Human category learning is known to be a function of both the complexity of the category rule and attentional bias. A classic and critically diagnostic human category problem involves learning integral stimuli (correlated features) using a condensation rule, or separable stimuli (independent features) using a filtration rule. Human category learning shows differential learning based on category...

Wound healing still remains a challenging problem that is why wound management is necessary. Metal nano particle like, gold and silver shows bacteriostatic and bactericidal activities. Biomaterials like chitosan and collagen play an important role as wound dressing materials. It stimulates wound healing by fibro genesis and increases the development of skin .When we embed any biomaterial with n...

Please cite this article in press as: Sturm, T. , & History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedic In this introductory article, we provide a historical and philosophical framework for studying crisis discussions in psychology. We first trace the various meanings of crisis talk outside and inside of the sciences. We then turn to Kuhn’s concept of crisis, which is mainly an analyst’s category...

A 30 year old male patient with thyrotoxic crisis presenting as status epilepticus is reported. The aetiology, manifestations and management of this medical emergency are discussed. The importance of prompt, vigorous and comprehensive treatment of thyrotoxic crisis is emphasized. Rapid control of hyperthyroidism as well as other supportive measures are essential if the high fatality rate is to ...

With rapidly increasing rates of non-communicable diseases, India is experiencing a dramatic public health crisis that is closely linked to changing lifestyles and the growth of the middle-class. In this essay we discuss how the practice of Nature Cure provides a way of understanding the scale and scope of the crisis, as it is embodied, and a way to understand key elements of a solution to prob...

The global human resources for health (HRH) challenge remains persistent. In 2006, the World Health Report identified 57 crisis countries, and, despite increased attention and investment in strengthening the workforce, those countries are still in crisis. While chronic HRH problems still exist, progress has been made in some countries where innovative programs have been implemented that show pr...