3D Printing in Medicine and Surgery: Applications in Healthcare is an advanced book on surgical and enhanced medical applications that can be achieved with 3D printing. It is an essential handbook for medical practitioners, giving access to a range of practical methods, while also focusing on applied knowledge. This comprehensive resource features practical experiments and processes for preparing 3D printable materials. Early chapters cover foundational knowledge and background reading, while later chapters discuss and review the current technologies used to engineer specific tissue types, experiments and methods, medical approaches and the challenges that lie ahead for future research. The book is an indispensable reference guide to the various methods used by current medical practitioners working at the forefront of 3D printing applications in medicine.

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Tribal societies in any part of the world are still better tuned and well existed in the forest areas. The forests in the Eastern Uttar Pradesh are Tropical dry deciduous type with rich floristic diversity and strong ethnomedicinal wisdom among the tribes. Exhaustive utilization of the natural resources along with developmental projects have created threat to the biota and many of the important plants are facing high degree of threat. There should be a kind of participatory forest management program involving tribal people with the help of government regulatory bodies. The afforestation programs should also involve the tribal people of the area. The mining activity and stone crushers in the forest areas should also be checked.

This thoroughly up-to-date text covers the most current topic in Paediatric Dentistry. Contents have been completely updated to include all the newest information about the pacifiers. Chapters has been recognized and consolidated into four major parts, which enhance the readability and maintain continuity. To make the learning more interested and easy, many tables and flow charts are also included in the text. The main objective of this literature review is to recognize the significance of nutritive and non-nutritive sucking in the oral facial development of the infant and to learn its effect upon dentofacial development of the type of artificial nipple used.Hence this comprehensive review gives the proper guidance to the physicians, dentists and mothers about the use of pacifiers especially regarding the benefits, risks and when to appropriatly wean the child

The state of human health globally serves as a key indicator for the conditions of the natural environment and success of sustainable development.Many development activities affect the environment in a way that typically exacerbates health problems, . Urban living is the keystone of modern human ecology. Cities have multiplied and expanded rapidly worldwide over centuries. The present study is an attempt to discuss the issues and implications of population on environment and health of the people.

Quantity and Quality are the two important dimensions of human population in any country. In general, all the countries are committed in improving the quality of population, a better welfare standard measure. Among them poverty and health could serve as the measurement of quality of population. More than 1 billion people in the world today, almost half of them women, live in unacceptable conditions of poverty, mostly in the developing countries. Since the last few decade women's health has been receiving special attention the world over. Women's general health needs do not get the necessary attention. This situation is mainly due to women's health needs getting the least priority in the family. The negative effect of poverty is even more acute because of the existing gender bias against women. Due to poverty, illiteracy and lack of awareness, children are considered as economic assets. This, in turn results in worsening the health conditions of women.