It is commonly believed that Darwin rejected God and Intelligent Design, and replaced them with Natural Selection based on Random Mutations. A study of the Origin of Species, however, reveals a different picture. Darwin rejected neither God nor intelligent design, but argued that natural selection was God’s intelligent method of design. Natural selection did not Read More
The United Nations eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) were agreed upon by the UN Member States to be achieved by the year 2015. Now the UN has taken stock of the situation during 2015 to gauge the progress we have made and compare it with the situation of 1990 thus judging it from a quarter Read More
The United Nations eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) were agreed upon by the UN Member States to be achieved by the year 2015. Now the UN has taken stock of the situation during 2015 to gauge the progress we have made and compare it with the situation of 1990 thus judging it from a quarter Read More
Instructions for contributors The Journal The online Human Biology Review is an International Peer Reviewed Journal published quarterly during January, April, July and October every year. It is devoted to the broader theme of biological variations among human populations ultimately reflecting on their health. It focuses on research in all fields of biological anthropology including Read More
Volume 4 Number 3 (July 2015 – September 2015) Editorial World Status of Millennium Development Goals 2015 The United Nations eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) were agreed upon by the UN Member States to be achieved by the year 2015. Now the UN has taken stock of the situation during 2015 to gauge the progress Read More
RA is a chronic inflammatory condition leading to irreversible destruction and deformation of synovial joints. RA patients were found more prone to develop CVD as compared to normal individuals. So, the present study was designed to evaluate the various risk factors of CVD in RA patients from North India. Furthermore, the effects of obesity were Read More
Objectives: 1.To study the impact of utilization of maternal health care services among the Ganda mothers an urban slums community. 2. To find out the factors influencing the utilization of maternal health care services. Study Design: Cross sectional study. Setting: 6 urban slums of Raipur Districts. Sample size: All 160 available lactating mothers (15-49 years Read More
Prevalence of hypertension is on the rise in the today’s society, especially among working women. Present study was aimed to compare the anthropometric and physiological variables of normotensive and hypertensive premenopausal women so as to ascertain the possible changes occurring in these variables among hypertensive women. 330 premenopausal Punjabi working women were randomly selected. A Read More
Non specific low back pain affects 85% of patients who present to primary care and is one which cannot be reliably attributed to a specific disease or spinal abnormality. Physical therapy modalities are frequently used for its management but the best evidence for the efficacy and cost effectiveness of the treatment is provided by well Read More
The aim of this paper was to investigate the effects of dynamic neuromuscular analysis on static and dynamic balance of Indian state level female athletes. It was hypothesized that the training protocol would improve both static and dynamic components of the balance, improving dynamic balance more than static. A total of 43 randomly selected state Read More
Darwinism and the church have been in conflict right from the inception of the former. A recent expression of this conflict has appeared in the form of the Concept of Intelligent Design (ID), which amounts to the special creation concept, which is in religious scriptures. ID is not science, and the Natural Selection Theory of Read More
Background & Objectives: Lots of variation has been observed in menopausal age among women the world over, what ever being the reasons. Present study was aimed to determine the age at onset of natural menopause in working Punjabi women of Jalandhar and compare it with other Indian populations. Methods: 620 Punjabi working women were randomly Read More
In developing countries like India where rural and remote populations suffer socio-economic inequities, protected areas have further narrowed down their livelihood options. The objective of the present study is to understand the household economic condition and nutritional status among the Shabar tribe living in a protected forest area of Orissa. A total of 154 families Read More