Article explores the efficacy and safety of ormeloxifene, a selective estrogen receptor modulator, in the treatment of dysfunctional uterine bleeding (DUB). Dysfunctional uterine bleeding is a common gynecological disorder characterized by irregular menstrual bleeding due to hormonal imbalances. This review examines the pharmacological properties of ormeloxifene, its mechanisms of action in regulating menstrual cycles, and its clinical outcomes in the management of DUB. The potential benefits, side effects, and future directions for research are also discussed, highlighting ormeloxifene as a promising therapeutic option for DUB.

"Measuring Up: Using Ring Finger Length for Stature Estimation in the Haryanavi Population" investigates the utility of ring finger length as a proxy for estimating stature in individuals from the Haryanavi population. This study employs anthropometric measurements and statistical analysis to establish correlations between ring finger length and stature, providing insights into the feasibility and accuracy of this method within the Haryanavi demographic. By examining a sample of individuals from the Haryana region, this research contributes to the field of forensic anthropology and biostatistics, offering a practical tool for stature estimation in diverse populations.