Introduction-Pyogenic infections refer to infection causes pus formation. They are characterized by several local inflammations, usually multiplication of microorganism. Pus is a collection of thick, white or yellow fluid, formed at the site of inflammation during infection. It is made up of dead tissue, white blood cells, and damaged cells.

Vulnerability of nutritious food would leave the victim of any age to sickness and untimely bereavement. In view of this, the human’s fitness, health, and evolution are depending more on livestock since it gives nutritious food that improves immune system largely, and lowers jeopardy levels of chronic illness in turn enhances work capacity and productivity.

Global media narratives refer to how international news outlets frame and present stories, shaping public perception and discourse on significant events like the COP15 UN Biodiversity Summit. This includes the themes, tones, and emphases used by different media sources to convey the importance, implications, and outcomes of such global events. This study explores global media coverage and narratives during the COP15 summit in December 2022, aiming to analyze dominant themes presented by international media, identify differences in reporting approaches among major outlets, and evaluate the influence of these narratives on public awareness and policy discourse regarding biodiversity. Using content analysis, the research studies news from various outlets to identify and quantify key themes such as ecological urgency, economic implications, policy negotiations, and scientific discoveries. Comparative analysis highlights variations in coverage focus, tone, and depth, revealing how regional contexts and media ownership influence reporting styles. Findings indicate that while some media outlets prioritize policy negotiations and economic implications, others emphasize ecological urgency and scientific findings, leading to varied public and policy responses. This research underscores the critical role of media in shaping public understanding and influencing policy debates on biodiversity. By providing insights into effective reporting practices, the study aims to enhance the quality of environmental journalism and foster informed public and policy engagement with biodiversity issues, contributing to the broader discourse on environmental communication and the power of media narratives in addressing global environmental challenges.

Street food is a convenient and delicious option for those on the go. These delectable meals and refreshing drinks are willingly available from street vendors and hawkers, making them easily accessible to millions of urban customers. Particularly catering to individuals with limited incomes, street meals serve as a vital source of sustenance for their daily nutritional requirements. In many places of the world, there is still a danger of major food intoxication outbursts linked with street meals.

Bombax ceiba is a deciduous tree also known as Red Silk Cotton or Semal or Katesawar. In India it belongs to Bombacaceae (Baobab family). Identification can be easily made when it is in full bloom with most enchantingly beautiful huge blood red flowers in the month of March and April. B.

Background: The Neutrophil-to-Lymphocyte Ratio (NLR) is an emerging biomarker for the diagnosis and severity assessment of acute appendicitis. This study evaluates the predictive value of NLR in patients undergoing appendicectomy.

Purpose: To explore the medicinal uses of traditional plants of narwav forests with an assessment to preserve the ethnobotanical knowledge related with this area. Methods: The survey of field was conducted during a period of one year. Data were composed through a semi-structuredquestionnaire and discussions with native tribal people and traditional health practitioners inhibited in the side villages and in the study area.

Heel pain has been a common complaint among individuals, affecting various age groups and lifestyles. However, its Incidence and impact specifically among university students had remained relatively understudied.

Measles virus belonging to the genus Morbillivirus in the family Paramyxoviridae, transmitted by aerosol and characterized by fever, respiratory symptoms, redness of eyes & maculopapular rash. Material & methods: Children’s 0-15 years of age with suspected case of measles symptoms like fever, cough, redness of eyes & maculopapular rash attending at Hospital which included in the study. Serum samples were screened for measlesIgM by ELISA method.