Health

The purpose of World AIDS Day is to give governments, organizations, and people a forum to discuss and act against HIV/AIDS. AIDS, or acquired immune deficiency syndrome, is caused by the HIV virus. The immune system is weakened by this virus, which makes it more difficult for the body to fight off infections and malignancies. In 1988, the inaugural World AIDS Day was observed. History of World AIDS Day World AIDS Day was established in August 1988 by public information officers James W. Bunn and Thomas Netter of the World Health Organization's AIDS Global Program in response to the terrible HIV/AIDS pandemic. Dr. Johnathan Mann, the Director of the AIDS Global Program, authorized the idea for December 1st, 1988, with an expected 90,000 to 150,000 people HIV-positive. Research and medical partner developments over the 1990s have greatly enhanced the care provided to those living with HIV. World AIDS Day 2023 December 1st is the  date of World AIDS Day observation. On this day, we h...

 Describe spirituality. The path to inner peace, solace, hope, and meaning in life is the path of spirituality. Many people turn to religion in search of spirituality. Some people discover it in art, music, or a relationship with nature. Others discover it in their ideals and convictions. In what way does spirituality affect one's health? Really, nobody knows. The body, mind, and soul appear to be interconnected, nevertheless. Any one of those three seems to have an impact on the other two's health. Positive ideas, solace and strength from religion, prayer, meditation, and other practices have shown to support recovery and a sense of well-being, according to some study. While enhancing your spiritual well-being won't always fix a disease, it can make you feel better and help you avoid

 SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION Unit I Evolution of Social Welfare administration Evolution of Social Welfare administration: Mutual aid has been part of every society. The desire to help one’s fellowmen has been in existence from time immemorial but the forms and methods of help have been varying from society to society, depending upon the social, economic and political factors.  Indian traditional view of  social  welfare  is  based on daya, dana, dakshina, bhiksha, samya-bhava, swadharma and tyaga, the essence of which are self- discipline, selfsacrifice and consideration for others. Well-being of all depends on these values upheld by people individually and through community action. All the religions enjoined upon their devotees to put aside a portion of their income to be utilised for charitable purposes as that would grant them happiness in this world and salvation in the next world. The rulers of those days extended help to the afflicted part of the p...