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New spring-like fibres to mend broken hearts

September 25, 2013

New fabricated spring-like fibers developed by scientists help repair damaged heart tissue. Doctoral students Sharon Fleischer and Ron Feiner – under the supervision of Dr. Tal Dvir of Tel Aviv University’s Department of Molecular Microbiology and Biotechnology and the Center […]

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Simple tricks to mask grey hair

September 25, 2013

Celebrity hairstylist Asgar Saboo reveals simple tricks to get natural hair colour back. Henna pack: To prepare the pack, collect henna leaves from henna plant. Then make a fresh paste of henna by grinding the leaves. Add three teaspoons of […]

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Study says hookah less harmful than cigarettes

September 25, 2013

A recent study finds that smoking a hookah may be less harmful than a cigarette. A team of scientists, headed by Joseph Caruso of American Chemical Society and Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, conducted the study on 12 […]

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Mid-day naps help preschool children learn: study

September 25, 2013

Mid-day naps may help preschool children improve their learning efficiency, U.S. researchers said Monday. Researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst said little is known about the value of naps in young children and some U.S. preschool programs have begun […]

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Marriage: Key to cancer survival

September 24, 2013

A new study finds that married people are more likely to survive cancer than singles. Married patients also tended to have cancers diagnosed at an earlier stage – when it is often more successfully treated – and to receive more […]

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Bright side of exposure to the sun

September 24, 2013

This is great news for those who like to be out in the sun. Even though exposure to the sun is thought to elevate the risk of skin cancer, the chances of having heart disease and dying prematurely is much […]

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Number of obese Malaysians on the rise

September 24, 2013

JOHOR BARU – More and more Malaysians are obese nowadays and, worse, many of them are children. Disclosing this at a meeting here, Johor Health Department director Dr Mohd Khairy Yaakub said this was due to dietary patterns that have […]

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Dangerous dye being used to make fake ‘kampung chickens’

September 24, 2013

MALAYSIA – Chicken is widely eaten by many and claims that the birds are being coloured yellow using a dye is worrying. Some traders claim that consumers are being duped by chicken sellers into believing that the plucked yellow chickens […]

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Afternoon naps can raise diabetes risk

September 23, 2013

Dozing for more than 30 minutes can up the risk of developing diabetes, says study. The study conducted on 27,009 people aged 45 or over, found that out of those who took naps, 40 percent had high blood pressure, versus […]

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TCM clinic: Eat this fruit for better sleep

September 23, 2013

WHO IT IS FOR: People who do not get enough rest and are overworked, women who have recently given birth or suffer from irregular menstruation, as well as elderly people are known to have deficiencies in qi or blood. Chronic […]

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