A recent article byRachel Sachs andCarolynEdelstein in the Journal of Lawand the Biosciences1 on regulation of fecal microbiota transplants (FMT) brought a welcome hard look at the difficulty of regulating an area that holds great promise but is often greeted by hoots and nervous laughter rather than comprehensive study. FMT has been given relatively little attention by legal scholars working i...

Back ground information: The aim of the study is to assess nutritional status among ESRD patients on Haemodialysis by means Subjective Global Assessment ( SGA) and also know impact comorbid illnesses status. Materials methods: group included respondents suffering from who were Dialysis centre at Vedanta Hospitals in Guntur. was conducted 50 36 men 14 women).Those met criteria enrolled into stud...

Senaappothar (Thiruvalluvar) said that water will flow from a well in the sand proportion to depth which it is dug, and knowledge man his learning. Learned men had been given fruitful opportunity explain boundless truths after having dusted many sources, referred articles, submerged ocean of Bharathi, selected one facet many, like pearl preciously discovered. Bharathi Tamil world has disturbed ...

the early 1990s, most scientists considered consciousness taboo, but now many consider it the most important unsolved problem in science. Consciousness is also a key issue in the ongoing dialogue between science and religion. The dominant view of consciousness in the hard sciences is of course materialist and reductionist. This has had important successes, but it also has important unresolved p...