Category: Science and Health
Tuberculosis situation in Jaffna District: District Health Review July 2017 meeting at RDHS office, Jaffna
Jul 08, 2018
Dr. C. S. Jamunantha (MBBS DTCD) The thematic Map of Jaffna District NSP. TB case detection rate is as follows:- We need a good infrastructure for TB care. Since we have TB burden. There were 28...
Understanding the Auditory Trauma among the victims with blast related Polytrauma
Jul 07, 2018
Dr. C. S. Jamunanantha Tamil civilian population had been exposed to massive explosive’s during 2008-2009 in Vanni. Consequently they are suffering from associated blast related poly trauma. Blast...
Winning the War on Tuberculosis in Northern Province of Sri Lanka
May 07, 2018
DR.C.S.Jamunanantha, MBBS, DTCD New drugs and treatment regimes along with new public health institutions with human right approaches are making a difference in Tuberculosis treatment in...
Quantum Transformers in power grid system an innovative technology for mankind
Mar 27, 2018
Dr. C.S. Jamunanantha Scientific technology are uplifting the standard of Human livings on earth. The needs of the growing populations can be fulfilled by the innovative approach in the electrical...
Messentry as Gut brain or Abdominal Hypothalamus
Apr 19, 2017
Dr.C.S.Jamunanantha- MBBS, DTCD Messentry as an organ has the vital physiological function in the abdomen. It can be described as abdominal hypothalamus and as abdominal heart. Abdominal Mind or...
Probability of indigenous Malaria returning to Sri Lanka
Aug 03, 2016
Dr.C.S.Jamunannantha ( S.M.O, Teaching Hospital, Jaffna) There has been no malaria transmission in Sri Lanka since October 2012. Malaria has been eliminated from Sri Lanka. Although there is no...
Quantum Physics in Biological Process
Jul 27, 2016
Dr.C.S.Jamunanatha Understanding the Quantum Physics in biological system is vital for future scientific researches. Quantum process might be at work of natural process as follows:- Photo synthesis...
NASA contractor Orbital to launch first spacecraft since 2014 rocket explosion
Dec 03, 2015
NASA contractor Orbital ATK is set to launch its first resupply mission since its rocket explosion disaster in 2014. Its cargo capsule will carry more than 7,000 pounds of food, water, and supplies...
7 things you should know about wines
Nov 02, 2015
Dry Wine It is the one that has few natural sugars. Thus, a dry wine is the one that is not ‘sweet’. Sweet Wine A wine with more sugar content. These are typically dessert wines,...
‘Supermoon’ coincides with lunar eclipse
Sep 28, 2015
A supermoon occurs when the Moon is in the closest part of its orbit to Earth, meaning it appears larger in the sky. The eclipse – which made the Moon appear red – has been visible in...
How can we reverse the incidence of Chronic Renal failure in Sri Lanka?
Sep 25, 2015
Dr.C.S.Jamunanantha (MBBS, DTCD, SMO, TH, Jaffna) Introduction The first patient with Kidney disease of unknown origin was identified in 1991 and then subsequently every four years the numbers...
The growing problem of space junk
Aug 05, 2015
Forty-five years ago the associate director of science at Nasa’s Marshall Space Flight Center, Ernst Stuhlinger, an original member of Wernher von Braun’s Operation Paperclip team, was...
New Horizons- Pluto may have ‘nitrogen glaciers’
Jul 25, 2015
Scientists believe they see evidence of surface material having flowed around mountains and even ponding in craters.The activity is certainly recent, they say, and may even be current.But the mission...
World’s first malaria vaccine, backed by Bill Gates, gets green light
Jul 24, 2015
The world’s first malaria vaccine, backed by Bill Gates, has received a green light for future use in babies in sub-Saharan Africa. The European Medicines Agency gave the Mosquirix vaccine a...
Nasa finds ‘another Earth-like planet’ in the Milky Way
Jul 24, 2015
Nasa has found a twin Earth orbiting a star like the Sun in the Milky Way which scientists say ‘would feel a lot like home.’ Kepler 452b – which has been dubbed Earth 2.0 – is six...
New Horizons probe zooms into Pluto’s plains
Jul 20, 2015
A region, which has been named after the Soviet Sputnik satellite, displays a flat terrain broken up into polygons.At the edges of these 20-30km-wide features are troughs filled with dark material...
Mission of pluto
Jul 15, 2015
Data in its first call home since Tuesday’s flyby suggest the spacecraft experienced no upsets as it hurtled past the icy world at 14km/s,The signal came through a giant dish in Madrid, Spain...
UK to develop Quantum ‘universal’ satellite
Jul 10, 2015
To be called Quantum and built in the UK, the 3.5-tonne spacecraft will break new ground by being totally reconfigurable in orbit.Normally, the major mission parameters on satellites – such as...
Sugar is the boost of Airbus
Jun 17, 2015
Everyday almost 8 million passengers travel in the air buses and the use of petroleum gas makes environmental pollution. Researchers in California research institute has made endeavor to reduce the...
The fertile Valikamam soil that is being grabbed on one side and degraded on the other
Jan 01, 2015
Valikamam North and Valikamam South are two areas in the Jaffna peninsula of the Northern Province of Sri Lanka which is naturally blessed with fresh water resources and fertile red soil that is...
Art Therapy
Dec 31, 2014
Translated by: V.F.Joseph In the growth of global civilization, Art has been playing the role of a medium for exchange of information and it notable that it has been reducing mental pressures, from...
What happens when you survive Ebola?
Aug 23, 2014
Two American preachers contaminated with the dangerous Ebola infection were given a trial medication. Soon after, Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol were flown independently from Liberia to...