Titlebook: Heat Stress and Animal Productivity; Anjali Aggarwal,Ramesh Upadhyay Book 2013 Springer India 2013 Climate change.Immunity.Milk production

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Heat Stress and Milk Production, the first 60 days of lactation when high-producing cows are in negative energy balance and make up for the deficit by mobilising body reserves. High-yielding cows are affected more than low yielding ones because the upper critical temperature shifts downwards as milk production, feed intake and hea

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Heat Stress and Immune Function,ponses of heat stress can be prevented or overcome through alternative management practices and some nutritional strategies. Thermal stress imposes significant economic burden on the productivity of cows and buffaloes. Homeothermic processes within a reasonable limit bring back the immune system to

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Biological Rhythms,ntained circadian clocks. The daily alternation of light and dark is the main regulatory factor of the pineal hormone melatonin. Alterations in long-term lighting conditions during the year result in metabolic and behavioural changes in most living beings. The suprachiasmatic nuclei (SCN) in the hyp

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Shelter Management for Alleviation of Heat Stress in Cows and Buffaloes,cattle and buffaloes increases during heat. Solar exposure increases heat load of animals by increasing the core and surface temperature. In addition to increasing heat load, heat exchange at the body surface is reduced. Radiant energy that strikes a surface can be absorbed, reflected or transmitted

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ies and disabilities over the lifespan. With the aim of supporting healthy older adults in order to sustain their wellbeing and capacity to live independently, the NESTORE project was recently funded by the EU Commission. In order to take into account the complex interactions among different aspects

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Anjali Aggarwal,Ramesh Upadhyayr perception of their efficacy to support toward health promotion and global wellness. In this context, the H2020 project NESTORE (Non-intrusive Empowering Solutions and Technologies for Older people to Retain Everyday life activity) will develop an innovative, multidimensional, personalised e-coach

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Anjali Aggarwal,Ramesh Upadhyaydifficult given its episodic nature, heterogeneous manifestation and limited responsiveness to drug treatment. Clinicians found alternative approaches, such as rhythmic cueing. We have built a smartphone-based architecture in agreement with acceptability and usability requirements which is able to d

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Anjali Aggarwal,Ramesh Upadhyaya from their living environment. The described work is part of the . project in which an intelligent AAL environment has been developed. The whole system relies on a state-of-the-art middleware for sensor data gathering and the pursued perspective is the one of designing added value services based o