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Don’t save for future? You may be ignoring health

If you are not inclined to save for the future, you may also have a tendency to ignore your health as researchers have found that poor physical health and financial health are driven by the same underlying psychological factors. The decision to contribute to a retirement plan predicted whether or... read more »

8 morning mistakes to avoid

8 morning mistakes to avoid

Are you always in a bad mood when you wake up? Do you skip breakfast? A few simple changes can transform your mornings Waking up with a jerk and hitting the gym: Mornings are slowdown time. Give yourself time to wake up quietly and move your muscles slowly. Says spiritual guru Mohanji, “When... read more »

Foods to try in Amsterdam

Foods to try in Amsterdam

The eats you just have to indulge in on your next visit to the Dutch capital Having evolved from being a city on the bank of the river Amstel in the 12th century, to e of the world’s leading financial capitals, Amsterdam has much to offer -architecture, historic canals, the Van Gogh Museu and... read more »

Tips to tackle swollen feet

Tips to tackle swollen feet

Whether it’s due to the heat or pregnancy issues or even stress, swollen feet can wreck havoc on your daily routine. Here are a few remedies to help soothe those throbbing feet:Cut back on your salt intake as salt contributes to water retention / oedema in feet.Opt for sodium-free salt... read more »

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High BP in middle age `better predictor` of Alzheimer's disease in old age

High BP in middle age `better predictor` of Alzheimer’s dis...

Washington – A new study has revealed that middle ages people who have a high blood pressure measure called pulse pressure are more likely to have biomarkers of Alzheimer’s disease in their... read more »

How to prevent diabetes

How to prevent diabetes

New Delhi – An expert has suggested that by making certain changes in lifestyle, one can delay and even prevent type 2 diabetes. According to... read more »

Drinking three cups of tea a day can cut stroke risk by...

Drinking three cups of tea a day can cut stroke risk by 20pc

London – A new study has revealed that just three cups of tea a day can slash the risk of a stroke by around 20 percent. The research at the University... read more »

Late nights can make you feel sick

Late nights can make you feel sick

Wellington – Jet lag, shift work or any late night might be the reason behind you getting sick, a new study has revealed. That’s because the... read more »

`Hopeful` scientists say e-cigarettes could save millio...

E-cigarettes `may not` significantly reduce heart disease risk

London – If all smokers in the world switched from cigarettes to electronic cigarettes, it could save millions of lives, scientists have... read more »

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Women with more feminine faces do better at the hustings

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