February 2021

Breast cancer in woman is a major health burden of world wide. It is the most common cause of cancer death among women in high recourse and low recourse countries. Recent global cancer statistics indicate that breast cancer incidence is rising faster in populations of developing countries. The incidence of breast cancer in Bangladesh seems to be very high. As we do not have any cancer registry with relevant data about age, sex, marital status, different types of cancers, diagnostic & treatment status and survival & mortality rate of cancer patients. So it is challenging to say the exact situation in Bangladesh. A cross-sectional study was conducted among the nurses of Dhaka City Corporation (mohammadpur Slum) of Bangladesh. Knowledge plays an important role in the improvement of health-seeking behavior. Not only that Knowledge might dramatically improve the attitude, disbelieve conception and consequently enhance screening practice. That’s why, to reduce the number of deaths from breast cancer, there was a shift in emphasis from breast self- Examination to breast awareness, several studies also shows that knowledge woman are more likely to adhere to recommended breast cancer screening in Bangladesh, still Communicable and chronic diseases are the major health issues and all the efforts and chronic and recourses are engaged into it.

People use many ways to cope with stress. Students also use different strategies to cope with stress. Examination stress is the most common stress that students experience naturally. The level of this stress among higher secondary students is comparatively high because this stage is the most crucial stage of education in India as it determines the future path of the students. The present study is an attempt to find out the coping strategies used by the higher secondary students and to investigate whether there are any differences in the coping strategies of the students in respect to their gender and locality. 200 higher secondary final year students have taken as sample for this study. Stratified random sampling technique was used to collect the sample and descriptive research design has been used for this study. Results show no gender wise difference in coping strategies of the students, but significant difference has been found in emotion focused coping of the students in respect to their locality. Emotion focused coping is significantly higher for the students of rural area than the students who are from urban area. However, no locality wise difference has been found in problem focused coping of the students.

Introduction: The purpose of this study was to systematically reviewthe stability of maxillary incisors after class III malocclusion surgery. Objective: Our study aimed to evaluate the stability of maxillary incisors after class III malocclusion surgery through a systematic review. Materials and methods: An electronic search of databases retrieved 189 publications concerning our topic. Following the application of inclusion and exclusion criteria, four studies remained. Among other data, treatment methods, outcome measures during treatment, and time at follow-up were all extracted from the relevant articles. A subjective assessment of study quality was performed. The heterogeneity of the samples and treatment methods refrained us from performing a meta-analysis. Results: One hundred and sixty-seven patients with class III malocclusion underwent orthognathic surgery, seventy-eight of them benefited a bimaxillary surgery. Concerning the maxillary incisor stability, the studies suggest that performing the First Approach of the surgery is as stable as the conventional approach one. Conclusions: To evaluate the real stability of the maxillary incisor, further research with longer follow-up periods is required.