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7 Things you must tell your partner

7 Things you must tell your partner

A relationship is based on conversation between the two people involved, more than anything else. At times, there’s no way around but to be vocal about certain things, when with your partner. While it may be hurtful or unpleasant at the moment, more than often, it does good in the long haul.... read more »

Exercises for better eyesight

Exercises for better eyesight

In the time it will take you to read this page (five minutes, we anticipate, for the slow reader), you would have blinked 60 times. Of all the muscles present in your body, those that control your eyes are the most hardworking.Yet, when was the last time you exercised your eyes?Nahur resident... read more »

Kind of Friends you must have

Kind of Friends you must have

Want to live a long, happy life. Then you need solid friendships to help you sail through life. Research has shown that people who have loyal, loving friends have a better life. So, we are giving you some type of friends your must have.A 4 am friend You need a 4 am friend to stay sane in this... read more »

2 min of exercise helps elderly stay hea...

2 min of exercise helps elderly stay healthy

It doesn’t require seven days a week exercise that the current Government guidelines promote. People should do muscle-strengthening activities on two or more days a week that work all major muscle groups such as legs, hips, back, abdomen, chest, shoulders and arms, the Daily Expressreported.... read more »

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Want to stay slim? Stop worrying about eating cakes

Want to stay slim? Stop worrying about eating cakes

Melbourne – Next time when you eat your favourite chocolate cake, make sure you feel good about it and enjoy every bit of it, as psychologists have found people who see treats as something to... read more »

Occupational therapy can benefit kids with autism

Occupational therapy can benefit kids with autism

Washington0 – Researchers have found that occupational therapy using the principles of sensory integration (OT-SI) provide better outcomes on... read more »

Mediterranean diet without breakfast best for diabetics

Mediterranean diet without breakfast best for diabetics

London: For patients with diabetes, it is better to eat a single large meal than several smaller meals throughout the day, a new study has found. Researchers... read more »

Cancer experts want amendment to outdated narcotics law

Cancer experts want amendment to outdated narcotics law

In a bid to give a proper thrust to fight against cancer, its experts have urged members of parliament and political parties to help in quick passage of the... read more »

Beware of winter myths

Beware of winter myths

Los Angeles – There are numerous techniques to stay warm but you might be doing it the wrong way. Many believe alcohol consumption helps to beat the... read more »

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How keeping cool could help you stay fit!

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For young women, depression tied to risk of heart problems

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