Consider yourself as a integrated researcher Posters must be printed and brought by the delegate in the standard portrait size used at national-level Ayurveda/AYUSH conferences—3 ft wide by 4 ft high (approx. 90 cm x 120 cm)—printed on flex or matte material (foldable paper print acceptable), with any deviation due to institutional board size confirmed in advance with the Scientific Committee; the content should be structured to include the title, author(s) and affiliation, Registration ID (Ayur Key), Introduction/Background, Aim & Objectives, Materials & Methods (if applicable), Results/Observations, Discussion, Conclusion, and References & Acknowledgement; and the design should follow clear guidelines—title font at minimum 72pt bold and readable from 1.5–2 metres away, section headings at 40–48pt, body text at 24–28pt, a sans-serif font such as Arial or Calibri used throughout for clarity, diagrams, charts and images favoured over dense paragraphs with bullet points used where possible, and a consistent, high-contrast colour scheme maintained while avoiding overcrowding the board. ask question if you need additional data. Do add original lancet editorial photo below title bar
Consider yourself as a integrated researcher Posters must be printed and brought by the delegate in the standard portrait size used at national-level Ayurveda/AYUSH conferences—3 ft wide by 4 ft high (approx. 90 cm x 120 cm)—printed on flex or matte material (foldable paper print acceptable), with any deviation due to institutional board size confirmed in advance with the Scientific Committee; the content should be structured to include the title, author(s) and affiliation, Registration ID (Ayur Key), Introduction/Background, Aim & Objectives, Materials & Methods (if applicable), Results/Observations, Discussion, Conclusion, and References & Acknowledgement; and the design should follow clear guidelines—title font at minimum 72pt bold and readable from 1.5–2 metres away, section headings at 40–48pt, body text at 24–28pt, a sans-serif font such as Arial or Calibri used throughout for clarity, diagrams, charts and images favoured over dense paragraphs with bullet points used where possible, and a consistent, high-contrast colour scheme maintained while avoiding overcrowding the board. ask question if you need additional data. Do add original lancet editorial photo below title bar
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The project titled 'Ayurvedic Management of Sthoulya' explores the integration of Ayurveda with cardiometabolic care. It employs conceptual narrative analysis, drawing from sources like Lancet and both classical and modern literature, to map the Sthoulya disease cascade. The discussion highlights Ayurveda's systemic approach to curative care through Hetu Viparita correction and the application of Samprapti Vighatana principles, aiming to translate these insights into coordinated healthcare...