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New Study Reveals One In Three Children Short-Sighted After Covid Lockdowns
The study, published in the British Journal of Ophthalmology, analysed data from over five million children and teens across 50 countries on six continents.
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Elite Runners Live Longer: Study Reveals Benefits Of Extreme Exercise
A study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine finds that elite runners who have run a mile in under four minutes live almost five years longer on average than the general population.
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India More Than Ready To Take Steps To Become Science Powerhouse: Nature
Pointing to India's achievements in the pharmaceutical arena, the British scientific journal Nature has said that along with being an economic power, India is "more than ready to take the next step towards becoming a science powerhouse".
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"Propaganda Video, Shoddy Journalism": UK MP Slams BBC Documentary On PM
Terming BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a"propaganda video" and a "disgraceful piece of shoddy journalism," British MP Bob Blackman has said that it should never have been released.
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Woman Finds Maggot-Like Parasite In Arm Wound After Trip To South America: Report
A woman who recently travelled through Central and South America found a botfly larva slithering out of a wound on her arm five weeks later.
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Failure To Stand On 1 Leg For 10 Seconds Linked To Increased Risk of Death
Middle-aged people who can't stand on one leg for at least 10 seconds appear to be at higher risk of dying within a decade, according to a study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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The Broken News First Look: Sonali Bendre to Make OTT Debut With Zee5's Journalism Drama
The Broken news first look features the lead cast-- Sonali Bendre, Jaideep Ahlawat and Shriya Pilgaonkar. It is an adaption of the series Press.
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Medical Journal 'Lancet' Warns US Supreme Court Over Abortion
British medical journal The Lancet warned Friday that US Supreme Court justices would have "women's blood on their hands" if they strike down the nationwide right to abortion.
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Bone-Health: 5 Dairy Products That May Help Lowers Risk Of Fractures In Older Adults
Recent studies have found that a diet rich in milk and other dairy products, may reduce the risk of falls and fractures in older adults. The findings were published in The BMJ (British Medical Journal)
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COVID-19 Vaccine May Have Link With Menstrual Changes, Must Be Investigated: Study
A link between changes in the menstrual cycle and COVID-19 vaccination is plausible, and must be investigated, according to an editorial published in the peer-reviewed British Medical Journal today.
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"Abuse, Guilt": Boris Johnson Drops Hint On Why He Left Journalism
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson suggested on Tuesday that he had left journalism for politics, because in his original profession he often found himself abusing people in print.
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SoftBank Group Explores Options for Chip Designer ARM Holdings: Report
SoftBank Group is exploring options including a full or partial sale or public offering of British chip designer Arm Holdings, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
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Heart Health: Cutting Down On Salt Intake May Reduce The Risk Of Heart Attack; Says Study
'Prevention is better than cure'. A recent study published in The British Journal BMJ says that you can avert and reduce the risk of heart attack by limiting the intake of salt in your food.
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India Stands Second In The Top 5 Global Markets Of Sugary Beverage Manufacturers: Study
The study by a British journal also stated that the shift to ultra-processed foods has also led to a rise in double malnutrition, obesity and underweight, in India.
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All Work And No Play Surely Makes One Dull, Says New Study
The proverb "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" has now been proven by researchers with a new study. School students who take part in physical activity during class lessons do better in tests than students who stick to sedentary learning, according to the findings published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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New Study Reveals One In Three Children Short-Sighted After Covid Lockdowns
The study, published in the British Journal of Ophthalmology, analysed data from over five million children and teens across 50 countries on six continents.
-
Elite Runners Live Longer: Study Reveals Benefits Of Extreme Exercise
A study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine finds that elite runners who have run a mile in under four minutes live almost five years longer on average than the general population.
-
India More Than Ready To Take Steps To Become Science Powerhouse: Nature
Pointing to India's achievements in the pharmaceutical arena, the British scientific journal Nature has said that along with being an economic power, India is "more than ready to take the next step towards becoming a science powerhouse".
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"Propaganda Video, Shoddy Journalism": UK MP Slams BBC Documentary On PM
Terming BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a"propaganda video" and a "disgraceful piece of shoddy journalism," British MP Bob Blackman has said that it should never have been released.
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Woman Finds Maggot-Like Parasite In Arm Wound After Trip To South America: Report
A woman who recently travelled through Central and South America found a botfly larva slithering out of a wound on her arm five weeks later.
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Failure To Stand On 1 Leg For 10 Seconds Linked To Increased Risk of Death
Middle-aged people who can't stand on one leg for at least 10 seconds appear to be at higher risk of dying within a decade, according to a study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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The Broken News First Look: Sonali Bendre to Make OTT Debut With Zee5's Journalism Drama
The Broken news first look features the lead cast-- Sonali Bendre, Jaideep Ahlawat and Shriya Pilgaonkar. It is an adaption of the series Press.
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Medical Journal 'Lancet' Warns US Supreme Court Over Abortion
British medical journal The Lancet warned Friday that US Supreme Court justices would have "women's blood on their hands" if they strike down the nationwide right to abortion.
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Bone-Health: 5 Dairy Products That May Help Lowers Risk Of Fractures In Older Adults
Recent studies have found that a diet rich in milk and other dairy products, may reduce the risk of falls and fractures in older adults. The findings were published in The BMJ (British Medical Journal)
-
COVID-19 Vaccine May Have Link With Menstrual Changes, Must Be Investigated: Study
A link between changes in the menstrual cycle and COVID-19 vaccination is plausible, and must be investigated, according to an editorial published in the peer-reviewed British Medical Journal today.
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"Abuse, Guilt": Boris Johnson Drops Hint On Why He Left Journalism
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson suggested on Tuesday that he had left journalism for politics, because in his original profession he often found himself abusing people in print.
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SoftBank Group Explores Options for Chip Designer ARM Holdings: Report
SoftBank Group is exploring options including a full or partial sale or public offering of British chip designer Arm Holdings, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
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Heart Health: Cutting Down On Salt Intake May Reduce The Risk Of Heart Attack; Says Study
'Prevention is better than cure'. A recent study published in The British Journal BMJ says that you can avert and reduce the risk of heart attack by limiting the intake of salt in your food.
-
India Stands Second In The Top 5 Global Markets Of Sugary Beverage Manufacturers: Study
The study by a British journal also stated that the shift to ultra-processed foods has also led to a rise in double malnutrition, obesity and underweight, in India.
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All Work And No Play Surely Makes One Dull, Says New Study
The proverb "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" has now been proven by researchers with a new study. School students who take part in physical activity during class lessons do better in tests than students who stick to sedentary learning, according to the findings published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
