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Al-Natah: 4,000-Year-Old Ancient Town Discovered In Saudi Arabian Oasis
Archaeologists have uncovered a 4,000-year-old fortified town named al-Natah in northwest Saudi Arabia, illustrating the gradual shift from nomadic to urban lifestyles.
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Give Your Home A Breezy Makeover With Curtains, Cushions And More
Transform your home with breezy makeovers using stylish curtains and cushions. Explore diverse designs, from boho chic to minimalist elegance, for a vibrant and inviting space.
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Weight Loss Vs Fat Loss: What Is The Difference? Which One Is More Effective?
Is just losing weight enough or do we need to lose fat as well? Does losing fat translate into weight loss? Let's find the answer.
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RR Global Enters Indian Two-Wheeler EV Segment With BGAUSS Brand
RR Global, the largest firm in the electrical industry officially announced its entry into the Indian two-wheeler electric vehicle (EV) segment. The company will be launching two-wheeler EV products under its BGAUSS brand, which will be a range of premium electric vehicles designed for urban and emerging areas. The company will be introducing EV pr...
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2019 Geneva: Honda e Prototype Revealed Ahead Of Public Debut
Hondas new urban electric vehicle will be previewed at the 2019 Geneva International Motor Show in the form of the Honda e Prototype. Designed to meet the needs of the modern lifestyle, the Honda e Prototype takes you back in time to the Kei cars and promises getting advanced features and functionality.
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Large Parks May Promote Better Health in City Dwellers: 9 Superfoods That May Help Too!
If the findings of a latest study are to be believed, improving city parks could help make residents more active and healthy in the long run.
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World Obesity Day 2018: Prevention Is Better Than Cure - Parents Can Help Prevent Childhood Obesity
On World Obesity Day, the aim is to make more people aware about the issue of obesity and encourage people to share their experiences. This will help people get rid of obesity and thereby living a healthy life.
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Due To Sedentary Lifestyle, Ovarian Reserve Depleting Among Urban Women: Doctors
New Delhi: The ovarian reserve — pool of eggs present in the ovaries — is depleting due the increasing sedentary lifestyle in women living in the metro cities, doctors said on Tuesday. Apart from the depletion in ovarian reserve, doctors also observed that women are having menopause at an earlier age than the usual, which is around 48 to 50 ye...
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Urban Indians Ready To Make Lifestyle Shifts To Achieve Wellness, Shows Study
New Delhi: As many as 68 per cent of urban Indians do not practice preventive healthcare at an early stage, a new study has found. The first survey to understand wellness trends in India revealed that less than a third urban Indians take steps to proactively adopt preventive wellness. The survey was conducted to bring out the trends and perceptions...
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Heart Disease Fast Catching Up With Young Indians: Experts
Heart disease has affected the young Indian population 10 years ahead of their Western counterparts particularly over the last three decades owing to sedentary lifestyles and lack of exercise, the nations top cardiologists have warned.
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66.11 Per Cent Indian Kids Show Abnormal Sugar Level in Body: Study
Due to rapid urbanization and dramatic lifestyle changes, a formidable of around 66.11 per cent of Indian children exhibit abnormally high levels of sugar in their body, a study says.
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Consider Local Lifestyles in 'Housing for All' Programme: PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi pitched for a holistic approach towards meeting the target of 'Housing for All', asking all official agencies concerned to consider local conditions such as lifestyles and habits while implementing the programme.
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Lifestyle Diseases Hitting Young Urban Men in India: Survey
Lifestyle diseases like diabetes and high cholesterol are now hitting more young men in metropolitan cities of India, says a new survey released on Monday on the occasion of World Men's Health Week.
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Diabetic Women at Higher Risk of Heart Disease
While diabetes is becoming more of an urban lifestyle disease affecting people of all ages, this new research bears a word of worry for women.The study appeared in the journal Diabetologia, the journal of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes....
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Of Wraps and Rolls...
Simplicity! Something so foreign in today's gadget-friendly and complex world intertwined with superfast urban lifestyles, leaving little time to enjoy whatever we have. Less or more is subjective. For want for more, we all tend to miss what we have....
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Al-Natah: 4,000-Year-Old Ancient Town Discovered In Saudi Arabian Oasis
Archaeologists have uncovered a 4,000-year-old fortified town named al-Natah in northwest Saudi Arabia, illustrating the gradual shift from nomadic to urban lifestyles.
-
Give Your Home A Breezy Makeover With Curtains, Cushions And More
Transform your home with breezy makeovers using stylish curtains and cushions. Explore diverse designs, from boho chic to minimalist elegance, for a vibrant and inviting space.
-
Weight Loss Vs Fat Loss: What Is The Difference? Which One Is More Effective?
Is just losing weight enough or do we need to lose fat as well? Does losing fat translate into weight loss? Let's find the answer.
-
RR Global Enters Indian Two-Wheeler EV Segment With BGAUSS Brand
RR Global, the largest firm in the electrical industry officially announced its entry into the Indian two-wheeler electric vehicle (EV) segment. The company will be launching two-wheeler EV products under its BGAUSS brand, which will be a range of premium electric vehicles designed for urban and emerging areas. The company will be introducing EV pr...
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2019 Geneva: Honda e Prototype Revealed Ahead Of Public Debut
Hondas new urban electric vehicle will be previewed at the 2019 Geneva International Motor Show in the form of the Honda e Prototype. Designed to meet the needs of the modern lifestyle, the Honda e Prototype takes you back in time to the Kei cars and promises getting advanced features and functionality.
-
Large Parks May Promote Better Health in City Dwellers: 9 Superfoods That May Help Too!
If the findings of a latest study are to be believed, improving city parks could help make residents more active and healthy in the long run.
-
World Obesity Day 2018: Prevention Is Better Than Cure - Parents Can Help Prevent Childhood Obesity
On World Obesity Day, the aim is to make more people aware about the issue of obesity and encourage people to share their experiences. This will help people get rid of obesity and thereby living a healthy life.
-
Due To Sedentary Lifestyle, Ovarian Reserve Depleting Among Urban Women: Doctors
New Delhi: The ovarian reserve — pool of eggs present in the ovaries — is depleting due the increasing sedentary lifestyle in women living in the metro cities, doctors said on Tuesday. Apart from the depletion in ovarian reserve, doctors also observed that women are having menopause at an earlier age than the usual, which is around 48 to 50 ye...
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Urban Indians Ready To Make Lifestyle Shifts To Achieve Wellness, Shows Study
New Delhi: As many as 68 per cent of urban Indians do not practice preventive healthcare at an early stage, a new study has found. The first survey to understand wellness trends in India revealed that less than a third urban Indians take steps to proactively adopt preventive wellness. The survey was conducted to bring out the trends and perceptions...
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Heart Disease Fast Catching Up With Young Indians: Experts
Heart disease has affected the young Indian population 10 years ahead of their Western counterparts particularly over the last three decades owing to sedentary lifestyles and lack of exercise, the nations top cardiologists have warned.
-
66.11 Per Cent Indian Kids Show Abnormal Sugar Level in Body: Study
Due to rapid urbanization and dramatic lifestyle changes, a formidable of around 66.11 per cent of Indian children exhibit abnormally high levels of sugar in their body, a study says.
-
Consider Local Lifestyles in 'Housing for All' Programme: PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi pitched for a holistic approach towards meeting the target of 'Housing for All', asking all official agencies concerned to consider local conditions such as lifestyles and habits while implementing the programme.
-
Lifestyle Diseases Hitting Young Urban Men in India: Survey
Lifestyle diseases like diabetes and high cholesterol are now hitting more young men in metropolitan cities of India, says a new survey released on Monday on the occasion of World Men's Health Week.
-
Diabetic Women at Higher Risk of Heart Disease
While diabetes is becoming more of an urban lifestyle disease affecting people of all ages, this new research bears a word of worry for women.The study appeared in the journal Diabetologia, the journal of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes....
-
Of Wraps and Rolls...
Simplicity! Something so foreign in today's gadget-friendly and complex world intertwined with superfast urban lifestyles, leaving little time to enjoy whatever we have. Less or more is subjective. For want for more, we all tend to miss what we have....
