Lagos, Nigeria – When Simon Dibia, 28, decided to present himself for an advisor during an election on July 12 for one of the local Lagos state services, he knew that the chances were against him. What he did not expect is that the first obstacle to entering the race would be a price of … Read more
Monika Grabkowska for Unclash + It is never too late to start eating better to prevent dementia, according to a new research analysis involving 90,000 adults. People over 45 who followed a diet known as the diet were “significantly” less likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease or forms of related dementia, scientists from the University of … Read more
– Crédit Muhammad Thoha Ma’ruf Two national surveys on smoking in the United Kingdom and the United States which both concluded last October show that smoking rates are among the lowest ever observed. National smoking rates in the United States on the basis of a survey of 1.77 million people and 54,000 households decrease at … Read more
A new study has shed light on the reasons why artificial sweetening sucralose could increase hunger rather than reduce it. Researchers have discovered that succession triggers brain signals that increase appetite by almost 20% compared to sugar. This finding Can explain why dietary sodas have been linked to weight gain despite their calorie. The World … Read more
Pakistan, Pakistan, Shaheen Afraidi (left) and Harris Rove during the hundred between Wales Fire and an oval disorder in London on August 6, 2023. – European Central Bank The unconfirmed availability of the entire tournament led to the lack of conclusion of all Pakistani cricket players in the draft of the 2025 player, which was … Read more
Every Thursday, our money’s blog team interviews the United Kingdom chefs, hearing about their cheap and more food hacks. This week, we are chatting with George Livesey from Michelin Star Stwurce in Bristol. My cheap choice eats at home … is legumes – they are seriously neglected with regard to cheap, delicious and simple food. … Read more
Barclays says that a computer problem that has left some customers locked in their accounts was solved after the disturbance entered the third day. The bank said the “technical problem” has been set and delayed the payments treated. In a Sunday press release, Barclays said: “We are working to update the sales for some of … Read more
Global medical guidelines are clear at the moment when antibiotics must and should not be used. They cannot cure viral diseases such as flu or colds. Large spectrum antibiotics cannot be prescribed as first -line treatment, and in most cases, antibiotics should not be prescribed for long periods. And yet, inappropriate prescriptions are widespread worldwide. … Read more
BIRGUNJ, NEPAL — Thanks to advice from friends, Sanju Mahato crossed Nepal’s border into India, walked into a pharmacy and left minutes later with hormone therapy drugs. Nobody asked any questions. No one gave him advice on dosage. It was easy — and for Mahato, it was a welcome change from his hometown of Birgunj, … Read more
The Health Secretary said the cabinet was aware of the “pressure” on Chancellor Rachel Reeves amid volatile markets and a wider, difficult economic situation – but called on the public to “give up their time “. Wes Streeting argued the public “underestimates” the “amount of heavy lifting” Ms Reeves has had to do and will … Read more