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Why Drinking Coffee Or Tea On A Flight Is More Unsafe Than You Think, Doctor Explains
Dr Huma Shaikh recommends playing it safe by sticking to bottled water on planes
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Is Non-Stick Cookware Safe For Cooking? Find What Experts Say
Non-stick is usually referred to surfaces coated with polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), also known as Teflon. Read on.
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Are Non-Stick Tawas Safe? Here's What Expert Says
Non-stick tawas have become a staple in Indian households, but misconceptions about their safety persist. Renowned nutritionist, Amita Gadre, sheds light on whether you should opt for these cooking surfaces.
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5 Easy Tips To Keep Your Non-Stick Utensils Safe From Unwanted Scratches
We use different pots and pans to cook in the kitchen. Lately, many people are using non-stick ones because they make cooking easy. These pans are great for flipping pancakes, dosas, and making omelettes.
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Sticking To Home Cooked Meals? Here Are 10 Tips To Practice Food Safety
On World Food Safety Day, here are a few useful tips to keep you and your food safe
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How To Drive A Car In Fog
Here is a list of top tips to drive safe during foggy conditions.
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World Diabetes Day 2018: Is White Rice Safe For Diabetics?
People suffering from diabetes are often told to stop consuming white rice as it is rich in carbs and can instantly up the sugar levels. But, you still can eat white rice if you have diabetes but in a very limited portion.
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Protein In Saliva Can Prevent Traveller's Diarrhoea; 5 Dietary Tips To Follow For Safe Travel
Researchers have identified a protein in human saliva that can protect the body from the bacterium that is responsible for causing traveller's diarrhoea.
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Are Incense Sticks Safe?
Incense sticks provide you with a blissful feeling of spirituality and purity. But are they safe?
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First Photo From Selfie Stick Clicked in 1926
A pianist for silent movies can safely be called the "father of selfie sticks" - a new-age phenomenon that has taken smartphone users by storm today.
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Party safe this New Year
New Year is exactly a week away and this New Year's eve may be an entirely different ball game. The city's police force, which was taken for granted by most party goers, has now turned the tables to ensure that the New Year celebrations remain a low-key affair and party goers stick to rules.
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Hockey manufactures play it safe with condoms
Hockey sticks from a factory in Jallandhar have a special finish. They use condoms to give them that extra strength and gloss.
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Why Drinking Coffee Or Tea On A Flight Is More Unsafe Than You Think, Doctor Explains
Dr Huma Shaikh recommends playing it safe by sticking to bottled water on planes
-
Is Non-Stick Cookware Safe For Cooking? Find What Experts Say
Non-stick is usually referred to surfaces coated with polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), also known as Teflon. Read on.
-
Are Non-Stick Tawas Safe? Here's What Expert Says
Non-stick tawas have become a staple in Indian households, but misconceptions about their safety persist. Renowned nutritionist, Amita Gadre, sheds light on whether you should opt for these cooking surfaces.
-
5 Easy Tips To Keep Your Non-Stick Utensils Safe From Unwanted Scratches
We use different pots and pans to cook in the kitchen. Lately, many people are using non-stick ones because they make cooking easy. These pans are great for flipping pancakes, dosas, and making omelettes.
-
Sticking To Home Cooked Meals? Here Are 10 Tips To Practice Food Safety
On World Food Safety Day, here are a few useful tips to keep you and your food safe
-
How To Drive A Car In Fog
Here is a list of top tips to drive safe during foggy conditions.
-
World Diabetes Day 2018: Is White Rice Safe For Diabetics?
People suffering from diabetes are often told to stop consuming white rice as it is rich in carbs and can instantly up the sugar levels. But, you still can eat white rice if you have diabetes but in a very limited portion.
-
Protein In Saliva Can Prevent Traveller's Diarrhoea; 5 Dietary Tips To Follow For Safe Travel
Researchers have identified a protein in human saliva that can protect the body from the bacterium that is responsible for causing traveller's diarrhoea.
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Are Incense Sticks Safe?
Incense sticks provide you with a blissful feeling of spirituality and purity. But are they safe?
-
First Photo From Selfie Stick Clicked in 1926
A pianist for silent movies can safely be called the "father of selfie sticks" - a new-age phenomenon that has taken smartphone users by storm today.
-
Party safe this New Year
New Year is exactly a week away and this New Year's eve may be an entirely different ball game. The city's police force, which was taken for granted by most party goers, has now turned the tables to ensure that the New Year celebrations remain a low-key affair and party goers stick to rules.
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Hockey manufactures play it safe with condoms
Hockey sticks from a factory in Jallandhar have a special finish. They use condoms to give them that extra strength and gloss.
