October 2025 - March 2026
Vol. 4 No. 04 (2026)

This volume highlights rare clinical presentations and practical research in medicine and rehabilitation. It features intriguing case reports on Burkholderia septicaemia in a child with atrial septal defect and pulmonary hypertension, as well as metabolic encephalopathy in a hypertensive patient with hyponatremia. The issue also presents a clinical evaluation of Ferrum Phosphoricum 3X for managing iron deficiency anaemia in children and a cross-sectional study exploring the correlation between working posture and core strength among laborers in mechanical industries. These contributions offer valuable insights for clinicians and researchers alike.

April - September
Vol. 3 No. 03 (2025)

Page No. 01 - 59

This issue delves into innovative rehabilitation strategies and evidence-based management for complex conditions in outpatient settings. It features a scoping review on empowering healthcare professionals with self-care recommendations for congestive cardiac failure, promoting sustainable patient outcomes. Two forward-looking scoping reviews explore aquatic therapy and Brain Gym, highlighting current concepts, limitations, and emerging trends to advance rehabilitative practice. Additionally, a single-subject study presents a targeted physiotherapy protocol for Pseudomonas-induced knee septic arthritis, offering practical insights for rare infections. Rounding out the volume, a parallel comparative clinical trial evaluates Guduchyadi Churna versus Trifala Churna in managing Sthaulya (obesity), bridging traditional Ayurvedic approaches with modern clinical evidence.

October - March 2025
Vol. 2 No. 02 (2024)

Page No. 01 - 45

In JHD Volume 2, alternative medicine demonstrates its potential across diverse conditions through targeted, holistic approaches. A patient regains oral function and comfort after maxillary alveolectomy for squamous cell carcinoma via integrative therapies like acupuncture and supportive herbal remedies, aiding recovery from surgery-related challenges. Early natural interventions, including herbal applications and gentle mind-body practices, help prevent severe contractures and scarring in burn survivors by promoting tissue healing and flexibility. An individual with ACL and meniscal tear achieves strong, stable knee recovery through non-surgical methods such as regenerative supports, bracing, and restorative exercises. Virtual reality combined with mindfulness meditation significantly reduces anxiety, depression, and stress, enhancing emotional wellbeing during healing processes. Conservative acupuncture and herbal strategies effectively relieve pain and restore jaw mobility in anterior disk displacement, offering relief without invasive procedures.

April - September
Vol. 1 No. 01 (2024)

Page No. 01 - 34

Dive into cutting-edge clinical insights with this issue’s standout contributions. Explore real-world post-op success after vaginal hysterectomy—practical lessons for better outcomes. Get the no-nonsense breakdown: why Brain Gym’s bold claims don’t hold up under scrutiny. Discover smart, conservative strategies that actually relieve temporo-mandibular joint pain. Experience the future of rehab—virtual reality unlocks faster, smarter recovery from distal radius fractures.