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14/01/2025

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14/01/2025

Save the date! You are cordially invited to the Sage stall at the New Delhi World Book Fair, Pragati Maidan.

13/01/2025

Week 2 of 20: Celebrating 20 Years of Apollo Medicine

This week, we spotlight the article: "Biosensors Applications in Fighting COVID-19 Pandemic".

The COVID-19 pandemic posed unprecedented challenges, and biosensors emerged as a game-changer in early detection, monitoring, and management of the virus. This article delves into the use of biosensors in combating the pandemic, paving the way for advancements in public health and technology.

📖 Key Insight: Explore how biosensors revolutionized COVID-19 diagnostics and their potential to transform future healthcare crises.

🔗 Read the full article: https://ow.ly/GZp450UF7Ak

13/01/2025

Among facial injuries, zygomatic-complex fractures or tripod fractures are the second most common fractures after nasal fractures.

Read this latest article from the Journal of The Traumaxilla to understand how this study has performed a comparative assessment of fixation of zygomatic buttress by L and Z shaped plate

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/26323273241298632

The zygomatic bone’s lateral prominence and convexity make it the most important bone to provide aesthetic facial appearance and set the face width, but at the ...

11/01/2025

The present study investigates the conceptions of happiness and unhappiness among university students from Italy and Honduras. A total of 193 Italians and 172 Hondurans took part in a questionnaire study. Respondents were asked to write down the things that made them happy (happiness sources) and those that made them unhappy (unhappiness sources). The content analysis of participants’ answers showed that there was a substantial agreement between Italians and Hondurans over the type of happiness and unhappiness sources they reported. However, the participants’ cultural background significantly influenced the perceived salience of a high number of these sources. Notably, we found several discrepancies between the participants’ cultural orientation and the semantic content of the happiness and unhappiness sources they assigned greater importance to. We also found gender differences in the perceived salience of happiness and unhappiness sources; however, these differences only referred to a small number of sources. The results were interpreted considering theory and research on individualism–collectivism. Read the article @ https://ow.ly/Z2Jg50UAeth

10/01/2025

Sage exhibited at the 11th Annual Global Conference (ICMC 2025) hosted by MICA Ahmedabad. The conference, themed 'Navigating Disruptions and Embracing Innovations,' brought together academics from India and internationally. The Sage booth attracted significant interest from scholars, early-career researchers, and students. Visitors actively inquired about JOCC (Journal of Creative Communications), seeking guidance on publication processes, submission guidelines, editorial criteria, and expected publication timelines

10/01/2025

Ghana, one of the largest suppliers of cocoa in the global market, is widely known for its cocoa beans but not chocolate. A new wave of entrepreneurs emerging from across the African continent are now addressing this issue through efforts to grow the domestic chocolate industry. The case of ‘57 Chocolate presents an entrepreneurial initiative of two African women who are on a mission to revolutionize the chocolate industry using cocoa beans from Ghana. The case unfolds with a duo of Pan African sisters, Kimberly and Priscilla Addison, passionately using local cocoa to make premium African chocolates that are now available in both local and global markets. In addition to discussing how the brand is standing out in the chocolate market, the case identifies the competitors and goes on to evaluate how the entrepreneurial spirit of the founders is uplifting the image of Ghana. Read the case @ https://ow.ly/VXZt50UAenW

09/01/2025

Unlike immigrant populations in many cities, Ranchi’s indigenous communities are original inhabitants, yet they face stark socio-spatial challenges in their own land. This new study uncovers how land rights, cultural identity, and urban dynamics affect tribal communities in Jharkhand, creating socio-spatial ‘poverty traps’ that persist today.

With insights into clustering, land alienation, and identity struggles, this research highlights an essential dialogue on indigenous rights, urban inclusion, and equity. Read the article @ https://ow.ly/9AIL50UAe7k

08/01/2025

The stroke burden in India is alarmingly high compared to Western industrialised countries, necessitating immediate action to develop stroke systems of care. Tailored stroke-prevention strategies, adequate resource allocation for stroke management and research, and increased awareness of specialised care in acute Stroke are critical.

To dive deeper into stroke medicine, read this insightful article from the Journal of Stroke Medicine:
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/25166085241232510

08/01/2025

How is Punjab progressing in rural development? This new study dives into 37 years of data, revealing a mixed picture: some districts are thriving while others lag behind. By measuring economic growth, social change, health, education, and infrastructure, we see where progress shines and where disparities persist. Click @ https://ow.ly/6fbS50UAbjZ

07/01/2025

Discover the evolution of Sisa Asoke, a Buddhism-based community in Thailand that began with a spiritual focus and grew into a thriving ecovillage. Through organic farming and sustainable practices, this community demonstrates a holistic blend of cultural, ecological, social, and economic sustainability—all rooted in Buddhist teachings. Explore how Sisa Asoke is creating regenerative social and natural environments through a unique integration of spirituality and sustainability.
Read more about this inspiring journey! Click @ https://ow.ly/ZX6H50UAbco

06/01/2025

Chambers and Dunstan proposed a model-based predictor of the population distribution function that makes use of auxiliary population information under a general sampling design. Subsequently, Rao, Kovar, and Mantel proposed design-based ratio and difference predictors of the population distribution function that also use this auxiliary information. Both predictors (CD and RKM) assume a single level model for the target population. In this article the author develop predictors of the finite population distribution function for a population that follows a multilevel model. These new predictors use the same smearing approach underpinning the CD predictor. We compare our new predictors with the CD and RKM predictors via design-based simulation, and show that they perform better than these single level predictors when there is significant intra-cluster correlation. The performances of these new two level predictors are also examined via an empirical study based on data from a large-scale UK business survey aimed at estimating the distribution of hourly pay rates. Read the complete article. Click @ https://ow.ly/nPpA50UAazH

06/01/2025

Celebrating 20 Years of Apollo Medicine.

As we mark two decades of advancing medical research, we’re excited to launch our "20 Articles for 20 Years" campaign. Every week, we’ll highlight one of the top 20 articles that have shaped Apollo Medicine’s legacy.

This Week’s Highlight: Demographic Profile and Outcome Analysis of a Tertiary Level Pediatric Intensive Care Unit

Join us on this journey as we reflect on impactful research that has contributed to healthcare innovation and excellence over the years. Stay tuned for next week’s feature!

🔗 Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4fKtETF

Vaishya Raju | Apollo Hospitals

31/12/2024

Warm wishes for a joyful holiday season and a new year filled with good health and prosperity.

30/12/2024

Reflecting on 2024

As the year comes to a close, we’re excited to share a glimpse of our story and things we accomplished together.

Hit play on our year-end video that captures the essence of our journey, our growth, and the moments that defined 2024.

23/12/2024

Proud Moment for Sage India.

Sage India is honored to have been recognized as the official publication partner for the Journal of Neonatology at the prestigious National Neonatology Forum (NNF) Conference held in Chennai. This recognition underscores our unwavering commitment to advancing groundbreaking research in neonatal and pediatric care.

The conference brought together India’s leading neonatologists and pediatricians, celebrating advancements in neonatal care and fostering collaboration within NNF's vibrant community of over 9,000 members. Our heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Shushma Nangia, President – NNF, Dr. Surendra Singh Bisht, Secretary – NNF, and Dr. Somasekhar Nimbalkar, Editor - Journal of Neonatology for acknowledging Sage’s contributions to the field.

Special thanks to Ms. Sanjana Sharma, Assistant Managing Editor, for her tireless support, and Mr. Rahul Kumar Sharma, Senior Managing Editor, for accepting the recognition on behalf of Sage.

This achievement inspires us to strengthen our commitment to advancing neonatal and pediatric healthcare through meaningful collaborations.

Thank you to all dignitaries and participants for making this event a resounding success.

19/12/2024

Sage is honoured to be part of the One Nation One Subscription (ONOS) scheme, a transformative initiative launched by the Government of India. At a time when equitable access to research is gaining worldwide momentum, this pioneering program positions India at the forefront globally, ensuring high-quality academic resources are accessible to institutions across the country. By democratizing knowledge, ONOS fosters innovation and research excellence while strengthening India’s higher education system.

At Sage, we remain committed to working collaboratively with all the stakeholders to achieve the shared vision of a robust and inclusive global education ecosystem. Through our contributions, we aim to empower researchers, educators, and students with access to the latest scholarly resources that fuel academic excellence. Together, we are building a strong foundation for academic growth, contributing to innovations that will shape India's future, and supporting its position as a global leader in research and education.

Sharing his thoughts, Sugata Ghosh, Vice President - Publishing Business at Sage India, said, “We sincerely applaud the Government of India for this transformative initiative that will redefine the access of academic resources across the country, enabling the democratization of knowledge - which is a need in this part of the world. This programme resonates deeply with Sage's core values globally - it eliminates barriers to knowledge and empowers students, researchers & academics - also, paves the way for a more inclusive and progressive learning ecosystem in India.”

19/12/2024

The Taliban's resurgence in Afghanistan is intensifying security concerns across South Asia, impacting nations like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and beyond. With renewed ties to groups like Al-Qaeda, the Taliban's influence threatens to bolster radical organizations and separatist movements, especially along porous borders with strong ethnic connections.
The Afghanistan-Pakistan nexus further complicates regional stability, potentially empowering militant organizations. Additionally, alliances between Taliban factions and terrorist groups in Kashmir could increase the flow of recruits and weapons, worsening the security landscape.
A new study will explore India's role in promoting peace in the region and examine how New Delhi is recalibrating its strategy on Afghanistan amidst these rising threats. Click to read @ https://ow.ly/N5Uo50UtZjK