Archive for July 3rd, 2012

Fidgeting could add years to your life

Fidgeting could add years to your life

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London: Fidgeting could add years to your life just as being sedentary could be harmful for your health. ‘Fidgeting’ may include activities that are unlike exercise, such as standing up and bouncing on your heels, wiggling your hips to some music or sauntering around the house during a TV commercial break. Although doctors still recommend [...]

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Easter Island drug boosts memory, learning

Easter Island drug boosts memory, learning

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Berlin: A drug of Polynesian origin has shown exciting results in improving memory and learning, which diminish with age but hit rock bottom in Alzhemier’s patients. University of Texas School of Medicine researchers added rapamycin, a bacterial product first isolated from soil on Easter Island, to the diet of healthy mice. The drug enhanced learning [...]

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Coffee lowers the risk of common skin cancer

Coffee lowers the risk of common skin cancer

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Washington: Drinking more coffee could lower the risk of basal cell carcinoma, the commonest form of skin cancer, according to a new study. “Our data indicate that the more caffeinated coffee you consume, the lower your risk of developing basal cell carcinoma (BCC),” said Jiali Han, associate professor at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical [...]

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There is hope yet

There is hope yet

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AML is one of the most common types of leukaemia. Though treatment is aggressive and expensive, certain sub-types have a better survival rate From Sleepless in Seattle to Julie and Julia, Nora Ephron had created a permanent place in all our minds. Her recent death shocked many admirers of her work. Nora Ephron, 71, had [...]

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Fun at the workplace

Fun at the workplace

| July 3, 2012 | 2 Comments

HR consultant Supretha Amancherla Working people can be broadly categorised into two, tired and active. This could be the result of how the work place treats an employee of the company. Taking the time out for your employees and making the work environment smooth and easy by incorporating certain small changes will make a world’s [...]

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Age vs Ability

Age vs Ability

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Today’s recruiters when searching for candidates are looking both at experience and the ability to do a job. But given a choice what takes precedence, we find out It is almost like a bygone era, when we talk about employees spending a decade or more in a company. These endangered species or may be extinct [...]

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Astrology: At times right, at times wrong

Astrology: At times right, at times wrong

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The pleasure of astrological forecast is when you look back and see whether the predictions have come true or not. I read them for their entertainment value, for I believe no man on earth can foresee what lies ahead. If so, he is no longer a human made of flesh and blood and five senses: [...]

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DA case: CBI files supplementary charge sheet against Jagan

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Hyderabad: The CBI today filed a supplementary charge sheet in the alleged disproportionate assets case of Kadapa MP Y S Jaganmohan Reddy. It is a supplementary charge sheet for the first charge sheet which was filed against Jagan on March 31, according to CBI’s Deputy Legal Advisor B Ravindhra Nath. The investigating agency has so far filed three charge sheets [...]

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Heaviest athlete to shed it

Heaviest athlete to shed it

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At 6 feet, 8 inches, 704 pounds, Emmanuel Yarborough sticks out in a crowd — even a crowd of Guinness World Records holders. Yarborough, 47, is an amateur sumo wrestler who has also competed in mixed martial arts judo, wrestling, and college football. His record has been inauspicious — he has a 2-4 as an [...]

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Homeless man lives high life

Homeless man lives high life

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A homeless man is accused by police of living the high life in hotels, racking up thousands of dollars on other people’s credit cards, according to a report in Florida. Drifter David Price was arrested on Friday and is being held at the Orange County Jail in Orlando, according to WTFV. The station said Price [...]

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