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Consumption Of Nuts Twice A Week May Reduce Risk Of Heart Attack: Study
A new study has emphasised on the importance of including nuts in diet and examined their consumption with association between risk of cardiovascular disease and death in the Iranian population.
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Three Cups Of Coffee A Day May Trigger Migraine: Study
If you have been chugging down several cups of coffee lately and complain of headache at the same time, you may blame your beloved drink for the same.
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Japan Executes Cult Members Behind 1995 Sarin Attack: Report
Several members of a cult that carried out a deadly 1995 sarin attack on Tokyo's subway were executed on Thursday, Japanese media said, weeks after the group's leader was hanged.
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Japanese Cult Guru Executed For 1995 Chemical Attack In Subway
Shoko Asahara, executed Friday for his role in the deadly 1995 sarin attack on Tokyo's subway, used a mixture of charisma and mysticism to lure followers to his Aum Shinrikyo doomsday cult.
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Several Dead In Missile Strike On Air Base, Says Syria; US Denies Role
Syrian state media on Monday said a missile strike on an army air base had killed and wounded several people, without giving exact casualty numbers, after the US warned Damascus over an earlier suspected chemical attack on a rebel-held town.
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Types of Foodies You Spot at Desi Indian Weddings
From running after designer lehngas to stealing the groom's shoes, Indian weddings are a big fat, fun and laughter filled affair.
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Russia Wants UN Report On Syria Sarin Attack Shelved
Russia demanded Thursday that the UN shelve a report blaming the Syrian government for a sarin gas attack, and a new probe be conducted into use of the deadly nerve agent, according to a draft resolution obtained by AFP.
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Sarin Used In Syria In March: Chemical Weapons Watchdog
Sarin nerve agent was used in an 'incident' at a northern Syrian village in late March, five days before the deadly attack on Khan Sheikhun, the world's chemical watchdog said Wednesday.
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UN Accuses Syrian Government Of April Sarin Attack That Killed Dozens
A United Nations inquiry said Wednesday that it collected enough evidence to accuse Syrian government forces of a deadly chemical weapons attack in April that left dozens of civilians dead and hundreds more wounded.
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UN Probe Finds Syria Government Behind Sarin Gas Attack In April
United Nations war crimes investigators on Wednesday said they had evidence that Syrian government forces were behind the chemical attack that killed dozens of people in Khan Sheikhun in April.
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How Investigators Figure Out What Chemical Weapons Are Used - And Who Used Them
This week, the French government released a scathing report on the deadly sarin attack in Syria. The assault bears "the signature" of President Bashar al-Assad's chemical weapons program, researchers found.
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UN Approves Syria Chemical Attacks Inquiry
The United Nations Security Council on Thursday agreed to give a green light to launching an international investigation aimed at assigning blame for chemical weapon attacks in Syria, council diplomats said on Thursday.
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Japan Marks 20 Years Since Subway Gas Attack
Japan on Friday marked 20 years since the first deadly sarin gas attack by a doomsday cult, which later terrorised the nation by releasing the chemical on Tokyo's subway.
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Syrians will decide on Geneva peace talks, Assad tells envoy
President Bashar al-Assad insisted in a meeting Wednesday with visiting UN-Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi that Syrians alone will decide on the fate of an initiative for Geneva peace talks.
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Chemical weapons watchdog to send more inspectors to Syria
The global chemical weapons watchdog said on Tuesday it would send more inspectors to Syria to help destroy President Bashar al-Assad's stockpile of toxic munitions.
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Consumption Of Nuts Twice A Week May Reduce Risk Of Heart Attack: Study
A new study has emphasised on the importance of including nuts in diet and examined their consumption with association between risk of cardiovascular disease and death in the Iranian population.
-
Three Cups Of Coffee A Day May Trigger Migraine: Study
If you have been chugging down several cups of coffee lately and complain of headache at the same time, you may blame your beloved drink for the same.
-
Japan Executes Cult Members Behind 1995 Sarin Attack: Report
Several members of a cult that carried out a deadly 1995 sarin attack on Tokyo's subway were executed on Thursday, Japanese media said, weeks after the group's leader was hanged.
-
Japanese Cult Guru Executed For 1995 Chemical Attack In Subway
Shoko Asahara, executed Friday for his role in the deadly 1995 sarin attack on Tokyo's subway, used a mixture of charisma and mysticism to lure followers to his Aum Shinrikyo doomsday cult.
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Several Dead In Missile Strike On Air Base, Says Syria; US Denies Role
Syrian state media on Monday said a missile strike on an army air base had killed and wounded several people, without giving exact casualty numbers, after the US warned Damascus over an earlier suspected chemical attack on a rebel-held town.
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Types of Foodies You Spot at Desi Indian Weddings
From running after designer lehngas to stealing the groom's shoes, Indian weddings are a big fat, fun and laughter filled affair.
-
Russia Wants UN Report On Syria Sarin Attack Shelved
Russia demanded Thursday that the UN shelve a report blaming the Syrian government for a sarin gas attack, and a new probe be conducted into use of the deadly nerve agent, according to a draft resolution obtained by AFP.
-
Sarin Used In Syria In March: Chemical Weapons Watchdog
Sarin nerve agent was used in an 'incident' at a northern Syrian village in late March, five days before the deadly attack on Khan Sheikhun, the world's chemical watchdog said Wednesday.
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UN Accuses Syrian Government Of April Sarin Attack That Killed Dozens
A United Nations inquiry said Wednesday that it collected enough evidence to accuse Syrian government forces of a deadly chemical weapons attack in April that left dozens of civilians dead and hundreds more wounded.
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UN Probe Finds Syria Government Behind Sarin Gas Attack In April
United Nations war crimes investigators on Wednesday said they had evidence that Syrian government forces were behind the chemical attack that killed dozens of people in Khan Sheikhun in April.
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How Investigators Figure Out What Chemical Weapons Are Used - And Who Used Them
This week, the French government released a scathing report on the deadly sarin attack in Syria. The assault bears "the signature" of President Bashar al-Assad's chemical weapons program, researchers found.
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UN Approves Syria Chemical Attacks Inquiry
The United Nations Security Council on Thursday agreed to give a green light to launching an international investigation aimed at assigning blame for chemical weapon attacks in Syria, council diplomats said on Thursday.
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Japan Marks 20 Years Since Subway Gas Attack
Japan on Friday marked 20 years since the first deadly sarin gas attack by a doomsday cult, which later terrorised the nation by releasing the chemical on Tokyo's subway.
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Syrians will decide on Geneva peace talks, Assad tells envoy
President Bashar al-Assad insisted in a meeting Wednesday with visiting UN-Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi that Syrians alone will decide on the fate of an initiative for Geneva peace talks.
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Chemical weapons watchdog to send more inspectors to Syria
The global chemical weapons watchdog said on Tuesday it would send more inspectors to Syria to help destroy President Bashar al-Assad's stockpile of toxic munitions.
