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Global Research Institute of Kitchenopathy®
#Healthier life span for humanity
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Premature death between 25-55; leaves their kids orphaned & spouses deprived of their support
This incident starts a cascading & negative impact on the economic well being of the society & the HDI of the nation.
To prevent such environmental degradation; we have to reduce incidents of this type.
Global Research Institute of Kitchenopathy® has been formed to reduce India's premature death rate by providing access to higher knowledge, and a better lifestyle to the general society; with the help of Scientific, technological research and design.
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Is it not true that much of the attention in the healthcare industry is focused on treating illnesses and conditions that have already developed, rather than on preventative measures or early detection?
Is it not true that much of the attention in the healthcare industry is focused on treating illnesses and conditions that have already developed, rather than on preventative measures or early detection?
It is certainly true that early detection and prevention of illness can be critical to improving health outcomes and saving lives. Many diseases and conditions can be more effectively treated or even prevented if they are detected and addressed at an early stage. For example, identifying and addressing risk factors for conditions like heart disease or diabetes can help prevent the development of these conditions or slow their progression.
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Is it not true that in the business of saving life, most of the attention is in the field of post clinical symptoms but to save a life a lot of probability goes haywire after arising clinical symptoms in one's life?
Is it not true that in the business of saving life, most of the attention is in the field of post clinical symptoms but to save a life a lot of probability goes haywire after arising clinical symptoms in one's life?
It is certainly true that the return on investment is bigger in the field of post clinical symptoms. But making healthcare services and resources more accessible and affordable is important in promoting preventative care and improving health outcomes. This can include things like physical diagnostic services, as well as making it easier for people to access other preventive care measures.
Overall, it is important to take a holistic approach to healthcare
that focuses on promoting preventative care to help people maintain their
health and avoid developing serious illnesses.
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Is it not true that Medical Errors Now Third Leading Cause of Death?
Is it not true that Medical Errors Now Third Leading Cause of Death?
Yes according to hopkinsmedicine.org Study: which Suggests Medical Errors Now Third Leading Cause of Death in the U.S.
Physicians advocate for changes in how deaths are reported to better reflect reality
Release Date: May 3, 2016
Analyzing medical death rate data over an eight-year period, Johns Hopkins patient safety experts have calculated that more than 250,000 deaths per year are due to medical error in the U.S. Their figure, published May 3 in The BMJ, surpasses the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC’s) third leading cause of death — respiratory disease, which kills close to 150,000 people per year.
The Johns Hopkins team says the CDC’s way of collecting national health statistics fails to classify medical errors separately on the death certificate. The researchers are advocating for updated criteria for classifying deaths on death certificates.
“Incidence rates for deaths directly attributable to medical care gone awry haven’t been recognized in any standardized method for collecting national statistics,” says Martin Makary, M.D., M.P.H., professor of surgery at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and an authority on health reform. “The medical coding system was designed to maximize billing for physician services, not to collect national health statistics, as it is currently being used.”
In 1949, Makary says, the U.S. adopted an international form that used International Classification of Diseases (ICD) billing codes to tally causes of death.
“At that time, it was under-recognized that diagnostic errors, medical mistakes and the absence of safety nets could result in someone’s death, and because of that, medical errors were unintentionally excluded from national health statistics,” says Makary.
The researchers say that since that time, national mortality statistics have been tabulated using billing codes, which don’t have a built-in way to recognize incidence rates of mortality due to medical care gone wrong.
In their study, the researchers examined four separate studies that analyzed medical death rate data from 2000 to 2008, including one by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of the Inspector General and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. Then, using hospital admission rates from 2013, they extrapolated that based on a total of 35,416,020 hospitalizations, 251,454 deaths stemmed from a medical error, which the researchers say now translates to 9.5 percent of all deaths each year in the U.S.
According to the CDC, in 2013, 611,105 people died of heart disease, 584,881 died of cancer and 149,205 died of chronic respiratory disease — the top three causes of death in the U.S. The newly calculated figure for medical errors puts this cause of death behind cancer but ahead of respiratory disease.
Michael Daniel of Johns Hopkins is a co-author on the stud
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Is hospital Acquired Infections (HAIs) not amongst the top five causes of death?
Is hospital Acquired Infections (HAIs) not amongst the top five causes of death?
Hospital Acquired Infections (HAIs) are amongst the top five causes of death?
Hospital Acquired Infections (HAIs) are amongst the top five causes of death?
Yes it is. do Read more at: health.economictimes
https://health.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/industry/why-hospital-acquired-infections-hais-are-amongst-the-top-five-causes-of-death/66261626
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In the presence of insurance, hospitalization is a compulsion for you.
Thanks to the hospital induced infections, heavy antibiotics are the compulsion of the hospital management.
To bear the after effects of those heavy antibiotics; is your compulsion; after hospitalization.
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Despite the umbrella of all kinds of insurance, when we reach inside the hospital; does above two causes not reduce our chances; of quick recovery from the claws of diseases?
When we admit our patient in any big hospital; do we not get elated; observing our patient showing signs of improvement; on the very first day of hospitalization?
Subsequent to this, do costly medicines and examinations for achieving better results not start appearing in front of us?
Soon the condition of our patient does not start deteriorating?
Assuming the threat of infection by hospital administration; they recommend more rest to the patient and less contact with our patient.
Does day by day contact of us, with our patient; not start decreasing; along with ballooning of due bills; while patient's condition deteriorates exponentially?
Do we know; why do big hospital chains; erect following signboards at their entrances?
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In this scenario, can we understand that once the clinical symptoms are set in once body; there remains a very grim chance of survival back; to the good health of the patient; for living upto one hundred years?
In this scenario, can we understand that once the clinical symptoms are set in once body; there remains a very grim chance of survival back; to the good health of the patient; for living upto one hundred years?
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Is there not a better way to save a life?
Is there not a better way to save a life?
Yes a better way is certainly there by making people aware of the preclinical symptoms and making them so affordable that everybody could afford it and enjoy the benefits of a long healthy life.
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That's why we are proposing to capture the hidden signals in the body; before they get pronounced upto the level of clinical symptoms. This way we have much more chances; preventing premature death in the 25 to 55 years old citizens.
To achieve this, we are initially focusing on causes by which; more than half of the people; die prematurely in our country.
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How can we achieve that?
How can we achieve that?
We have to create an environment where everybody would aspire for it. We have to make it so fashionable that a mass movement towards healthy and wealthy life will flourish in the nation.
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Now in this decade to dominate globally, in the best livability environment
Now in this decade to dominate globally, in the best livability environment
We have to decrease it further from the current 7.380 by 2.268 to reach 5.112 per thousand by December 31, 2032.
Grioki Research & Development Private Limited is going to be promoted by AJAY SAXENA & Associates, from B39, Sector 29 Belapur, Navi Mumbai 400614 Maharashtra.
He also got registered in The Trademark Act of 1999, (Single Firm) In Class 42 under No. 5368378 as of the date 12 March 2022 in respect of Scientific, technological research, design and services.
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What is premature death?
What is premature death?
Premature death occurs before their expected lifespan, usually before the normal age of mortality; due to factors such as disease, injury or lifestyle choices. It is an unexpected event that cannot be expected by the person and their loved ones.
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What is the impact of premature death on the Human Development Index?
What is the impact of premature death on the Human Development Index?
Human Development Index (HDI) is a measure of a country's average achievements in three basic dimensions of human development: a long and healthy life, access to knowledge and a decent standard of living.
Premature death can have a negative effect on HDI as it reduces the average life expectancy, which is one of the components of HDI. Additionally, when people die prematurely, their potential for contributing to the economic and social development of their communities is lost, which can also have a negative impact on HDI.
Moreover, if the deaths are concentrated in certain age groups or certain population segments, it can lead to imbalances in the demographic structure of a country, resulting in a decrease in the labor force and putting additional pressure on health and social welfare systems.
Therefore, reducing premature death is important not only for improving people's lives and well-being, but also for achieving sustainable human development.
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To implement this task we have to deploy in the first phase about 140k graduates in various fields along with engineers to observe, gather data from the ground, research, design and develop the solutions.
To make the project commercially viable, we have to collaborate with other like-minded entities.
For this we already join hands with a few brands and further expand our portfolio as and when opportunities match with our efforts.
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Now to make the task measurable, we have to save; 2.268 per thousand or about 23 lives per ten thousand vulnerable per year.
In other words the efforts of one individual team member; will save at least one person per fortnight.
To achieve this level of dexterity and efficiency, we have to train them in a manner; by which our team members will become confident enough; to save more lives than we are projecting here.
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What impact will it generate in India?
What impact will it generate in India?
With the help of our startup, we will prevent more untimely deaths than the population of 99 small countries combined, in this decade alone.
Thus more people will move forward in the direction of prosperity than the combined population of Kuwait and Bahrain.
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Now let me know, how would you like to associate yourself; and in which way; for this cause?
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Certificate of Registration of Trade Mark
Certificate of Registration of Trade Mark
प्रारूप आरजी 2
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INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY INDIA
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भारत सरकार
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व्यापार चिन्ह रजिस्ट्री
Trade Marks Registry
व्यापार चिन्ह अधिनियम, 1999
Trade Marks Act, 1999
व्यापार चिन्ह के रजिस्ट्रीकरण का प्रमाणपत्र, धारा 23 (2), नियम 56 (1)
Certificate of Registration of Trade Mark, Section 23 (2), Rule 56 (1)
| व्यापार चिन्ह संख्या / Trade Mark No. 5368378 दिनांक / Date 12/03/2022 ज. संख्या /J. No. 2055
| यह प्रमाणित किया जाता है कि जिस प्रकार चिन्ह की समाकृति इसके साथ संलग्न है, वह के बारे में दिनांक..नाम से रजिस्ट्रीकृत हो चुका है।
|| Certified that Trade Mark / a representation is annexed hereto, has been registered in the name(s) of :-
| AJAY SAXENA, B39, Sector 29 Belapur, Navi Mumbai 400614 Maharashtra, The Trademark Act of 1999, ( Single Firm )
| In Class 42 Under No. 5368378 as of the date 12 March 2022 in respect of
Scientific, technological research, design and services.
Grioki
Global Research Institute of Kitchenopathy®
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The leading causes of death in India in the age group of 25 to 60 years vary by region and demographic factors, but some common causes randomly include:
The leading causes of death in India in the age group of 25 to 60 years vary by region and demographic factors, but some common causes randomly include:
Cardiovascular diseases: These include heart attacks and strokes, and are often linked to factors such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and tobacco use.: 27%
Chronic respiratory diseases: These include chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma, and are often linked to factors such as tobacco use, pollution, and occupational exposures.:
Cancer: Cancer is a leading cause of death in India, and common types include lung, breast, and colon cancer.
Diabetes: Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects how the body processes glucose, and it can lead to serious health complications if left untreated.
Infectious diseases: Infectious diseases such as tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, and malaria continue to be major causes of death in India, especially in disadvantaged populations.
It is important to note that these causes of death are often preventable or treatable with proper healthcare and lifestyle changes, such as maintaining a healthy diet and exercise routine, not smoking.
Some distractions
Some distractions
These many MBBS joining per year. The future of medical education will be just like what happened to engineering. Substandard training at several of these private colleges. These will only add to the manpower of corporates.
And now the government of India's MoHFW made this decision for post graduation in that field.
Do we know; why do big hospital chains erect such signboards at their entrances?
What Vinod Khosla says about future of healthcare years ago?
What Vinod Khosla says about future of healthcare years ago?
20-Percent-Doctor-Included-2019-Exponential-Medicine-1.pdfBehold! The shimmering gemstones of tomorrow, concealed behind the veils of time, creating more synergy for us.
Behold! The shimmering gemstones of tomorrow, concealed behind the veils of time, creating more synergy for us.
Just listen what Sun Microsystems co founder and early chatGPT investor is saying about our future
Just listen what Sun Microsystems co founder and early chatGPT investor is saying about our future
https://drive.google.com/file/d/174iexc3kKlVXQF02btZLmPus8POmTLfI/view
Life expectancy at birth is significantly lower for the bottom 20% of households in India, at 65.1 years, compared to 72.7 years for the top 20%. Dalit women, on average, die 14.6 years earlier than savarna women. Tribal populations in India have a life expectancy approximately three years shorter than the non-tribal population, with 42% of tribal children suffering from malnutrition. Despite 75% of the population living in rural areas, only 31% of hospitals and 16% of hospital beds are located there. According to a World Health Organization (WHO) report, the lack of adequate public health infrastructure and the high cost of private healthcare are impoverishing over 5 crore Indians annually.
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