Category: 8. Health
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Unlocking marvels of Basil seeds water on empty stomach
Sabja seeds are beneficial during scorching hot summers. —Indian Express Incorporating basil seeds water into your morning routine can be a game-changer for your weight loss journey and overall gut health, Yahoo Lifestyle reported. The benefits of this remarkable elixir extend beyond mere hydration, offering a potent mix of fibre, essential vitamins, and minerals. Despite…
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Belgium boy becomes worlds first to beat deadly brain cancer
Lucas, aged five, with his parents, Cédric and Olesja, and sister, Tatiana, a year before he was diagnosed with DIPG. — The Brighter Side via Facebook/File Lucas Jemeljanova, a 13-year-old boy from Belgium, has accomplished a remarkable feat by becoming the first person in the world to beat a deadly brain cancer known as diffuse…
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Scientists develop saliva testing for breast cancer detection
A pictorial image of a woman wearing a pink ribbon for breast cancer awareness. — Pixabay A United States-Taiwanese collaboration has developed a portable biosensor that might potentially save lives by enabling quick, inexpensive, and accurate breast cancer screening, the Jerusalem Post reported. The research titled “High-sensitivity saliva-based biosensors for the detection of breast… Continue…
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Apple Vision Pro headset becomes literal ‘headache’ forcing mass returns
A person wearing an Apple Vision Pro headset. — Apple/File Consumers who paid $3,500 for the Apple Vision Pro headset are already returning the devices because they say they give them migraines, motion sickness, and eye strain. Before the innovative goggles were made available to the general public on February 2, more than 200,000 pairs…
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Here are 10 tips to maintain your shiny hair
Image of a woman with luscious long shiny hair. — Unsplash Light-catching shiny hair indicates the good health of your locks, reflecting how well you’ve taken care of them. But achieving those shiny and dazzling strands requires some tender, loving care, much like dewy, nourished skin, Real Simple wrote in its report. What is shiny hair?…
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Nearly 6 million donkeys are slaughtered every year for medicine
A group of donkeys in a farm. — AFP/File Millions of donkeys are being slaughtered globally in Africa, Asia and South America for making medicine, which is in high demand in the Chinese market, as per animal rights groups. Donkey theft has increased in frequency not only in Africa but also in other parts of…
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Animal or plant source — which protein helps lose weight faster?
Protein rich food kept on a table. — Basic Fit/File People are more concerned than ever with reaching their protein targets but where your protein comes from is just as essential as how much of it you consume. The body requires protein to function, and it may be found in a wide range of foods,…
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First human trial assures no health hazards of nanomaterial graphene
An illustration of the human lungs. — OHS/File A significant research has revealed that a remarkable nanomaterial shows great promise for tackling a range of global concerns with little danger to human health. This work, which was a first in the field of controlled exposure clinical trials, concentrated on a particular kind of graphene that…
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Motorbike Ambulance Service Introduced in Sindh
A groundbreaking initiative has been launched in Sindh with the introduction of emergency motorbikes equipped with life-saving medical equipment, representing a significant advancement in modern ambulance services. These motorcycle ambulances aim to provide swift first aid assistance, particularly in challenging scenarios such as traffic jams and narrow streets within urban… Continue Reading News Source: www.economy.pk
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Why are US parents opting for weight loss drugs for their children?
A weight machine kept on a floor. — Shutterstock/File A tiny but quickly increasing proportion of American teenagers started taking Novo Nordisk’s NONOb.CO weight-loss medication Wegovy last year which is being considered a potent new tool to combat the nation’s record rates of paediatric obesity, as per statistics exclusively obtained by Reuters. According to US…