Children at orphanage get food poisoning
DAWN.com
ISLAMABAD: Over 200 children from the orphanage, Pakistan Sweet Homes run by the Pakistan Baitul Mal (PBM), were brought to the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) and Polyclinic because of food poisoning. Glucose drips were administered to ...
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ISLAMABAD: Over 200 children from the orphanage, Pakistan Sweet Homes run by the Pakistan Baitul Mal (PBM), were brought to the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) and Polyclinic because of food poisoning. Glucose drips were administered to ...
The Nation
30 heatstroke patients admitted to hospitals
The Nation
PESHAWAR - Owing to sudden rise in mercury level, approximately 30 heatstroke patients were admitted to three major hospitals of Peshawar, hospital sources said on Monday. They said that one patient was expired while the rest were recovering. Sensing ...
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The Nation
PESHAWAR - Owing to sudden rise in mercury level, approximately 30 heatstroke patients were admitted to three major hospitals of Peshawar, hospital sources said on Monday. They said that one patient was expired while the rest were recovering. Sensing ...
Heatstroke lands several in Peshawar hospitals
More than 30 heatstroke patients rushed to hospitals in Peshawar
Heat-wave continues hitting Peshawar
RT
Medical breakthrough: Scientists hope to block 'old-age protein', reverse ...
RT
Scientists are aiming to develop antibodies which could reverse the effects of an 'aging' protein which builds up in the blood and body. The findings could lead to medical breakthroughs in reducing memory loss and brain degeneration. Researchers from ...
Memory loss in old age breakthrough offers dementia hope, say researchersThe Guardian
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Scientists are aiming to develop antibodies which could reverse the effects of an 'aging' protein which builds up in the blood and body. The findings could lead to medical breakthroughs in reducing memory loss and brain degeneration. Researchers from ...
Memory loss in old age breakthrough offers dementia hope, say researchers
Molecule clue to memory decline: Study
Age-Related Cognitive Decline Tied to Immune-System Molecule
The Express Tribune
Senior citizen on Umrah lands in Saudi prison
Times of India
AURANGABAD: A 65-year-old man and his wife on Umrah pilgrimage in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, landed in prison after he was allegedly nabbed by local police for moving about with passport. His family from Aurangabad has alleged that the problem arose after ...
Saudi Arabia again denies Hajj visas to pilgrims from Ebola-hit countriesThe Express Tribune
Saudi Arabia issues health guidelines for Umrah, Hajj visitorsKuwait News Agency
City's travel agents put a damper on Umrah plans | Bhopal NYOOOZNYOOOZ
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Times of India
AURANGABAD: A 65-year-old man and his wife on Umrah pilgrimage in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, landed in prison after he was allegedly nabbed by local police for moving about with passport. His family from Aurangabad has alleged that the problem arose after ...
Saudi Arabia again denies Hajj visas to pilgrims from Ebola-hit countries
Saudi Arabia issues health guidelines for Umrah, Hajj visitors
City's travel agents put a damper on Umrah plans | Bhopal NYOOOZ
Nature.com
Geneticists reveal what makes great rice
Nature.com
Gene responsible for long grains and pleasing texture can now be bred into existing varieties without sacrificing yield. Emma Marris. 06 July 2015. Article tools. Rights & Permissions. Xiangdong Fu. Expand. Breeders in China have discovered the secret ...
A gene for better riceBharat Press
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Gene responsible for long grains and pleasing texture can now be bred into existing varieties without sacrificing yield. Emma Marris. 06 July 2015. Article tools. Rights & Permissions. Xiangdong Fu. Expand. Breeders in China have discovered the secret ...
A gene for better rice
Daily Times
The bearded bride feels more feminine
Daily Times
Harnaam Kaur posed in a bridal dress for Urban Bridesmaid site as part of her efforts to show that beauty has no standard definition, and the results are pretty amazing. She said, “I love my beard, it has become a part of my body and I do not want to ...
Bearded Lady Harnaam Kaur Reveals Why She Posed For Beautiful Bridal ...Huffington Post UK
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Daily Times
Harnaam Kaur posed in a bridal dress for Urban Bridesmaid site as part of her efforts to show that beauty has no standard definition, and the results are pretty amazing. She said, “I love my beard, it has become a part of my body and I do not want to ...
Bearded Lady Harnaam Kaur Reveals Why She Posed For Beautiful Bridal ...
Bearded Lady Harnaam Kaur Is a Bridal Model Aiming to Redefine Beauty - Video
Bearded Bride Harnaam Kaur Is Here to Redefine Your Beauty Standards
PhillyVoice.com
Screening teens for obesity may not help them lose weight
PhillyVoice.com
Weight screenings in high school were not enough to get overweight and obese kids on track toward a healthier weight, a recent U.S. study found. With obesity rates soaring among Arkansas teenagers, the state implemented a screening program in schools ...
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Weight screenings in high school were not enough to get overweight and obese kids on track toward a healthier weight, a recent U.S. study found. With obesity rates soaring among Arkansas teenagers, the state implemented a screening program in schools ...
Endocrinology Advisor
Statins' Effect on Aggression Differs by Sex
Endocrinology Advisor
(HealthDay News) — Statin use is associated with decreased aggression in men and increased aggression in women, according to a study published in PLOS ONE. Beatrice A. Golomb, MD, PhD, from the University of California in San Diego, and colleagues ...
Statins Linked With Heightened Aggression in Women, But Reductions in MenMedscape
Statins May Up Aggression in Women, Lower It in MenPsychCentral.com (blog)
Statins Linked to Lower Aggression in Men, but Higher in WomenImperial Valley News
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Endocrinology Advisor
(HealthDay News) — Statin use is associated with decreased aggression in men and increased aggression in women, according to a study published in PLOS ONE. Beatrice A. Golomb, MD, PhD, from the University of California in San Diego, and colleagues ...
Statins Linked With Heightened Aggression in Women, But Reductions in Men
Statins May Up Aggression in Women, Lower It in Men
Statins Linked to Lower Aggression in Men, but Higher in Women
Daily Pakistan
WHO says every third person in world is overweight
Daily Pakistan
LONDON (Web Desk) – Over a third of the world's population including 37 percent men and 38 percent women is overweight, according to a study published in the Bulletin of the World Health Organisation (WHO). Between 1980 and 2013, the proportion of ...
Every third person in world overweight: StudyKhaleej Times
Every third person in world is overweight StudyJagran Post
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Daily Pakistan
LONDON (Web Desk) – Over a third of the world's population including 37 percent men and 38 percent women is overweight, according to a study published in the Bulletin of the World Health Organisation (WHO). Between 1980 and 2013, the proportion of ...
Every third person in world overweight: Study
Every third person in world is overweight Study
Every third person in World is obese: Study
Patch.com
U-M Study Supports Trend to Let Employees Nap at Work
Patch.com
Napping may help workers required to remain awake for long periods of time persevere through difficult, frustrating tasks, study shows. By Beth Dalbey (Patch Staff) July 5, 2015. Share. 0 Comments. U-M Study Supports Trend to Let Employees Nap at Work.
News to Tell Your Boss: A Midday Nap Might Make You Work HarderPhiladelphia Magazine (blog)
Catnap at work makes you good at workDaily Times
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Patch.com
Napping may help workers required to remain awake for long periods of time persevere through difficult, frustrating tasks, study shows. By Beth Dalbey (Patch Staff) July 5, 2015. Share. 0 Comments. U-M Study Supports Trend to Let Employees Nap at Work.
News to Tell Your Boss: A Midday Nap Might Make You Work Harder
Catnap at work makes you good at work
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