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January-April 2023| Vol 4| Issue 1

EDITORIAL

Is the world health organization losing relevance?

Context Early communication failures along with much more consequential errors from the World Health Organization (WHO), continuing throughout the pandemic, including but not limited...


Review Article

Impact of smartphone overuse on health and well-being: Review and recommendations for life-technology balance

Background: Increasing prevalence of screen time-related disorders such as obesity, sleep disorders, and mental health disorders calls for comprehensive and cost-effective educative measures....


ORIGINAL ARTICLE

Prevalence of metabolic abnormalities in patients having the risk of recurrent renal stones

Introduction: The prevalence of renal stones is increasing globally. While surgical techniques have improved dramatically, there is no emphasis on preventing renal stone formation based on th...


ORIGINAL ARTICLE

Mucormycosis in immuno compromised patients: Findings from an Indian case series

Background: The study aimed to delineate clinical profile of rhinocerebral mucormycosis and its associated factors to enhance understanding of this newly emerging disease. Materials and Me...


ORIGINAL ARTICLE

Assessment of stress level among adolescents of class 12th science, commerce, and arts streams in six higher secondary schools of Anand, Gujarat, India

Background: The modern era is full of competition. Students face a wide variety of stresses such as academic, parental, peer pressure, socioeconomic status, and many others. Stress is seen as...


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ISSN - Print: 2772-364X, Online: 2772-3658

Journal of Applied Sciences and Clinical Practice, a publication of Institute of Family Medicine and Primary Care, is a peer-reviewed print + online 3 Issues journal.

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