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Hardcover. Etat : New. Contents: Introduction/Mithun Das, Subir Biswas and Sarit Kumar Chaudhuri. Part 1: Healthcare Practice and Policy: 1. The Role of Modern Healthcare Practitioner in Health Equity and Health Disparity: A Very Short Appraisal in the Tribal Context/Pinak Tarafdar. 2. Influence of Culture on Maternal and Child Health Condition in India: Indigenous Population and Beyond/Sauman Chakrabarty. 3 Health Services and the Role of Indigenous Knowledge among the Mankidia of Odisha: Can the Current Health System Really Meet their Needs?/Biswajit Parida. 4. Occupational Health and Safety in Tea Plantations of Assam: A Socio-Legal Study/Chitta Ranjan Gogoi. 5. Common Diseases and Medical Practitioners: A Study Related to Primary Health Awareness in the Four Communities/Irin Mustafa Mandal. Part 2: Health Disparity. 6. Activities of Daily Living among the Rural Oldest-old Females: A Study in Paschim Medinipur District of West Bengal/Parikshit Chakraborty, Arup Ratan Bandyopadhyay and Falguni Chakrabarty. 7. Nutritional Status in Relation to Socio-economic Condition of Adult Bengalee Slum Dwellers : Case of Midnapore Town, West Bengal/Argina Khatun, Priyanka Das and Kaushik Bose. 8. Arsenicosis and Health Disparities: Study of Arsenic Prone Area of Gaighata Block, North 24 Parganas, West Bengal/Arpita Jana and Subir Biswas. 9. Health Disparities by Sexual Orientation: A Review/Shreyasi Roy and Jaydip Sen. 10. Awareness Development Programme for Sickle Cell Anaemia/Barnali Chakraborty. 11. Age and Sex Variations in Anthropometric Characteristics among Primary School Children: Case of Rural Hooghly District, West Bengal/Soma Pal and Kaushik Bose. Part 3: Health Outcomes by Behavioural Practices. 12. Health Behaviour Pattern among Kandha Populations of Odisha/Paramananda Naik. 13. A Systematic Review on the Parents Behaviour Towards their Autistic Children: An Anthropological Insight/Paramita Das, Diptendu Chatterjee and Suvendu Maji. 14. Prevalence of Central Obesity and its Association with Hypertension and Family Income: Study of Rural Adults of Ghatal, Paschim Medinipur, West Bengal/Mahua Chanak and Kaushik Bose. 15. A View on Health Dimension and Gender: A Study of Indian Tribal Diaspora/Partha Sarathi Sarkar. In recent years, the term Health Disparity and Health Equity have become increasingly familiar, particularly in the field of public health. The editors of this book have brought together a variety of articles from researchers of diverse fields in anthropology to focus on the importance of health equity among the indigenous peoples, including those who are marginalized or underprivileged. This will help the reader to understand the problem that arises out of health disparity and the various ways to overcome it. One of the most interesting features of this book is that the contributing authors of most of the articles have discussed their findings based on field work. Besides, researchers of varied other fields of public health, economics, sociology etc., have brought out various dimensions which have added further value for which the volume will be extremely beneficial to policy makers. Such an interdisciplinary approach makes it more useful for both the scholars who are pursuing research in medicine and public health as well as those who are at the foundational stage of their career in teaching as well as research.…

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Hardback. Etat : New. This book informs readers on how to understand, detect, and mitigate hate speech in online social media. The authors first cover the definition of hate speech and how its prevalence can be measured on online social media platforms using text and graph-based methods. The book then describes the process of detecting hate speech and presents a comprehensive account of the AI models that are currently being used. Further, the authors discuss the associated challenges that must be overcome while using these models. The book concludes with an overview of the mitigation techniques for hate speech, including blocking or suspension of the accounts (hard technique) and counterspeech (soft technique), and a discussion of the effects of these techniques on social media platforms.…

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Hardback. Etat : New. This book informs readers on how to understand, detect, and mitigate hate speech in online social media. The authors first cover the definition of hate speech and how its prevalence can be measured on online social media platforms using text and graph-based methods. The book then describes the process of detecting hate speech and presents a comprehensive account of the AI models that are currently being used. Further, the authors discuss the associated challenges that must be overcome while using these models. The book concludes with an overview of the mitigation techniques for hate speech, including blocking or suspension of the accounts (hard technique) and counterspeech (soft technique), and a discussion of the effects of these techniques on social media platforms.…

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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The syndrome X or metabolic syndrome may be defined as a constellation of several interrelated risk factors of metabolic origin which includes centrally distributed obesity, decreased high density lipoprotein cholesterol, elevated triglycerides, elevated blood pressure and hyperglycemia. Persons with syndrome X are at twice the risk of developing cardiovascular disease, and are at about five-fold the risk of type 2 diabetes mellitus as compare to persons with this syndrome. There are considerable evidences of important ethnic differences in the prevalence of syndrome X, its components and sequelae. The prevalence varied between ethnic groups even within the same geographical location. Apart from multifactorial (genetic vs. environmental) nature, there are intriguing metabolic and anthropometric differences found across different ethnic groups. The estimates vary by ethnicity, for instance, high prevalence in non-European groups such as Black African-Caribbeans, Hispanics, indigenous populations of North America, South Asians, and the Western Pacific Region and lower prevalence in Chinese populations, and European-White. Public health strategies that are well known to be important for chronic disease prevention in general can substantially reduce the prevalence of syndrome X. Population-specific studies will be important in identifying subgroups for which syndrome X is a health issue and for which disease management strategies are needed. Simultaneously, studies to identify different biomarkers associated with syndrome X that are linked with the development of specific chronic diseases, such as CVD and diabetes, will significantly enhance the early detection of these diseases. Existing preventions strategies, if implemented in population subgroups at highest risk, may have a substantial effect on reducing these trends. The prevalence of syndrome X increases with advancing age suggests that the efforts to increase awareness of prevention strategies must begin early. Intensive treatment and effective targeting efforts would help in avoiding future sequelae of syndrome X across different ethnicity. This book will be an assemblage of similarities and differences in the risk of syndrome X and related disorders among different ethnic groups worldwide, and reviews potential mechanisms for ethnic differences. It would certain help in translational research for early intervention and better prevention of syndrome X and its associated public health burden worldwide. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…