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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Have you ever walked into a clinic and demanded the "strongest" tablet for a simple fever? You might be winning the battle against today's symptoms, but you are losing the war for your future health. We are currently living through a silent crisis. Modern medicine's greatest achievement-the antibiotic-is quietly losing its power. What was once a reliable cure is becoming uncertain, and the cause isn't just happening in a lab; it's happening in our homes, our pharmacies, and our daily choices. In this urgent yet accessible guide, Dr. Umeshkumar KU strips away the complex scientific jargon to reveal the real-world impact of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR). Through the relatable story of Ramesh and his daughter Ananya, you will see how everyday habits-like stopping a course of medicine early or demanding antibiotics for a viral cold-are "coaching" bacteria to become unstoppable superbugs. Inside this book, you will discover: - The Three Invisible Enemies: Understand the critical differences between bacteria, viruses, and fungi-and why antibiotics only work on one of them.- "Sharing is Survival" A fascinating look at how bacteria actually "talk" to each other, passing survival tricks and genetic homework to outsmart our best medicines.- The Global Ladder: Why the "first step" of medicine is breaking, forcing doctors to use expensive, last-resort drugs that carry greater risks.- Beyond the Clinic: How antibiotic misuse in our food systems, livestock, and even hospital waste is creating a "web" of resistance that traps us all.- Five Rules for Safety: A practical, five-step pledge to help you use antibiotics responsibly and protect the next generation. The fight against antibiotic resistance does not begin in a laboratory-it begins with you.This book is a must-read for every parent, patient, and individual who has ever taken a pill for a quick fix. It is time to stop creating the pathogens of tomorrow and start preserving the miracles of today This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - India has over 2,30,000 recognised startups. More than 100 unicorns. Billions in venture capital. And yet - more than 90% of startups fail, patents rarely become products, and most of what gets called 'innovation' is borrowed, copied, or repackaged from elsewhere.India's Innovation Illusion: The Jugaad Trap is the book that asks the question nobody in India's startup ecosystem wants to answer: Are we building an innovation economy, or just performing one Written by a patent agent, researcher, and innovation strategist who has lived and worked across India - from Kerala to Uttar Pradesh - this is not a book written from the outside. It is written by someone who failed inside this system, studied it deeply, and stayed in India by choice when he could have left.This book exposes the gap between India's innovation narrative and its reality. It challenges the worship of unicorn valuations, the culture of junk patents, the illusion of rankings, and the structural neglect of deep technology. And it maps a clear, honest road forward.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Is the age of "miracle cures" coming to an end? Meet Ramesh. When he visits a small-town clinic demanding "strong medicine" for a simple fever, he thinks he's doing the right thing for his health. He doesn't realize that he is part of a silent global crisis that threatens the future of modern medicine. In Why Are Medicines for Infections Not Working Anymore?, Dr. Umeshkumar KU breaks down the complex science of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) into a clear, urgent narrative for the everyday reader. Through the eyes of Ramesh and his daughter Ananya, you will discover: Learn the critical difference between bacteria, viruses, and fungi-and why the wrong medicine is worse than no medicine at all.Why our strongest antibiotics are failing and why new ones aren't being discovered fast enough.How antibiotic use in poultry, fish markets, and self-medication is creating "superbugs" in our own backyard.Practical steps every family can take to protect their children from a future where common infections become untreatable.This is not just a medical book; it is a call to action for homes, farms, and hospitals. Whether you are a parent, a student, or a concerned citizen, this guide will change the way you look at the medicine cabinet forever. Protect the future of medicine. Start reading today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - You hold in your hands more than a book, it's an urgent invitation. An invitation to dream big, serve selflessly, and lead boldly in the vibrant tapestry of Indian politics.The path to public service is rarely smooth or fair, demanding unwavering patience, challenging your deepest values, and testing your courage at every turn. Yet, it is profoundly real, meaningful, and utterly transformational. Because, now more than ever, India needs you.Your background is irrelevant. Whether you hail from a small town or a bustling metropolis, from privilege or poverty, what truly matters is your unshakeable clarity of purpose, your authentic connection with the people, and your steadfast commitment to the nation.In a country of 1.4 billion voices, true leaders don't wait for surnames, shortcuts, or signals from the top. They rise from the very heart of India, from the booths, the bastis, the campuses, and the chowks, from the grassroots, where the real India breathes and thrives.This book isn't just about politics; it's about finding your purpose. It's about empowering you.As India confidently marches towards its grand vision of 'Viksit Bharat 2047' a nation prosperous, inclusive, self-reliant, and globally respected, this book serves as an indispensable torch, illuminating the path for the next generation of changemakers. …

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. India has over 2,30,000 recognised startups. More than 100 unicorns. Billions in venture capital. And yet - more than 90% of startups fail, patents rarely become products, and most of what gets called "innovation" is borrowed, copied, or repackaged from elsewhere.India's Innovation Illusion: The Jugaad Trap is the book that asks the question nobody in India's startup ecosystem wants to answer: Are we building an innovation economy, or just performing one?Written by a patent agent, researcher, and innovation strategist who has lived and worked across India - from Kerala to Uttar Pradesh - this is not a book written from the outside. It is written by someone who failed inside this system, studied it deeply, and stayed in India by choice when he could have left.This book exposes the gap between India's innovation narrative and its reality. It challenges the worship of unicorn valuations, the culture of junk patents, the illusion of rankings, and the structural neglect of deep technology. And it maps a clear, honest road forward. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. More startups. More unicorns. More funding. Yet most Indian ventures fail, and most patents never become products.India's Innovation Illusion: The Jugaad Trap is a bold and evidence-based examination of India's celebrated startup ecosystem and innovation narrative. While India is projected as a future global innovation superpower, this book asks a difficult question: is the country building genuine technological leadership, or simply scaling entrepreneurial activity without deep scientific foundations?Drawing from startup trends, patent data, commercialization patterns, research output, and regional innovation disparities, Dr. Umeshkumar K U explores the widening gap between perception and reality in Indian innovation. The book argues that India has mastered the language of innovation while still struggling to convert research into globally competitive products and technologies.At the center of the discussion is the idea of the "Jugaad Trap" - the overdependence on improvisation and short-term problem-solving that often substitutes for sustained research, original invention, and long-term technological development. While jugaad reflects resilience and creativity, the book examines how its glorification may also limit India's scientific ambitions.Written by a registered patent agent, technology transfer professional, and first-generation innovator, this book combines policy critique, data-driven analysis, and personal insight to present a timely conversation about the future of Indian innovation.For founders, researchers, policymakers, students, and anyone interested in the future of technology and entrepreneurship in India, India's Innovation Illusion offers a provocative and necessary perspective on what true innovation really demands. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …