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Are your contacts safe?

April 25, 2014

These novelty lenses come in trendy colours and can make your irises look larger. Doctors say they are safe, provided you wear and treat them as you would regular ones. Contrary to popular belief, the size of the lens does […]

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What’s your phobia?

April 25, 2014

Phobias come in many forms, and while it may revolve around something totally innocuous, it can severely affect the behaviour of a person. Often, the object arousing morbid fear can be something as unobtrusive as a mirror that reflects one’s […]

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Moms, fast from fish for healthier babies

April 24, 2014

Potential mothers need to fast from fish for many years to avoid passing on certain harmful chemicals to their offsprings, an alarming study indicates. Fish and shellfish contain high-quality protein and omega-3 fatty acids that benefit children’s health, but the […]

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Ginseng may prevent influenza

April 24, 2014

You took it to enhance your sexual performance. Now a promising research indicates that popular herbal medicine ginseng can treat and prevent against influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) that infects the lungs and breathing passages. In the study, Sang-Moo […]

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7 Pains you should not ignore

April 23, 2014

Woman often tend to ignore pains. But then Pain is to signify that there is something in your body which needs your attention. Here are 7 pains which no woman should ever ignore. You never know what might just turn […]

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Cancer patients 20 times more likely to commit suicide in year after diagnosis: study

April 23, 2014

Cancer patients are around 20 times more likely to commit suicide in the year after diagnosis than people without cancer, according to a study by a research group at the National Cancer Center. After a year, the difference in suicide […]

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Kids lose 7 minutes of sleep for every hour of TV

April 21, 2014

These days, it’s a widely accepted fact that too much TV is a bad thing, especially for children. Scientists have shown that couch potatoes have an increased risk of obesity and high blood pressure, and that excess audiovisual stimulation can […]

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Lower blood sugar may make married people angrier

April 21, 2014

Low levels of blood glucose may play a role in marital arguments, confrontations. According to a new study, the Lower levels of blood sugar may make married people angrier and more aggressive against their spouses. The study revealed how hunger […]

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The way you cook matters

April 18, 2014

IT sounds unlikely that one can cook a kilogramme of food with only one spoonful of cooking oil. Most of the time, we are tempted to use much more and what’s worse is we tend to use it again. Hoping […]

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Cheers! Beer brewing leaves can help fix gum disease

April 18, 2014

Those who love beer would know that hops are what give the drink its bitterness and aroma. Now, scientists have found that part of hops which is not used for making beer contains healthy antioxidants and could be used to […]

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