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Bianibazar Thana Janakalyan Shomity’s general meeting and election to be held on 6th September
Bianibazar Thana Janakalyan Shomity organised a general meeting on 26 April in a community centre in East London. The association members unanimously decided and declared 6th September as date for its general meeting and election. The committee also declared that members who want to participate in the election need to renew their membership by 6th July whereas general members would ...
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Coffee linked to ‘cleaner’ arteries
Drinking a few cups of coffee a day may help people avoid clogged arteries – a known risk factor for heart disease – Korean researchers believe. They studied more than 25,000 male and female employees who underwent routine health checks at their workplace. Employees who drank a moderate amount of coffee – three to five cups a day – were ...
Read More »You Can Actually Tell A Lot About A Person Based On Eye Color
Eyes: We use them to see the beauty in everything. Shakespeare even said they are the windows to our souls. They are the first things we look at on another person. They can tell us when someone is lying or telling the truth, and they can even tell us when someone is in love. And apparently, our peepers can tell ...
Read More »What not to do on weekends
Are you making any of these health-destroying, wellness-damaging mistakes on your days off?Did you know that how you spend the 48-hour weekend could make or break the rest of your week? Pursue it right and you will recover from the week gone by, and be fresh and bouncy for the week ahead. Make the following mistakes and you’ll probably have ...
Read More »Natural RoseHip extract may help fight against breast cancer: New Study
A new study has revealed that natural RoseHip, the fruit of the rose plant, extracts shows promising results for preventing breast cancer. The extract significantly reduced the growth and migration of cells from a type of breast cancer known as triple negative. This particularly aggressive form of cancer does not respond to most available treatments and tends to affect young ...
Read More »‘Smiley face’ labels on healthy foods could charm students to eat better
Put a smiley face tag on healthy foods and the students might just start eating better, says a new study. The new research claims that labeling healthy foods with smiley faces and offering small prizes for buying nutritious items may be a low-cost way to get students to make healthy choices in the school lunch line. Making poor food choices ...
Read More »Study reveals link between cancer, diabetes, heart disease
A new study has revealed the shared risk factors that lead to diabetes, heart disease and cancer and concluded obesity is the biggest one. The World Cancer Research Foundation has concluded that obesity is a major cancer risk factor, likely causing about 20% of cancers of the breast, esophagus, colon, kidney, endometrium, pancreas, and gall bladder in the United States. ...
Read More »On-time investigation of persistent swollen neck glands may help avoid cancer
A new study has revealed that on-time investigation of patients with persistent swollen neck glands may help avoid higher risks of cancer. New research led by the University of Exeter Medical School along with Universities of Oxford, Cambridge and Bangor has found that persistent enlarged lymph glands, found in the neck, could indicate lymphoma, a type of cancer. The research ...
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