Abstract: This paper focuses on discontinuity of life in Ahmad Ali‟s Twilight in Delhi (1940). The aim of this study is to highlight the causes of discontinuity of life while the objective of the study is to explore that how characters‟ lives discontinued. For this aim, Fairclough‟s critical discourse analysis model is used. This paper concludes that critical discourse analysis at sentence level appears effective in analyzing the deep meaning of discontinuity of characters' life. It is also concluded that critical discourse analysis techniques helpes in finding that the writer has juxtaposed the national, social, domestic and personal discontinued life of characters but with gradual decline.

Abstract: Background: Behavioral disturbances are commonly found in the Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and during the early stages of the Alzheimer's disease. This review examines the typology and frequency of such behavioral symptoms. Method: Medline literature review until January 2019. Results: Although there is a vast and sometimes contradictory literature, most Authors agree on the following elements: 1) Behavioral symptoms are highly frequent; 2) Depression and anxiety are among its most common symptoms; 3) Symptoms appear in all types of dementia and also in animal models of the Alzheimer's disease. In fact, behavioral symptoms are so common that some Authors propose the concept of Mild Behavioral Impairment (MPI). Conclusion: Behavioral disturbances often represent the very first or one of the first signs of cognitive impairment among the elderly

Abstract: In this brief paper, we equate behaviourism with the black box of the mind. We see that the model of the mind as the function equalling the derivate yields the time associated with AT Math. We also see that where the mind meets the decision tree yields the gravitational constant. Behaviourism is therefore put on a mathematical basis.

Abstract: His paper considers the possible cause of stuttering and the mechanism by which stuttering occurs. Using the chemistry of adrenaline, we determine that the neurotransmitter calcium may have a role to play in causing the stutter to react to a signal 40 faster than normal. Astrotheology Math and the universal circuit are used in the work and we see that is the capacitor that is malfunctioning in the brain of the stutter. If what we’ve done is correct, we may have identified what causing stuttering which is debilitating to young and old alike.

Abstract: The pineal gland is found to be smaller in patients with schizophrenia. This is likely caused by too much caffeine in the diet. Caffeine produces melatonin when mixed with the DNA molecule Adenine (A). Caffeine could be one cause of schizophrenia.

Abstract: Stigma is a discrimination against an identifiable group of people, a place, or a nation. A lack of knowledge about how COVID-19 spreads, fears about disease and death, and gossip are the major cause for rumors and myths. These leads to prejudices against people and communities. Such behavior may culminate into increased hostility, chaos and unnecessary social disruptions. There is an urgent need to counter such prejudices and to rise as a community that is empowered with health literacy and responds appropriately in the face of this adversity.

Abstract: The ongoing pandemic of COVID-19 has resulted in significant morbidity and mortality worldwide and has adversely affected the economy and social integrity. The family members and close contacts face psychological problems as they have been traced, isolated or quarantined which makes people anxious and guilty regarding the quarantine and stigma on their family members and friends. While the healthcare sector and government officials from all over the world is focusing on the control of the pandemic adopting various preventive measures, there is little to no attention provided to the mental health status of the isolated, panicked and home bound people. There is a emergent need to understand the mental issues related to COVID-19 and possible measures to cope with the same for their effective management.