Background: Policemen being an integral part of the law implementation system have long working hours with huge workloads. They may not be able to save time for regular exercise or eat timely healthy meals which put them at high risk developing non-communicable diseases like cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, lifestyle disorders such as obesity. The purpose this study was assess their existing ...

BACKGROUND The Helsinki Policemen Study is one of the first prospective epidemiological studies demonstrating an association of hyperinsulinemia to the risk of coronary heart disease (CHD). The aim of the present study was to investigate the predictive value of hyperinsulinemia with regard to CHD risk during a 22-year follow-up of the Helsinki Policemen Study population. METHODS AND RESULTS T...

Background: COVID-19 pandemic has posed a public health threat to the whole world. The frontline line workers including police personnel involved in management and containment are at risk of mental problems. Aims: To estimate problems like stress, anxiety, depression determine their underlying drivers.Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted among city Rohtak April 2020. 8 stations 13 che...

Abstract Mass shooting cases have caused large casualties worldwide. The counterforce, such as the policemen, is of great significance to reducing casualties, which core issue social safety governance. Therefore, we model both killing force and explore crowd dynamics under shooting. Taking “Borderline” in 2018 target case, agent-based modeling applied back-calculate this dynamic process key beh...