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World No Tobacco Day 2022: Can Smoking Adversely Affect Your Vision? Know All About It
World No Tobacco Day 2022: In this article, we discuss how can smoking impact the health of our eyes along with other risk factors.
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World No Tobacco Day 2022: Is Yoga An Effective Way To Quit Smoking?
World No Tobacco Day 2022: Smoking can be threatening to the people who smoke, the environment, and the beings around them. Here is why you should try yoga if you want to quit.
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Boys At Greater Risk Of Repeating Grades, Failing To Complete Education Than Girls: UNESCO Report
The report titled 'Leave no child behind: Global report on boys' disengagement from education' pointed out that no less than 132 million boys of primary and secondary school age are out of school.
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EU Says No Specific Age Risk For AstraZeneca Coronavirus Vaccine So Far
Experts probing links between the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine and blood clots have found no specific risk factors, including age, but are investigating further, the EU's drug regulator said Wednesday.
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Centre's Advisory For Advertisers For Online Gaming, Fantasy Sports On TV
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Friday issued an advisory on advertisements on online gaming and fantasy sports in all private satellite TV channels directing advertisers to give disclaimers that such games involve financial risk and no people under the age of 18 will take part in them. These guidelines will be effective from Decemb...
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Planning A Pregnancy After 35: Here's What You Should Know
Pregnancy tips: Being a mother after 35 is not all complications and no fun. In fact, mothers post 35 years of age are said to be more careful with their babies!
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What Is A Silent Stroke? Top Facts To Know Before It Gets Too Late
Silent strokes have been found to be more in common than strokes in people above the age 65 who have undergone major non-cardiac surgery. Read here to know everything about silent strokes before it gets too late to take an action.
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Low-Dose Aspirin Offers No Overall Benefit For Healthy Older People
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends that people between the ages of 50 and 59 take low doses of aspirin to prevent cardiovascular problems and colorectal cancer.
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Dementia Can Be Predicted 10 Years In Advance: Know The Risk Factors
According to a new study, dementia can now be predicted 10 years in advance. One of the major cause of disability among adults is dementia, and still, there is no effective treatment available for it, researchers said.
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Chickenpox: Causes, Symptoms And Everything You Need To Know
Chickenpox is usually determined by large red spots on the body. Chickenpox is not that severe a condition and can be secured within a week or two.There is no particular cause behind chickenpox apart from contact with the varicella virus.
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Sex Change Operations: All You Ever Wanted To Know About Transsexuals And Surgeries For Change Of Sex
Sex change operations: Transsexuals who feel the need of changing their sex undergo sex change operations. These operations comprise changing genital organs and hormone therapy -- which help transsexuals to live the life of their desired gender.
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5 Ways to Protect Your Privacy in the Digital Age
There's no way to eliminate privacy risks nowadays short of unplugging entirely, but you can minimise the odds with these tips.
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Wary Of Ageing Nuke Plants, Belgium Gives Free Iodine Pills To Millions
Belgium began Monday to make iodine pills available free to its 11 million people in case of an accident at its ageing nuclear plants but said there was no "specific risk"
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Healthy Weight Could Lessen the Risk of High Blood Pressure in Middle Age
According to a latest study maintaining a healthy weight could be the best way to prevent unhealthy blood pressure levels, when pitted alongside other good lifestyle behaviors like no smoking, limited alcohol, healthy diet etc.
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Daycare Not Linked to Child Obesity
Working parents who send their children to daycare no longer need to worry about whether this puts their kids at increased risk for obesity, a U.S. study suggests.
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World No Tobacco Day 2022: Can Smoking Adversely Affect Your Vision? Know All About It
World No Tobacco Day 2022: In this article, we discuss how can smoking impact the health of our eyes along with other risk factors.
-
World No Tobacco Day 2022: Is Yoga An Effective Way To Quit Smoking?
World No Tobacco Day 2022: Smoking can be threatening to the people who smoke, the environment, and the beings around them. Here is why you should try yoga if you want to quit.
-
Boys At Greater Risk Of Repeating Grades, Failing To Complete Education Than Girls: UNESCO Report
The report titled 'Leave no child behind: Global report on boys' disengagement from education' pointed out that no less than 132 million boys of primary and secondary school age are out of school.
-
EU Says No Specific Age Risk For AstraZeneca Coronavirus Vaccine So Far
Experts probing links between the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine and blood clots have found no specific risk factors, including age, but are investigating further, the EU's drug regulator said Wednesday.
-
Centre's Advisory For Advertisers For Online Gaming, Fantasy Sports On TV
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Friday issued an advisory on advertisements on online gaming and fantasy sports in all private satellite TV channels directing advertisers to give disclaimers that such games involve financial risk and no people under the age of 18 will take part in them. These guidelines will be effective from Decemb...
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Planning A Pregnancy After 35: Here's What You Should Know
Pregnancy tips: Being a mother after 35 is not all complications and no fun. In fact, mothers post 35 years of age are said to be more careful with their babies!
-
What Is A Silent Stroke? Top Facts To Know Before It Gets Too Late
Silent strokes have been found to be more in common than strokes in people above the age 65 who have undergone major non-cardiac surgery. Read here to know everything about silent strokes before it gets too late to take an action.
-
Low-Dose Aspirin Offers No Overall Benefit For Healthy Older People
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends that people between the ages of 50 and 59 take low doses of aspirin to prevent cardiovascular problems and colorectal cancer.
-
Dementia Can Be Predicted 10 Years In Advance: Know The Risk Factors
According to a new study, dementia can now be predicted 10 years in advance. One of the major cause of disability among adults is dementia, and still, there is no effective treatment available for it, researchers said.
-
Chickenpox: Causes, Symptoms And Everything You Need To Know
Chickenpox is usually determined by large red spots on the body. Chickenpox is not that severe a condition and can be secured within a week or two.There is no particular cause behind chickenpox apart from contact with the varicella virus.
-
Sex Change Operations: All You Ever Wanted To Know About Transsexuals And Surgeries For Change Of Sex
Sex change operations: Transsexuals who feel the need of changing their sex undergo sex change operations. These operations comprise changing genital organs and hormone therapy -- which help transsexuals to live the life of their desired gender.
-
5 Ways to Protect Your Privacy in the Digital Age
There's no way to eliminate privacy risks nowadays short of unplugging entirely, but you can minimise the odds with these tips.
-
Wary Of Ageing Nuke Plants, Belgium Gives Free Iodine Pills To Millions
Belgium began Monday to make iodine pills available free to its 11 million people in case of an accident at its ageing nuclear plants but said there was no "specific risk"
-
Healthy Weight Could Lessen the Risk of High Blood Pressure in Middle Age
According to a latest study maintaining a healthy weight could be the best way to prevent unhealthy blood pressure levels, when pitted alongside other good lifestyle behaviors like no smoking, limited alcohol, healthy diet etc.
-
Daycare Not Linked to Child Obesity
Working parents who send their children to daycare no longer need to worry about whether this puts their kids at increased risk for obesity, a U.S. study suggests.