Journal of Global Medical Education and Research

There were so many benefits of breastfeeding for the infants we all know. The world health organization (WHO) told that exclusive breastfeeding upto 6 months and last’sat the age of 2 years. Exclusive breastfeeding is the most beneficial intervention for any baby to prevent them from mortality. In our country rate of exclusive breastfeeding is very low. Many mother’s faced many problems during the Breastfeeding. It is the responsibility of health workers that they have to find the problem and solve it so that mother is easily breastfed their baby . UNICEF/WHO (World health organization) through baby friendly hospital’s initiative (BFHI), has suggests good health care practices that helps in or work for improving the Breastfeeding method

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in Western women, with a lifetime risk of 1/10. Over the last decade, our knowledge of the molecular events involved in breast cancer biology and pathology has vastly improved. Breast cancer is caused by the activation or inactivation of numerous types of genes. The sequence of gene modifications in tumour progression is unclear, and it differs significantly from the greatest example of tumour progression now available, colo-rectal carcinoma. Despite this, the vast number of genetic changes found in breast tumours fits the multistep carcinogenesis paradigm. Breast

The aging process of skin starts early even in mid 20s due to excessive damage of the skin due to sunlight exposure or various chemical pollutants, all these are ultimately associated with decreased collagen production and excessive collagen damage. Whichwillslow down the skin repair mechanism. The aged look on the face on the individual will influence the psychologicalwell being of the patient as well as his confidence There are various methods in practice to prevent or manage the aging process. The skin laxity is a feature of the aging process which appears early over the face. The skin laxity associated with facial aging has been traditionally addressed withvarious forms of surgical intervention. However, demand for alternative treatment options which has less pain, lessrisk of scarring, less healing downtime, and as well as cost have driven advances in non-surgical tightening techniques. This article share our experience of using a non-surgical technique for skin tightening using gel eye patches which contains collagen