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cumikering · 7 months ago

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Neighbour Ghost x reader 7

2.3k | angst, drinking irresponsibly If Simon could do it all again (part 1) (part 8/end)

“You don’t look good, sir.” The sergeant stood at attention, looking straight into his lieutenant’s eyes.

Simon had to commend the balls of Kevlar required to walk right up to him to point the fact out unprompted, but that was why he liked Sgt. Eric Jefferies the most. You had no time to waste when you raced with death on the regular - he would tell anyone they didn’t look good.

He knew he didn’t - it was the same bland face he had the pleasure to look at in the mirror each day. Annoyed, but not surprised by the darkening circles under his eyes, stark against his pale complexion. It didn’t help that he nicked himself in the jaw shaving that morning.

“Dining hall, sergeant,” he grunted.

“You’re barely eating, Riley,” Lt. Ramsay said, the same bloke who’d catch him sneaking back to his room. “You know you’re contributing to the food waste when you don’t ask for seconds, yeah?”

It was true, and the table chuckled, but Simon continued to shove whatever was on his plate into his mouth. It was enough to not starve.

“He never leaves his room anymore, not even on the weekends,” another lieutenant quipped, but was promptly elbowed by the officer next to him.

That, too, was true.

Simon had nowhere else to be, like how it always was before his mum came to Hereford. These days his flat was too empty and cold with the hole in his chest. He never came back after that night.

It wasn’t like he was thriving in his quarters either, but it was still a little better – at least it was untouched by you. Though his nights were dreamless at first, he kept waking, and waking until the dreams started.

It was a glitch in the universe, wasn’t it? That the memory that played in his mind to insanity was the last time he saw you, about crawling back to your door with limbs that didn’t feel like his, vision swaying with the lights, coming on and off, his heartbeat ringing in his head.

It’s not supposed to end this way… I want to try…

He sighed at another disturbed night. Tea would slow his mind. Instead, he found the box of Darjeeling you gifted him to take back to base. ‘So we can have the same tea over the phone,’ you’d said.

Was there a way to escape you, make you stop haunting? He needed an exorcism.

He put it back in his drawer. One day, it wouldn’t have to hurt anymore.

And the nightmares came back. It was once, then twice, and thrice a week of waking up in cold sweat in the dark.

Simon’s performance slipped. There was a reason sleep deprivation was a popular torture method. He requested sleeping medications - his career was the last thing he had and he wasn’t about to let it go. Any unrestful sleep interrupted by the vivid images his sickly mind conjured up was still better than no sleep at all.

Quitting you was impossible when the thoughts still followed. If pushing you away didn’t work, maybe basking in the memories would, even if it hurt more. Aching for your warmth, the scraps of it, he’d go anywhere you’d been to see your ghost. The pain was better than the void.

“You lads are volunteering at the soup kitchen this Saturday,” he announced to Sgt. Jefferies after hours.

“Saturday, sir?”

“It’s good for you. Reminds you why you’re doing all this.”

“Can’t tell me what to do,” he teased. “You’re not my L.T. on the weekends.”

Simon’s stare didn’t waver and the other bloke’s smile dropped.

“Copy, sir. I’ll tell the others.”

When the four burly SAS soldiers entered the kitchen, chatter and clanks stalled as all eyes turned to them.

“May… May I help you young lads?” one of the middle-aged ladies said.

Simon recognised her from his last visit, but he quickly realised this was a silly idea. He was out of place, knowing no one there.

He flashed half a smile. “Just wanted to give a hand. Got any lifting to do?”

The lieutenant and his sergeants hauled the food items to the kitchen, including the bread which he taught his sergeants to half and butter. They were offered to peel potatoes, but Simon decided it was wise to leave it to the pros instead.

People still avoided his gaze while his boys exchanged pleasantries with the other volunteers; Eric even got called handsome by the group of older ladies he impressed with his strength as he hefted the sack of potatoes. While the night was as pleasant, it wasn’t the same if you weren’t there to hold his hand and laugh at his jokes.

When the boys invited Simon to the pub at the end of the night, he said no. He thought he was ready, but even after weeks, coming back to his flat was just as sickening.

The silence pierced. Despite all the lights flicked on, the place made his skin crawl, the space too vast and empty. But he didn’t become a lieutenant from succumbing to his emotions.

As he lay in bed, he recalled that you too slept there once. That the mattress once dipped with the gentle weight of you, but unlike the bed that bounced back, you’d left a lasting imprint that disfigured his soul.

Simon wondered what you were up to, if you knew he was there drowning, miserable in his cold room. He couldn’t decide if he preferred your door to be closer or further: closer so he could catch a glimpse of you without meaning to, or further so he wouldn’t be so tempted to go over and get on his knees.

You said begging only reduced you to nothing, but for you, he’d beg and beg. There wasn’t much to lose when he wasn’t much to begin with. He was a stray for a reason.

He tossed and turned, and was granted a wink of sleep before the same bloody dream flashed in his mind.

I don’t care how hard it gets…

He sat up, feet thudding on the floor as he rubbed his face with a heavy sigh. It was always that one moment, like a broken record. Why couldn’t it be you on a night out, or kissing you on the kitchen counter, or simply, you smiling? It was a curse. If only the heart could follow where one’s feet went.

With no plans on coming here, his sleeping pills lay on his desk at base. He looked through the cabinets to distract himself, finding various bottles of dusty, unopened spirits he was gifted. They weren’t his cup of tea.

So he packed, to get his mind off you, from spiralling and digging a deeper grave for itself.

It was time for a change. With the accommodation he was provided, he never needed to rent, but he did anyway in case his mum ever needed the place. It was a good call he did, but with the divorce on the way, keeping it was pointless. He’d rather spend the extra money on his mum and nephew.

Yes, he came to remember- not to forget, but you wouldn’t leave, would you? In the dead of night, when he pulled the hoodie he’d forgotten about out of his wardrobe, he decided he’d had enough of his bloody flat and drove back to base.

He still had another weekend to before his next deployment, a two-month mission. He’d finish packing then.

“You’re right, sir, it feels good volunteering.” Eric grinned at his lieutenant. “We’re going again tomorrow. Also one of the ladies is introducing her daughter to Sam. See you there then?”

Never again. “Dining hall, sergeant.”

Simon was a fool for not finishing his lunch sooner and bolting, instead lingering for the announcement. With how atrocious he did on his tests, he must have been beyond high to still hope for a miracle, that despite everything, he still had a chance at a promotion.

He didn’t make to the top 3.

Amidst the wishes from the table, Lt. Ramsay’s turned to him. His grateful smile faltered.

Simon’s fists clenched. It was supposed to be him, his. But who was he to be mad. It was the fruit of his incompetence. He knew this was coming. Things were going to shit. The unforgiving truth was staring right at him mercilessly: he had nothing else.

He left for his office.

“Sir, sir!” Sgt. Jefferies called. “We’re heading to the pub tonight. Come with us.”

He gritted his teeth. Word travelled too fast.

“Let’s get out of the base for a bit,” he continued when he caught up to his long strides. “It’s the last weekend before we ship out.”

Simon eyed the display of vibrant bottles behind the bar as he listened to his sergeants’ orders, the names foreign to him. Above, the telly showed a rugby match rerun no one paid attention to.

“Jefferies, how much you reckon it takes me to get pissed?”

He chuckled. “You, sir? At least 10,” he said before taking a swig of his beer.

“Nah, 15 sounds more like it.” Richie, the designated driver for the evening piped up.

Sam downed his first two shots, hissing as he slammed the glasses on the bar. “Agreed. Do you know how much he lifts?” He nodded at Simon’s biceps, bulging under his loose black shirt.

It was a genuine question. Simon didn’t want to get pissed, he only wanted to forget. He didn’t mean to go over his limit he had no idea was at seven.

Drunk Simon was a weeping, blabbering mess. It didn’t help that he was massive, because his sergeants had trouble getting him to the car before Richie drove him to the address of his flat he barely managed to gurgle out before passing out.

“Sir, you’re paying for the bloody cleaning if you get sick in my car!”

Why did he think this was a good idea? He was never a drinker, barely even touched alcohol socially. It was the poison that turned his dad into a demon, and it too became his downfall. The only thing he thought he would always have – his resolve, let him down too. He’d lost you, his mum whom he was supposed to protect, his future, and now his dignity.

Desperation was a lethal sentiment.

And that dream came again, that he stumbled to your door. Legs wobbly, his vision in and out as the world spun in slow motion.

“Luv… Luv, it’s not supposed to end like this,” he slurred, the same line he always opened with.

A marionette, a prisoner in his own head, it was a loop he couldn’t escape. The awful show had to commence to end the same way each time.

“I’m sick of losing and I wouldn’t know what to do when you leave, after how much you’ve given. Instead, I left when you needed me. I should have been there for you, gone through all this with you, no matter how hard it got.

“If you would give me a chance, I’ll quit the SAS. I’d start all over again. I’ll butcher the carrots and apples with the bloody peeler, I’ll let the steakhouse mess up our reservation and eat a dozen soapy tacos… If you ever show up at my door with your pie again, I swear I’d kiss you, not scare you. And I’ll never let go. If it has to hurt, I want it to be you.”

The door clicked open, and like how it always went, it meant the dream was coming to an end.

“You make it worth it,” he muttered as his vision faded.

…

Simon gasped for air, this time staring up at blinding lights. He shielded his wet eyes, chuckling to himself.

“Bloody hell, I think I’m sick on the inside.”

“Only your past, but you are not your past.” Your voice echoed in the distance.

His body was too heavy to move. “Could you forgive me, for all of this?”

“Could you? You need to forgive more than you need to be forgiven.”

He laughed as another tear slipped.

Simon woke on his couch, still in his clothes from the night before. Dreaming of you always drained him, leaving him hollow and out of touch with his body.

He sat up with a groan, rubbing his face as the dizziness settled. He didn’t remember much after getting dragged to Richie’s car. Judging by the gnarly bruise on his arm, he probably fell last night, but he was glad he found his way back to his flat in one piece.

Stumbling to the shower, he hissed when his toe stubbed one of the boxes on the floor. It was a horrendous decision to drink so much, still having to pack the rest of his stuff. He leaned over the sink, staring at his bloodshot eyes.

His sergeant was right. He didn’t look good. He never did. What the fuck are you doing to yourself, Riley?

With his hair damp, he made his way to the kitchen. As he realised he’d packed all his tea stash in one of the bloody boxes, a series of knocks echoed in his flat.

He grumbled. It better be important for someone to disturb his peace, especially with the pounding of his head. He couldn’t be bothered putting a shirt on before he swung the door open.

It was you, a pie in hand like the first time he met you all those months ago.

“Hi, is Simon in?”

His heart lurched as he crushed you in a hug.

“Thought you said you were going to kiss me.”

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lelazyblitz · 2 days ago

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So me and a friend came up with an interesting au

Digital Circus + Warhammer in this AU, the Gang is Under Captain Caines order, and they are their own task force called "The Digicrew".

Capt Caine has Sgt Jax as his second in command, and Pomni is the newest recruit, so she hasnt seen the horrors of the battlefield yet. The previous Members who have "Abstracted", in this universe, they have been slayed in combat Our current lineup so far is: Capt Caine Sgt Jax

Corporal Zooble, and Corporal Gangle Guard Medic Ragatha and Trooper Pomni as shown atm, i only have Pomni's And Jax's design feel free to ask me any questions of the au!

#digital circus #the amazing digital circus #tadc pomni #tadc #tadc jax #jax the amazing digital circus #jax the rabbit #pomni #pomni fanart #jax fanart #alternate universe

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saltysideblog · 1 year ago

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The Inglourious Basterds self insert Timeline:

Evelyne Grenier,

Evie (eh-vee, by the privates), Sister Gruh-Neer (by Aldo)

Born 1918, Montréal, eldest of 11. Catholic.

3 of her siblings died from tuberculosis in 1932, when Evie was 14, including her youngest sister, aged 2 at the time. Caring for them while her parents went out looking for work is what drove Evie to become a nurse.

Studies nursing at McGill university 1935, graduates in 1939 (aged 21).

Joined the war effort as a Nursing Sister as soon as she was eligible, 1940 (aged 22), with the Royal Canadian Air Force medical branch. As a Nursing Sister, she is given the rank of lieutenant.

Serves in England, caring for soldiers in hospitals, 1940-43. (She meets Sgt. Donovan Donowitz for the first time at one of these hospitals. They spend the night together and neither expect to see the other again.)

Is sent to France to act as medic and interpreter for a special American unit nicknamed "The Basterds", December 1943. (She meets Sgt. Donovan Donowitz again.) She is discharged and sent home for getting pregnant, May 1944 (aged 26). The father is KIA, that same year.

February 1945, her son is born.

#still brainstormon'#got a timeline 💪#self insert #inglourious basterds self insert #inglourious basterds oc #evelyne grenier #nurse oc

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stormlit · 1 year ago

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okay fine i'm falling back into the hole i'll summarise all my doctor whomst aus again

clara - canon. victorian clara au where she travels with the doctor after surviving the snowmen, otherwise following the events of canon (with eps set in her home life translated to the victorian era).

molly - bf canon. eight's companion, an irish maid-turned-wwi VAD. mostly set either during her travels or back in her own time once she stops travelling with him, when she's living in the doctor's house in london, a full nurse, and helping people out there. always alien things in london, even in 1918.

georgie - seconded to UNIT from the regular army after her courageous actions in horrifically traumatic situations, sgt lane is a combat medic, and on the front line of every awful alien event that seems to happen in the uk, because it's constant and it's all terrible. wants to leave the army, UNIT is declining, she's heavily traumatised, and she knows any time the doctor appears, something awful is about to happen. also has a similar au for third doc's time stuck on earth with UNIT in the '70s.

sidney - not technically an au; she's set in the future of our universe (which i can give more details about if necessary). an android with a gun for an arm, roller skates for feet, a cybernetic eye, and a love of grenades, dressed like a 1950s diner waitress, sid was originally designed to be an any-purpose droid. first and only of her line, has sentience and free will that she's still trying to figure out what it means. her canon is chaos and would cross over with dw very well (let her have some fun tardis adventures i Beg).

pippa - she had a marvellous time ruining everything. a regency era Eligible Young Lady (nonbinary if they had the word for it ty) who stole a time machine to escape a suffocating, miserable life, with absolutely no idea how any of it works. they love chaos, disrupting order and the way society is "meant" to be. keeps going back in time to change what's meant to be a fixed point so their best friend doesn't die, keeps destroying the fabric of the universe in the process and the universe keeps killing him so they do it again, and knows it bc they are time sensitive. they're just both selfish and terrified of being alone.

bea - from a future human post-apocalyptic colony, she has psychic abilities she is afraid of and doesn't know how to use. loves drawing, the stars, herbalism, and taking things apart to see how they work. travelling on her own when she likely stumbles across the doc + companion.

nate - UNIT captain with terrible commanders who seem to actively want the aliens to kill his platoon, fully begins operating by his own (lawful/neutral good) morals and not by what he's told to protect people, including refusing to fire. definitely leaves UNIT before it's disbanded but still actively ends up at scenes of Shit Happening to help people. might end up working with people who've had their lives displaced by Alien Shit? or even helping non-violent aliens stuck on earth in a very non-torchwood way. he'd hate torchwood.

#the first two obv aren't aus but my clara's a lil au and a lot of people haven't listened to big finish (which is valid i've only #listened to a few alksjdhf molly just wormed her way into my heart)#also any historical/modern muses can just be Found in their own settings #i wanna come up w smth for my wot gals but til i get specifics like. magic is just power and powers exist in dw

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dontmeantobepoliticalbut · 2 years ago

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Police in El Paso, Texas, say a second person has been taken into custody following a shooting at a shopping mall Wednesday that left one person dead and three other people wounded.

Interim police chief Peter Pacillas said that Cielo Vista Mall was still considered a crime scene, and that it would remain locked down until authorities had completed their investigation.

Pacillas stressed that the danger had passed.

“There is no more danger. I want to repeat that: There is no more danger to the public,” Pacillas said.

The two people in custody and as well as the victims are males, Pacillas said. THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE.

AP’s earlier story follows below. EL PASO, Texas (AP) — Police in El Paso, Texas, say one person was killed and three other people were wounded in a shooting Wednesday in a shopping mall.

One person has been taken into custody, El Paso police spokesperson Sgt. Robert Gomez said. No immediate information was given about that person.

Police were looking for another person who could have been involved, Gomez said. No description was given.

A weapon was recovered at the scene, Gomez said, but he could not provide more information about that.

“It’s too early to speculate on motive,” he said.

The three who were wounded were taken to local hospitals, Gomez said.

University Medical Center in El Paso said in a statement that two male gunshot victims were being treated there. They were in critical condition. The condition of the third victim was not immediately known.

Gomez said police believe the scene is secure and that officers are sweeping through the whole mall to verify that.

“This is a large scene,” Gomez said. “It’s going to take some time to clear the mall.”

Authorities have set up a reunification center at a nearby high school.

Police earlier said the shooting was reported at the shopping mall’s food court.

Wednesday’s shooting at the Cielo Vista Mall happened in a busy shopping area and across a large parking lot from a Walmart where 23 people were killed in a racist attack in 2019.

The United States has seen dozens of people killed in mass shootings so far in 2023, most recently Monday at Michigan State University, where three students were killed and five more were wounded. In January, 11 people were killed in the Los Angeles-area city of Monterey Park as they welcomed the Lunar New Year at a dance hall popular with older Asian Americans.

In 2022, more than 600 mass shootings occurred in the U.S. in which at least four people were killed or wounded, according to the Gun Violence Archive.

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beardedmrbean · 2 years ago

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Canadian police arrested eight teenage girls who know each other through social media for allegedly "swarming" a homeless man on the streets of Toronto and brutally stabbing him to death.

Three 13-year-old girls, three 14-year-old girls, and two 16-year-old girls have each been charged with second-degree murder in the deadly stabbing of a 59-year-old man living in the homeless shelter system shortly after midnight Sunday, according to an announcement by the Toronto Police Service on Tuesday.

Police withheld the names of the eight minor suspects under Canada’s Youth Criminal Justice Act, which prevents their publication. The name of the victim was initially held pending next of kin notification.

At a press conference Tuesday, Det. Sgt. Terry Browne of the Homicide and Missing Persons Unit declined to describe the group of girls as a gang, saying they carried out a "swarming-type behavior."

TWO ARRESTED AT NYC COUNCILMAN'S APARTMENT IN ‘GAYS AGAINST GROOMERS’ PROTEST OVER DRAG QUEEN STORY HOUR

"From what we gathered so far, is that they met each other through social media. They come from varying parts of the city. That’s to say they’re not from one specific geographic location. We don’t know how or why they met on that evening or why the destination was downtown Toronto," Browne said. "We don’t know how long they’ve been acquainted together with each other. But I wouldn’t describe them as a gang at this point."

"What they are alleged to have occurred that evening would be consistent with what we would traditionally call a swarming or a swarming-type behavior," he added.

A Toronto resident, the victim had only been living in the shelter system since late fall of this year.

"He does have a very supportive family in the area, so I wouldn't necessarily call him homeless, maybe just recently on some hard luck," Browne said.

Three of the suspects have had prior contact with Toronto Police Services, but the other five had no prior contact with police whatsoever, Browne said. "A number of weapons" were secured from the girls at the time of arrest, Browne added, declining to go into more details at that time.

At approximately 12:17 a.m. Sunday, police responded to a call for an assault in the York Street and University Avenue area. Emergency medical personnel were initially flagged down by a group of individuals reporting the stabbing. The man was transported to the hospital by medics with life-threatening injuries. He was pronounced dead a short time later at the hospital. The eight teen girls were subsequently arrested nearby, police said.

They appeared at Old City Hall for a 10 a.m. court hearing later Sunday and remanded into custody. Their next court appearance is scheduled for Dec. 29. Police are seeking assistance from anyone who had contact with the suspects that night and are trying to obtain for any video surveillance footage that might have captured the brutal attack.

The suspects are believed to have first arrived in the area around 10:30 p.m. Saturday and are believed to have been involved in an earlier altercation in the time leading up to the fatal stabbing.

#nunyas news #insert macabre comment about euthanasia in canada here

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clonemedickix · 1 year ago

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PLEASE tell me about the epic of rexamesh this sounds so fascinating

Oh goodness! My fan fic is more like an epic saga, or a book series. Every chapter is like 10-15k words. It covers the adventures of my OC General Lara Lin and her relationship to the clones. Hope this helps!!

General Lara Lin - a character made of a fusion of LOTR and GOT, the source of the living and cosmic Force, immortal, a warrior goddess created to maintain the Balance in the universe as a whole, not just one galaxy. She primarily rides a dragon into battle, though she also has an old warhorse. She counts her home world as Earth because she was first sent to Middle Earth at the time of her creation and has served ever since. Married Captain Rex, dated Echo, had a small tryst with Fives due to exigent circumstances (and secretly might even love him more than Rex which is like a photo finish type race). She is the leader of Dragon Company, well respected and well believed by the Jedi Council to be the most powerful entity in the universe.

Personality: laid back

Jaded

Dry, witty humor

Enjoys sending prank supply orders to General Windu because the two of them can’t stand each other

Leader, completely loyal to her troopers and the clones as a whole

Beautiful, tall as the clones, long brown curly hair with blonde/silver highlights

Luminous blue eyes that reflect the power that resides within

Excellent fighter with two swords - short and long, quarter staff and dagger, guns and hand to hand

Fiercely independent, intelligent

Deeply loving, possibly to her detriment

OC LT Primer (promoted to Captain following the end of Order 66) - completely loyal first in command to General Lin, over the Dragon Company.

Personality: careful

Discerning

In love with Lara

Fiercely loyal to both his General and his men

Smart, savvy, quick thinking

Steadfast, serves as a pillar to Lara’s life

OC Sgt Boost - 1st SGT of Dragon Company

Personality: a typical Sgt, great with herding people

Rule follower but able to think outside the box

Dry humor

OC Chief Medical Officer Volte - first medical officer of Dragon Company, trained both by the GAR and personally by General Lin to treat just about any type of medical emergency. Learned in the first response of many galaxies including Earth. Becomes a community doctor following the events of Order 66, caring for the men and families of Dragon Company on their clone colony.

Personality: kind, caring

Highly emotionally intelligent

Loyal to his General, becomes one of her best friends.

Savvy medical professional, steadfast

Smart but not arrogant.

Somewhat haunted by the people he couldn’t save, the choices he could have made, the skills he could have used but didn’t.

#the clone wars fan #starwars fanfic #the clone wars fanfiction #my fanfiction #my ocs my beloved #my ocs are my babies

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arizonasandwitch · 5 days ago

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November 6, 2024: Upright Nine of Swords

How Can I help myself and my loved ones cope with the feelings of grief we are having today, after feeing a loss due to the election?

Wow.. my deck thinks she’s cute.

The Upright Nine of Swords is a card that represents PTSD and nightmares associated with it. There are multiple examples of people who have suffered from this sort of anguish and trauma (myself included), but to keep this pop-culture and fandom focused, I chose Bucky Barnes, the Winter Soldier from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Note: I have not read many comics with him, don’t sue me. That doesn’t make me admire the stories any less.

If you don’t know SGT Barnes, he is the best friend of Captain America, a soldier, and a WWII Prisoner of war who is captured and brainewashed into a ultimate, super-soldier killing machine known as “the Winter Soldier,” only brought out of cryofreeze to commit murders upon murders (including some of his friends).

There was a whole “Communist Vibe” with his story, and it took 573 films and a Wakanda vacation to cure him, but once he was deprogrammed, Bucky had lingering memories of his assassinations. The two images are of him as the assassin and of him post-deprogramming, waking from a nightmare.

Now, I drew Bucky Upright.

In an upright Nine of Swords situation, the trauma may be something that is not often talked about, but is a daily recurring nightmare. Even if it has been years, or decades, we cannot get the situation out of our head. If this is what the card is saying, then you need to talk about it… preferrably with a licensed medical professional to talk out any PTSD issues, as neither my deck nor I are licensed counselors. In absence of a medical professional, reach out to friends and loved ones. They are invaluable Resources.

If there is no trauma, the Nine of Swords is most likely talking about general anxiety, and advising that you concentrate on the things you can control.

As always, seek Help.

Since I asked about helping my friends and loved ones, I need to be aware of any of my friends having anxiety during the next several weeks/etc about this election outcome, and be an ear to listen.

Reversed, the nine of swords still indicates the trauma, anxiety, or nightmares of his upright counterpart, even the idea of reliving the experiences. However, as he shows up upside down in that situation, we see someone trying to get past the problem and move on.

There is much work to be done.

#sand witch #pagan #tarot #tarot blog #tarotcommunity #daily tarot #tarot reading #tarot witch #minor arcana #Nine of Swords #BUcky Barnes #ptsd recovery

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argroup6 · 18 days ago

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Your Complete Guide to Pursuing MBBS in India: UP and Haryana

Are you dreaming of becoming a doctor? Pursuing MBBS in India is a popular choice for many students who aspire to join the medical field. With high-quality education, affordable fees, and recognized degrees, India offers excellent opportunities for medical students. States like Uttar Pradesh (MBBS in UP) and Haryana (MBBS in Haryana) are top destinations for medical education, thanks to their well-established medical colleges and comprehensive programs.

In this article, we will explore why studying MBBS in India is a great choice, and specifically, why students should consider MBBS in UP and MBBS in Haryana.

Why Choose MBBS in India?

India has long been a preferred destination for students who want to pursue an MBBS degree. There are many reasons why MBBS in India stands out as a top option:

World-class education – India is home to some of the best medical colleges, which are recognized worldwide. These institutions offer a well-rounded curriculum, practical training, and state-of-the-art facilities.

Affordable fees – Compared to other countries, medical education in India is affordable. Many colleges offer scholarships and financial aid, making it accessible to students from all backgrounds.

Recognized degree – An MBBS in India is recognized globally, meaning that graduates can practise medicine in different parts of the world or pursue further studies abroad.

Availability of seats – With a large number of government and private medical colleges, students have more opportunities to secure a spot in a good institution.

Wide range of specialisations – After completing MBBS in India, students can specialise in various medical fields such as surgery, paediatrics, gynaecology, and more.

MBBS in UP: A Top Destination

Uttar Pradesh (UP) is one of the largest states in India and a popular destination for medical studies. Here’s why choosing MBBS in UP could be a smart decision:

Renowned colleges – UP boasts several top-tier medical institutions such as King George’s Medical University and Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences, which provide excellent medical education.

Modern infrastructure – Medical colleges in UP are equipped with the latest medical technologies and facilities, providing students with hands-on experience.

Experienced faculty – The professors and doctors at these institutions are highly qualified and experienced, guiding students through their academic and practical learning.

Vast clinical exposure – Being a populous state, UP gives medical students plenty of opportunities to interact with patients from diverse backgrounds, enhancing their clinical skills.

Career prospects – Graduating from a prestigious college in UP can open doors to exciting career opportunities, both in India and abroad.

MBBS in Haryana: Emerging Excellence

If you are looking for high-quality education in a peaceful environment, MBBS in Haryana is worth considering. Here are some reasons why Haryana is becoming a favoured destination for medical aspirants:

Growing medical institutions – Haryana is home to several up-and-coming medical colleges like Pt. Bhagwat Dayal Sharma University of Health Sciences and SGT Medical College, which are known for their excellent teaching and research facilities.

Focus on research and innovation – Medical colleges in Haryana place a strong emphasis on research, encouraging students to participate in various medical projects and innovations.

Peaceful learning environment – With a relatively low population density compared to larger states, Haryana offers a serene atmosphere, allowing students to focus on their studies.

Scholarship opportunities – Many medical colleges in Haryana offer scholarships to meritorious students, making MBBS in Haryana an affordable option for aspiring doctors.

Bright career prospects – Upon completing MBBS in Haryana, students are well-prepared to pursue higher studies or begin practising as medical professionals.

Admission Process for MBBS in India

To get into medical colleges in UP and Haryana, students must follow the national admission process. Here’s a quick overview of the steps to get into MBBS in India:

Qualify NEET Exam – The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is the primary examination required for admission to MBBS programs across India. Students must score well in this exam to secure a spot in top medical colleges.

Apply for counselling – After clearing NEET, students must register for the counselling process, where they can choose their preferred colleges. Both UP and Haryana offer numerous medical seats in government and private institutions.

Document verification – Once you’re allotted a seat, you need to complete document verification and pay the required fees to confirm your admission.

Start your MBBS journey – After completing all formalities, you can begin your MBBS in UP or MBBS in Haryana and embark on your journey to becoming a doctor.

Final Thoughts

Choosing to pursue MBBS in India opens up a world of opportunities for aspiring medical professionals. Whether you prefer the bustling city life of Uttar Pradesh or the calm environment of Haryana, both states provide excellent education and career prospects. The key is to prepare well, stay focused, and make the most of the resources available.

So, if you are ready to take the next step in your medical career, consider pursuing MBBS in UP or MBBS in Haryana—two top destinations for medical education in India.

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SGT University - Learn What Makes It Unique

SGT University is a place where we strive for greatness. And nothing short of greatness.

SGT University in Gurgaon is a leading educational university, ranked as one of the best private university in Delhi NCR – ranked Platinum by QS I-Gauge and placed among the top institutions of the country by India Today.

Lately, the University has been making waves in the academic and research world, with its advanced centers of excellence like CCSP for cosmology. The university has been in existence for over a decade and has a reputation for being a preferred choice for students looking for quality education in private universities.

Here are ten points that make SGT University, Gurgaon unique:

World-Class Faculty

SGT University has a world-class faculty that is committed to providing students with the best education possible. The faculty members are experts in their fields, with many of them holding PhDs from prestigious universities around the world. Many of the professors at SGT University feature among the top 2% of scientist in the world conducted by Harvard University.

State-of-the-Art Facilities

The university boasts state-of-the-art facilities that are designed to provide students with the best possible learning experience. From well-equipped labs to modern classrooms, the facilities at SGT University are second to none. The University boasts of an e-library with a huge collection of resources from world-reputed journals available for free. It also has a fully Wi-Fi-enabled campus.

Wide Range of Courses

SGT University offers a wide range of courses across various disciplines, including engineering, management, law, pharmacy, nursing, and more. This provides students with a diverse range of options to choose from. The university has 18 Faculties and more than 160+ courses, taught by more than 500+ professors.

Innovative Teaching Methods

The university uses innovative teaching methods to enhance the learning experience of students. This includes the use of technology in the classroom, hands-on learning, experiential learning, and real-world case studies.

Emphasis on Research

SGT University places a strong emphasis on research and encourages students and faculty members to engage in research activities. The university has a dedicated research department for each faculty that supports research activities and provides funding for research projects through government grants and MoUs with other universities. Atal Community Innovation Centre at SGT University is a special wing dedicated to providing funding to start-ups and helping them get investors.

Strong Industry Partnerships

The university has strong partnerships with various industries, which helps to provide students with practical knowledge and exposure to real-world scenarios. This also provides students with ample opportunities for internships and placements. Not to forget SGT Medical Hospital which provides special training and internships to medical students.

Student-Centric Approach

SGT University has a student-centric approach, with a focus on providing students with a supportive and nurturing environment that helps them achieve their full potential. The university has a dedicated student services department like Corporate Resource Centre (CRC) that provides support to students during placements.

Cultural Diversity

The university has a diverse student body, with students from various parts of the country and the world. This cultural diversity provides students with exposure to different perspectives and cultures.

Collaborative Learning Environment

SGT University fosters a collaborative learning environment, where students are encouraged to work together and share knowledge. This helps to enhance the learning experience and encourages teamwork and collaboration. Making SGT one of the top private universities in Delhi working on cutting-edge pedagogy and learning methodologies.

Strong Alumni Network

SGT University has a strong alumni network, with alumni working in various industries and fields. This provides current students with a network of professionals to connect with, which can help with internships, placements, and career guidance.

In conclusion, SGT University in Gurgaon is a unique university that provides students with a world-class education and a supportive learning environment. With its emphasis on innovation, research, and collaboration, SGT University is well-positioned to continue its growth and maintain its position as one of the top 10 private university in Delhi NCR.

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Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Market Size, Share, Growth, Trend and Forecast to 2032

Introduction:

Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) is a devastating genetic disorder that affects thousands of individuals, primarily young boys. It leads to progressive muscle degeneration and weakness. In recent years, the landscape of DMD research and treatment has witnessed remarkable advancements, particularly in the United States. This article delves into the latest trends and news in the DMD community, highlighting breakthroughs in genetic therapies, regulatory milestones, and the impact of patient advocacy groups.

According to the UnivDatos Market Insights Analysis, advancements in genetic research, growing awareness campaigns, and advocacy efforts, regulatory agencies and pharmaceutical companies increasingly prioritize patient input in the drug development process, which will drive the 7MM scenario of the Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Market. As per their “Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Market” report, the 7MM market was valued at USD 800 Million in 2023, growing at a CAGR of about ~7% during the forecast period from 2024 - 2032 to reach USD XX billion by 2032.

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Genetic Therapies: A New Horizon

One of the most promising areas in DMD treatment is the development of genetic therapies. These therapies aim to address the root cause of the disease by targeting the faulty gene responsible for producing dystrophin, a protein crucial for muscle health.

Exon-Skipping Therapies

Exon-skipping is a technique that uses synthetic compounds to skip over faulty parts of the dystrophin gene, allowing for the production of a functional, albeit shorter, version of the protein. Sarepta Therapeutics has been at the forefront of this innovation with its drug, eteplirsen (Exondys 51). Approved by the FDA in 2016, eteplirsen targets exon 51 and has shown promising results in stabilizing the disease's progression. Following eteplirsen, Sarepta has developed additional exon-skipping therapies targeting different exons, broadening the treatment scope for more patients.

Gene Editing and Therapy

Gene editing technologies, such as CRISPR-Cas9, have opened new avenues for potentially curing genetic disorders like DMD. In a landmark development, researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center successfully used CRISPR to correct the dystrophin gene mutation in a mouse model of DMD. This breakthrough paves the way for human clinical trials, potentially providing a permanent solution to the disease.

Additionally, companies like Solid Biosciences and Pfizer are making strides in gene therapy, which involves delivering a functional copy of the dystrophin gene to muscle cells. Solid Biosciences' SGT-001 and Pfizer's PF-06939926 are among the leading candidates in this space, with both therapies showing encouraging early clinical trial results.

Regulatory Milestones and Support

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has played a crucial role in accelerating the development and approval of DMD therapies. The agency's commitment to supporting innovative treatments is evident through various regulatory designations and expedited approval pathways.

Orphan Drug Designation

Several DMD therapies have received orphan drug designation from the FDA, providing incentives such as tax credits for clinical testing, fee waivers, and market exclusivity upon approval. This designation is vital for encouraging pharmaceutical companies to invest in developing treatments for rare diseases like DMD.

Accelerated Approval Pathway

The FDA's accelerated approval pathway allows for the early approval of drugs based on surrogate endpoints that are reasonably likely to predict clinical benefit. This pathway has been instrumental in bringing DMD therapies to market more quickly, offering patients earlier access to potentially life-changing treatments. Eteplirsen, for example, was approved under this pathway based on its ability to increase dystrophin production.

Patient Advocacy: A Driving Force

Patient advocacy groups have been indispensable in driving DMD research and treatment progress. Organizations like Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy (PPMD) and the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) have tirelessly worked to fund research, support clinical trials, and advocate for policies that benefit the DMD community.

Funding Research and Clinical Trials

PPMD and MDA have collectively raised millions to support research initiatives and clinical trials. Their efforts have helped bridge the funding gap, enabling researchers to explore innovative treatment approaches and bring them closer to clinical application.

Advocacy and Policy Change

Advocacy groups have successfully influenced policy changes that facilitate better access to treatments and care for DMD patients. For instance, PPMD's advocacy efforts were instrumental in securing the passage of the MD-CARE Act, which has significantly increased federal funding for muscular dystrophy research.

Real-World Impact and Future Directions

The advancements in genetic therapies, coupled with regulatory support and advocacy efforts, are transforming the DMD treatment landscape. However, the journey is far from over, and several challenges remain.

Access and Affordability

One of the significant challenges is ensuring that these advanced therapies are accessible and affordable for all patients. The high cost of genetic treatments poses a barrier, and there is a need for strategies to address pricing and reimbursement issues.

Long-Term Efficacy and Safety

While early results from clinical trials are promising, the long-term efficacy and safety of these treatments remain to be fully understood. Ongoing and future studies are crucial to monitoring patients over extended periods and gathering comprehensive data on the outcomes.

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Comprehensive Care

Beyond genetic therapies, comprehensive care involving multidisciplinary teams of healthcare providers is essential for managing DMD. This approach includes physical therapy, cardiac care, respiratory support, and nutritional guidance to improve quality of life and extend longevity.

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Conclusion

The Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy landscape in the United States is witnessing a period of unprecedented innovation and hope. Advances in genetic therapies, robust regulatory support, and the unwavering dedication of patient advocacy groups are driving significant progress. While challenges persist, the collective efforts of researchers, clinicians, regulators, and advocates pave the way for a brighter future for those affected by DMD. As the field continues to evolve, the goal remains clear: to find a cure and improve the lives of all individuals living with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

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Transform Lives: Enroll in Allied Health Science Programs Todays

Allied Health Science courses provide opportunities for great and meaningful careers in the healthcare field. These programs show you how to assist people to live healthy or get well, without making you a doctor or a nurse. This includes such speciality areas as physical therapy, medical lab work, and so on.

If you have an interest in science, like dealing with people and would like to work in a profession that counts, then Allied Health may be just what you are looking for. Now let’s take a closer look at why these courses may be your key to a fulfilling career in healthcare.

What is Allies Health Science?

Allied Health Science is the general term used to describe any profession in the health sector that involves supporting doctors and or nurses to treat patients. These workers employ unique skills and expertise to identify, manage and avoid diseases and accidents.

It is as diverse as assisting in improving one’s mobility (physiotherapy), developing prosthetics for limb replacement, performing X-rays (radiology), or assessing blood specimens (laboratory among others

Since hospitals, clinics and other health institutions are composed of well-coordinated teams of health professionals, allied health workers are significant members of the team. They apply modern technology as well as manipulative procedures for enhancing individuals’ health and standards.

To sum it up, Allied Health Science entails almost all the vital healthcare positions known as ‘white colour jobs’ but will never take a stethoscope or a syringe like other healthcare science.

About the Faculty of Allied Health Science

The Faculty of Allied Health Science is designed to produce students for significant careers in the health care system that complement those of doctors and nurses. These jobs assist in stopping, discovering, and healing ailments in a wide range of practices.

Students are taught how to apply science and evidence-based practice in managing patients. They also learn how to manage and run healthcare organizations. With the increasing demand for healthcare, there is increased demand for qualified allied health personnel. Shree Guru Gobind Singh Tricentenary University began to teach these skills in the year 2013.

They provide courses in such fields as working in medical laboratories, helping in operating rooms, taking medical images, and caring for people’s eyes. These programs provide students with the knowledge that will enable them to begin stimulating careers in the healthcare industry where they can help change lives.

Why choose courses at SGT University?

Studying at SGT University is rather beneficial, but it would be best to major in cognitive science if given the option. It is one of the most renowned colleges for this subject in Haryana. It is a relatively young university that was established back in 2013 though it has highly evolved to become reputable.

Here are some points about why to choose SGT University:

High-quality education: The emphasis is placed on high-quality of teaching and research.

Modern facilities: The university has facilities and relevant instruments that make learning modern and up-to-date.

Industry connections: They assist businesses to provide students with practical experience.

Expert teachers: The university has qualified teachers who are professional in their line of duty.

Recognized quality: SGT University is accredited by an important education group known as NAAC and the university has an A+ rating.

Big campus: It occupies more than 70 acres of land, which is sufficient for students to learn and develop.

Varied learning: They have many different topics for you to learn, it is not limited to cognitive science.

In turn, for someone willing to study cognitive science or other subjects in excellent academic conditions, SGT University, the best BSC college in Haryana, may be rightfully suitable.

List of Bachelor’s Courses in Allied Health Science

Bachelor of Science (Neuro - Physiology Technology)

Bachelor of Science (Medical Laboratory Technology)

Bachelor of Science (Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology)

Bachelor of Science (Microbiology)

Bachelor of Science (Nutrition and Dietetics)

Bachelor of Optometry

Bachelor of Science (Radio Imaging Technology)

Bachelor of Science (Cardiac Care Technology)

Bachelor of Science (Perfusion Technology)

Bachelor of Science (Renal Dialysis Technology))

Bachelor in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology

Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology)

BSc (Neuro - Physiology Technology)

The BSc (Neuro-Physiology Technology) program is specifically designed to help students understand how the brain and the nervous system function. Students are introduced to the electrical signals in the brain and nerves and how to use sophisticated equipment to record and interpret these signals. This course puts you in a position to serve hospitals, research laboratories and clinics where you will assist in diagnosing and managing diseases and conditions affecting the brain and nervous system.

BSc (Neuro - Physiology Technology) Fee Structure

The total fee for pursuing a B.Sc. (Neuro-Physiology Technology) program at SGT University, the best college for a BSc in Neuro-Physiology Technology in Gurgaon is INR 1,00,000 per annum.

BSc (Neuro - Physiology Technology) Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the B.Sc. (Neuro-Physiology Technology) program at SGT University, the best college for BSc in Neuro-Physiology Technology in Delhi, NCR, candidates must have completion of 10+2 with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. English must be one of the subjects or a two-year Diploma in NPT after 12th grade.

Also Read: Why Understanding the Brain is Important?

BSc (Medical Laboratory Technology)

The BSc Medical Laboratory Technology program prepares students to become specialists in the performance of medical tests. These professionals spend a considerable amount of time inside laboratories analyzing blood, tissue, and even other body fluids. Their work aids a doctor in making a diagnosis, and prognosis and determining the right course of action regarding the patient’s treatment.

BSc (Medical Laboratory Technology) Fee Structure

The total fee for pursuing a B.Sc. (Medical Laboratory Technology) program at SGT University, the best college for a BSc in Medical Laboratory Technology in Delhi, NCR is INR 1,30,000 per annum.

BSc (Medical Laboratory Technology) Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the B.Sc. (Medical Laboratory Technology) program at SGT University, the best college for BSc in Medical Laboratory Technology in Haryana candidates must have Completion of 10+2 with at least 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology combined. English must be one of the subjects or a two-year Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) after 12th standard or a three-year Diploma in MLT after 10th standard.

BSc (Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology)

BSc in Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology is an allied health science course. It educates the learners on how to support the surgeons during operations and also how to handle operative room devices. Graduates are trained on how to position patients for anaesthesia, observe patients’ vital signs during operations and guarantee a secure operating theatre.

BSc (Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology) Fee Structure

The total fee for pursuing a B.Sc. (Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology) program at SGT University, the best college for a BSc in Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology in Delhi, NCR is INR 1,30,000 per annum.

BSc (Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology) Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the B.Sc. (Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology) program at SGT University, the best college for BSc in Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology in Gurgaon candidates must have 10+2 with 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, with English as one of the subjects. Lateral entry is available for those with a two-year diploma in relevant fields.

BSc (Microbiology)

A BSc in Microbiology is a degree course that is taken at university and is concerned with the study of microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses and fungi. The students can understand how these microbes work, how they reproduce and how they relate with the surrounding environment. This degree makes graduates ready for employment in areas such as health, research, and the natural world.

BSc (Microbiology) Fee Structure

The total fee for pursuing a B.Sc. (Microbiology) program at SGT University, the best college for a BSc in Microbiology in Haryana is INR 1,30,000 per annum.

BSc (Microbiology) Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the B.Sc. (Microbiology) program at SGT University, the best college for BSc in Microbiology in Delhi, NCR candidates must have Completion of 10+2 with at least 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics combined. English must be one of the subjects.

BSc (Nutrition and Dietetics)

BSc in Nutrition and Dietetics is an undergraduate program that prepares students for matters touching on food, health and the human body. It is concerned with how various nutrients impact on our health and how this information can be applied to treat or avoid diseases. Graduates can assist people in making proper choices of food and adopting proper nutrition standards.

BSc (Nutrition and Dietetics) Fee Structure

The total fee for pursuing a B.Sc. (Nutrition and Dietetics) program at SGT University, the best college for a BSc in Nutrition and Dietetics in Gurgaon is INR 1,00,000 per annum.

BSc (Nutrition and Dietetics) Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the B.Sc. (Nutrition and Dietetics) program at SGT University, the best college for BSc in Nutrition and Dietetics in Haryana candidates must have Completion of 10+2 with at least 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics combined. English must be one of the subjects.

Also Read: What is Nutrition & Dietetics? Career, Jobs, Courses

Bachelor of Optometry

A Bachelor of Optometry is a degree course that is offered in a university and which prepares students in the field of eye care. Graduates are trained on how to conduct eye examinations, identify vision abnormalities and recommend glasses. This program equips students with all they need to become professional optometrists’ whose duties entail ensuring that people have healthy eyes.

Bachelor of Optometry Fee Structure

The total fee for pursuing a Bachelor of (Optometry) program at SGT University, the best college for a Bachelor in Optometry in Haryana is INR 1,00,000 per annum.

Bachelor of Optometry Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the Bachelor (Optometry) program at SGT University, the best college for Bachelor of Optometry in Delhi, NCR candidates must have Completion of 10+2 with at least 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics combined. English must be one of the subjects. Lateral entry is available for Diploma holders.

BSc (Radio Imaging Technology)

BSc in Radio Imaging Technology is a degree program that takes three and half years to complete and it is a BSc program in medical imaging. Students get an opportunity to practice with some of the most modern equipment such as X-ray, CT scanners, and MRI facilities. It is also known as the medical field that deals with medical diagnosing and treating through technology.

BSc (Radio Imaging Technology) Fee Structure

The total fee for pursuing a B.Sc. (Radio Imaging Technology) program at SGT University, the best college for a BSc in Radio Imaging Technology in Delhi, NCR is 1,70,000 per annum.

BSc (Radio Imaging Technology) Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the B.Sc. (Radio Imaging Technology) program at SGT University, the best college for BSc in Radio Imaging Technology in Haryana candidates must have 10+2 with 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics (English as one subject); Lateral entry for those with a two-year Diploma in RIT after 12th standard.

BSc (Cardiac Care Technology)

BSc in Cardiac Care Technology is an undergraduate degree program that deals with the health of the heart. Students get to know the modern equipment and methods of diagnosing and treating heart diseases. This program equips its graduates for employment in the capacity of assistants to cardiologists and other healthcare specialists in the treatment of patients with heart ailment

BSc (Cardiac Care Technology) Fee Structure

The total fee for pursuing a B.Sc. (Cardiac Care Technology) program at SGT University, the best college for a BSc in Cardiac Care Technology in Gurgaon is INR 1,40,000 per annum.

BSc (Cardiac Care Technology) Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the B.Sc. (Cardiac Care Technology) program at SGT University, the best college for BSc in Cardiac Care Technology in Delhi, NCR candidates must have 10+2 with 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology; English as one subject; Lateral entry with relevant diploma.

BSc (Perfusion Technology)

BSc (Perfusion Technology) is a professional medical course. It prepares students for the use of heart-lung machines during heart surgeries. Perfusionists assist in the management of blood flow and oxygenation during periods when a patient’s heart is halted.

BSc (Perfusion Technology) Fee Structure

The total fee for pursuing a B.Sc. (Perfusion Technology) program at SGT University, the best college for a BSc in Perfusion Technology in Haryana is INR 1,20,000 per annum.

BSc (Perfusion Technology) Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the B.Sc. (Perfusion Technology) program at SGT University, the best college for BSc in Perfusion Technology in Haryana candidates must have Candidates must have completed 10+2 with a minimum of 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, with English as one of the subject those who have completed a two-year diploma in:

Cardiac Care Technology

Renal Dialysis Technology

Perfusion Technology

BSc (Renal Dialysis Technology)

BSc (Renal Dialysis Technology) is a degree program that deals with the care of the kidney. It shows students how to use dialysis machines that purify blood for patients suffering from kidney diseases. Graduates help in managing conditions of people who have kidney failure, the condition where the kidneys cannot rid the body of waste and fluids.

BSc (Renal Dialysis Technology) Fee Structure

The total fee for pursuing a B.Sc. (Renal Dialysis Technology) program at SGT University, the best college for a BSc in Renal Dialysis Technology in Gurgaon is INR 1,20, 000 per annum.

BSc (Renal Dialysis Technology) Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the B.Sc. (Renal Dialysis Technology) program at SGT University, the best college for BSc in Renal Dialysis Technology in Haryana candidates must have 10+2 with 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology combined, with English as one of the subjects. Lateral entry for candidates with a two-year Diploma in Cardiac Care Technology/Renal Dialysis Technology/Perfusion Technology after 12th standard.

Bachelor in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology

Bachelor in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology is a degree program that deals with communication disorders. It provides students with information about hearing disorders and appropriate treatment of speech defects. Graduates assist individuals, children, youths, adults and older persons to enhance everyone’s propensity to hear, speak and communicate fluently.

Bachelor in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Fee Structure

The total fee for pursuing a Bachelor in (Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology) program at SGT University, the best college for a Bachelor in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology in Delhi, NCR is INR 2,00,000 per annum.

Bachelor in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the Bachelor in (Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology) program at SGT University, the best college for Bachelor in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology in Gurgaon candidates must have 10+2 with 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and any one subject such as Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics, Electronics, or Psychology.

BSc (Biotechnology)

BSc (Biotechnology) is a degree program that deals with the use of living organisms and biological systems to produce useful products. Students learn about genetics, microbiology and how to work with DNA. This is a discipline that brings bio and technology together to design new drugs, enhance crops and fix the environment.

BSc (Biotechnology) Fee Structure

The total fee for pursuing a B.Sc. (Biotechnology) program at SGT University, the best college for a BSc in Biotechnology in Gurgaon is INR 1,20,000 per annum.

BSc (Biotechnology) Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the B.Sc. (Biotechnology) program at SGT University, the best college for BSc in Biotechnology in Delhi, NCR candidates must have Completion of 10+2 with at least 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics combined. English must be one of the subjects.

Admission Process

The Admissions Process at SGT University, the best college for Allied Health Science in Gurgaon, is designed to be straightforward and student-friendly. Prospective students must first meet the eligibility criteria and then apply through the university's official website or the visit.

Career Options

There are various career options available after completing bachelor’s courses in Allied Health Science, here are some as follows:

Neuro-Physiology Technology: Neurophysiologist, Clinical Neurophysiology Technician

Medical Laboratory Technology: Medical Laboratory Technologist, Clinical Lab Manager.

Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology: Anaesthesia Technician, Surgical Technologist.

Microbiology: Microbiologist, Quality Control Analyst.

Nutrition and Dietetics: Dietitian, Nutritionist

Optometry: Optometrist, Vision Scientist.

Radio Imaging Technology: Radiologic Technologist, MRI Technician.

Cardiac Care Technology: Cardiac Technologist, Cardiac Sonographer.

Perfusion Technology: Perfusionist, Clinical Perfusion Specialist.

Renal Dialysis Technology: Dialysis Technician, Renal Care Specialist.

Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology: Audiologist, Speech-Language Pathologist.

Biotechnology: Biotechnologist, Research Scientist.

Conclusion

In conclusion, I believe that going for an Allied Health Science degree exposes one to many lucrative careers in the health field. These programs prepare you with the needed knowledge to care for patients and to work hand in hand with doctors and nurses.

Whether you want to be a nurse, a technician, a researcher, or a dietician, there is a way to get there. Deciding to study at SGT University is a great start with quality learning and equipped resources with the latest technology. If you care about the developments within the health sector, then Allied Health Science is for you.

Also Read: The Role of Allied Health Professionals in Modern Healthcare

Source:- https://sgtuniversity.ac.in/ahs/blogs/transform-lives-enroll-in-allied-health-science-programs

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Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Market Insight, Epidemiology & Forecast (2024-2032)

According to the UnivDatos Market Insights analysis, advancements in genetic research, growing awareness campaigns, and advocacy efforts, regulatory agencies and pharmaceutical companies increasingly prioritize patient input in the drug development process, which will drive the 7MM scenario of the Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Market. As per their “Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Market” report, the 7MM market was valued at USD 800 Million in 2023, growing at a CAGR of about ~7% during the forecast period from 2024 – 2032.

Genetic Therapies: A New Horizon

Exon-Skipping Therapies

Gene Editing and Therapy

Regulatory Milestones and Support

Orphan Drug Designation

Accelerated Approval Pathway

Patient Advocacy: A Driving Force

Funding Research and Clinical Trials

Advocacy and Policy Change

Real-World Impact and Future Directions

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Access and Affordability

Long-Term Efficacy and Safety

Comprehensive Care

Conclusion

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What Do I Owe the Dead of My Generation’s Mismanaged Wars?

The New York Times Opinion Guest Essay, published May 26, 2024

By Phil Klay

Fairfield University MFA Professor

Mr. Klay is a novelist and a Marine Corps veteran of the Iraq War. His most recent book is the essay collection “Uncertain Ground: Citizenship in an Age of Endless, Invisible War.”

About 10 years ago, as the war in Afghanistan was slowly, painfully winding down, I walked through Arlington National Cemetery with a fellow Marine veteran and a relative of mine visiting from Ireland. We passed row after row of pristine white tombs, the dead of all the just wars and unjust wars that made and remade this country, and my relative told us he found it quite moving; he hadn’t been expecting that. Perhaps he thought it’d be more bombastic, or obviously militaristic, and he was taken by the beauty and serenity and quiet dignity of the place.

So we brought him to Section 60 to see some of the newest graves, of kids born in the ’90s, and I told him the sight filled me with rage, these young lives thrown into a mismanaged war, where even their deaths, at that late stage, were mostly ignored. Just the background hum of a global superpower.

A couple of years later, in 2021, the Afghan war finally ended, taking with it a few American children of the 2000s, and, in a moral failure laid on top of the military failure, leaving tens of thousands of Afghans who worked with us at risk in the now completely Taliban-controlled country. The last Marines to fall died in a suicide bombing at a gate to Kabul’s airport, a blast that killed 11 Marines, one Navy medic, one soldier and about 170 Afghan civilians. The Marines were trying to manage the chaos of the poorly planned evacuation of Afghans from Kabul — a humanitarian mission at heart, trying to help those we were abandoning. A week before she died, one of the Marines, Sgt. Nicole Gee, posted a photo of her cradling a baby in Kabul and captioned it, “I love my job.”

America responded to those deaths with a drone strike against a Kabul vehicle the military claimed was transporting ISIS members who were about to carry out another attack, but that, in a twist that felt grotesquely emblematic of so many of our failures, turned out to carry an Afghan aid worker. The blast killed the aid worker and his relatives, seven of whom were children. The sort of people those Marines died trying to help.

How do you memorialize the dead of a failed war? At Arlington, it’s easy to let your heart swell with pride as you pass certain graves. Here are the heroes that ended slavery. Here are the patriots who defeated fascism. We think of them as inextricably bound up with the cause they gave their life to. The same can’t be said for more morally troubling wars, from the Philippines to Vietnam. And for the dead of my generation’s wars, for the dead I knew, the reasons they died sit awkwardly alongside the honor I owe them.

I watched a lot of Marines go off to Afghanistan, a war that I could have gone to but that I chose to avoid. Mostly, they were young. That’s the thing Hollywood most often gets wrong about war when they cast grown men to portray America’s finest killers. Look at a Marine infantry platoon, so many of whose members joined at 17 or 18, and you see boys. Boys who haven’t grown into cynicism yet. Some find it in the middle of their tours. Some keep that idealistic flame burning through multiple deployments. And some die before it can be extinguished.

For so many of the kids I saw, their mission mattered to them, and so their mission should matter to all of us when we remember their deaths. And the mission was a catastrophe. Memorial Day should come with sorrow and patriotic pride, yes, but also with a sense of shame. And, though it has faded for me over the years, with anger.

A few months after Kabul fell I went to the Bronx to see a war photographer I admire, Peter van Agtmael, taking a group of adult learners through a display of his photography from 9/11 to the present at the Bronx Documentary Center, photographs now collected in the book “Look at the U.S.A.”

“I just got back from Afghanistan, and it’s controversial to say, but it’s beautiful,” he told the group. “It’s beautiful to see Afghanistan at peace.”

Beautiful. I thought of a Marine in 2009, just back from Afghanistan, hollow-eyed, telling us in a monotone about his best friend taking a bullet to the head in these beautiful regions of the country, now at peace. What would he make of such a claim? Around me on the walls I saw a burned soldier in a combat hospital, the arm of a Trump supporter climbing over a wall by the Capitol on Jan. 6, the dust cloud of an improvised bomb detonation in Iraq.

Toward the end of the gallery, there was a huge print hung high up. You craned your neck and saw a homeless encampment in Las Vegas, and then, craning further, you saw an F-16 fighter jet, an aircraft that costs tens of millions of dollars, flying above. Amid our national forgetting of the wars, there was something powerful about seeing this accounting of America in the South Bronx, in a community whose struggles have so often been subject to forgetting, effacing, indifference. And, God, it was painful.

In the past when I’ve thought about the recent dead, I’ve told myself that service to country, service unto the point of death, is a momentous enough sacrifice to overshadow all other questions. The cause doesn’t matter so much if the fallen I knew served courageously, looked after their fellow Marines and kept their honor clean. But I’ve come to feel that airbrushing out the complexities of their wars is, ultimately, disrespectful to the dead. We owe it to the dead to remember what mattered to them, the ideals they held, as well as how those ideals were betrayed or failed to match reality.

This Memorial Day, as I get ready to take my sons to march in our local Memorial Day parade, our country is in the midst of the most divisive antiwar protests since the early days of the Iraq war, protests my friends characterize as either “objectively pro-Hamas” or as “opposing undeniable genocide.” Questions long dormant, about how we use our might and whom we help kill, feel like live political questions once again (even if we’re not talking much about actual American military deployments, or the troops who have most recently died at the hands of Iranian proxies). The debate is raw and angry.

Good. What a good, uncomfortable, painful national mood for remembering the dead. This year, when I remember them, I will not just remember who they were, the shreds of memory dredged up from past decades. I will remember why they died. All the reasons they died. Because they believed in America. Because America forgot about them. Because they were trying to force-feed a different way of life to people from a different country and culture. Because they wanted to look after their Marines. Because the mission was always hopeless. Because America could be a force for good in the world. Because Presidents Bush, Obama, Trump and Biden didn’t have much of a plan. Because it’s a dangerous world, and somebody’s got to do the killing. Because of college money. Because the Marine Corps is cool as hell. Because they saw “Full Metal Jacket” and wanted to be Joker. Or Animal Mother. Because the war might offer a new hope for Iraq, for Afghanistan. Because we earned others’ hatred, with our cruelty and indifference and carelessness and hubris. Because America was still worth dying for.

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Important Life Choices: Career Options After 12th

Discover the top career options after 12th in this insightful blog! From promising fields in technology to rewarding opportunities in healthcare and beyond, find the perfect fit for your skills and interests.

What are the career options after 12th?

With the recent 12th-grade results from various state and national boards across the country just coming out, comes some of the nervous times for young school graduates: the question of “What do we do next?” The impending mountain of choices before these 18-year-olds seems like another burden that they have to bear right after their exams. But these choices must be made. There is simply no way around it. And while the coast seems to edge closer every day, you don’t have to fall into the sea just yet. SGT University, the best private university in Delhi NCR, is here to simplify your choices. In this article, we will aim to cover all the career options after 12th that you can pursue and the USPs that a good college should have in that program. ”

List Of Career Options After 12th (Non-Medical)

In a bursting economy, the number of options for a young Indian is immense. The ones presented below are only the tip of the spear, and many more options are available:

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.): Maybe the most popular program option after 12th, Bachelor of Science is the most sought-after just due to sheer number of options available under it. Contrary to belief, you don’t have to stick to core science subjects in a B.Sc., with specialization options available in subjects like clinical psychology and hospitality administration as well.

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.): In the current Indian economy boom, one does not need to stick to the regular set of engineering/finance programs after the 12th. B.A. students do very well in multiple creative fields and other disciplines like clinical psychology.

Bachelor of Hotel Management (B.H.M.): India’s tourism sector only continues to grow multi-fold. A good BHM program should be able to prepare you for any role you want to undertake within the hospitality industry.

Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.): A necessary entry program for all enterprising individuals to learn all that they need to know about venturing out on their own. From fundamental concepts to the latest developments, a great business school should give you an education on it all.

Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.): The best degree for anyone who is interested in any specific b ranch of engineering or technology. B.tech. programs are hard to get into, but the experience can be all the more rewarding once you do.

Bachelor of Design (B.Des.): Preparing students for careers in fields such as graphic design, fashion design, industrial design, interior design, user experience (UX) design, and more. The specific curriculum may vary depending on the focus of the program and the institution offering it, but typically, a B.Des. program is a necessary starting point for a fashion career.

Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (BNYS): Alternative medicine has seen a big boost from the Indian government, and a BNYS graduate has many national and global opportunities as a healer, acupuncturist, and more.

The Best University To Pursue Career Options After 12th: SGT University

From science to style, wisdom to wellness, the options are unlimited at SGT University. The institution is packed to the gills with the latest infrastructure and resources to pursue any kind of dream that you are after. It currently has 10-non medical faculties offering umpteen programs under them:”

Faculty of Mass Communication and Media Technology

Faculty of Fashion and Design

Faculty of Hotel and Tourism Management

Faculty of Commerce and Management

Faculty of Law Semi-classical

Faculty of Engineering and Technology

Faculty of Applied and Basic Sciences

Faculty of Agricultural Sciences

Faculty of Education

Faculty of Behavioral and Social Sciences

From undergraduate promises to PhD convictions, they cover all levels. Their quality in education has been assessed by various national and international bodies like NAAC, UGC, QS I-Gauge, and more.

Conclusion

SGT University is currently seeking admissions for 2024-25. If you think that you want to pursue a non-medical course as a career option after 12th and achieve excellence in any of the fields mentioned, then apply today for the best private university in Delhi NCR.

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