Background and Objective: Burnout was recognized as a disease entity about three decades ago and was found to be highly prevalent among the human service professionals. Objective of this study was to translate the Maslach ...

Experiments in tropical rocky intertidal habitats across the globe have identified various effects of biological and physical factors on algal assemblage. High- and mid-intertidal rocky shores in tropical areas are exposed, ...

Objectives: The garment industry has gradually become the major foreign exchange earner in Sri Lanka. The objective of this study is to provide an overview of health problems and quality of life among female garment workers ...

Characterization of the helminth parasites of wild fish has a considerable importance from the point of view of hygiene and public health, as well as from its taxonomic interest. To study the pathogenecity of parasites in ...

Though, there are studies on distribution and abundance of commercially important finfish larvae over the globe, such accounts on ichthyoplankton fauna in coastal waters of Sri Lanka are relatively scarce and to our ...

Human activities in coastal areas may threaten biological communities and lead to the loss of biodiversity. This study compares the impact of human trampling on macrobenthic communities found in the low-, mid-, and high-tidal ...

Fish contributes about 50% of total animal protein intake in some small islands and other developing states. Fish products provide 15% or more protein consumed by nearly 3 billion people worldwide. Highly important to ...

The demersal copepod, pseudodiaptomus annandalei Sewell, 1919 is reported for the first time from the plankton samples collected from coastal waters of southern Sri Lanka during August 2004 to January 2005. These new data ...