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Dyslipidemia, or high cholesterol, has no symptoms but is a silent killer in India and a major risk factor for heart disease, health experts said on Sunday. India’s first guidelines on dyslipidemia management, released by the Cardiology Society of India (CSI) earlier this month, recommend early cholesterol testing at the age of 18 for early identification of cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk. The latest data from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) reveals that India has seen a staggering 12.5 per cent rise in heart attack cases in 2022 alone. According to the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) Report 2023, India’s…

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To compile the rankings, Bankrate analyzed data from multiple sources, including the Tax Foundation, the Community Economic Research Council, the U.S. Census Bureau and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.Bankrate rated all 50 states in five weighting categories.Affordable (40%): Includes factors such as cost of living and state and local sales tax ratesOverall Happiness (25%): It will take into account factors such as the number of arts and entertainment venues and the number of adults 62 and older.Quality and cost of care (20%): Consider factors such as the number of medical institutions and medical costsWeather (10%): Evaluate the average annual…

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Have you ever wondered how fruit flies find rotten bananas in your kitchen? Scientists at the University of Nevada, Reno have the answer.Flies may seem to be buzzing around your house aimlessly to annoy you, study A study published Friday in the journal Current Biology reveals that fruit flies actually use purposeful movements to search for the source of tasty odors.Fruit flies, or Drosophila melanogasterDrosophila is one of the most widely studied organisms because it provides a cheap and accessible platform to study biological processes. Although fruit flies look quite different from humans, they share 75% of disease-causing genes, and…

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Image caption, File photo of a French rescue ship and a group of migrants on an inflatable boatArticle informationauthor, Holly Colerole, BBC News2 hours agoFrench maritime authorities have said a woman has died while attempting to cross the English Channel on a heavily laden boat in “difficult conditions”.Authorities said a French patrol boat arrived on the scene at 4:30am BST after several people on board the overloaded boat off the coast of Calais requested assistance.One person was found “unconscious” and was taken by helicopter to hospital in Boulogne-sur-Mer in northern France, where he later died.Authorities said 34 other people were…

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In high school, all I wanted was a Casio Baby-G watch because it was a fun color and all the cool kids had one. When I finally convinced my mom to buy me one, I loved it until the battery died. It’s been over 20 years, but as Y2K fashion makes its way into my TikTok algorithm, I often think back to when my watch was just a watch. saw That’s cool. Sometimes I feel like going back to those days… but I remember the main reason I got into smartwatches was to track my steps. Then I found out…

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Gastroenterologist Emphasized Fennel As a seasonal vegetable, especially Gut Health and Weight lossDr Saurabh Seth, popularly known as @doctorsethimd on social media, recently shared his recommendations for maintaining gut health and controlling fats, and among the five ingredients he recommended, fennel stands out for its immense health benefits. In summary : Nutritious : Rich in vitamins A, C and K, minerals such as potassium and magnesium, and used according to general taste. Aids digestion : Dietary fiber provides nutrition and improves digestion, and helps relieve constipation. Lose weight : High in calories and fiber, fermented food to increase satisfaction, appetite…

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For decades, scientists studying early modern humans have believed that our ancestors first inhabited only a small area of ​​the eastern and southern African savannahs, before migrating northward into Asia, Europe, and beyond. This view argues that early humans bypassed West and Central Africa, especially the tropical forests, which were inhabited much later.But now a growing number of researchers are questioning this theory. Researchers working in Senegal, Cameroon, Malawi and elsewhere are finding evidence that early humans spread across much of Africa before venturing elsewhere. This work is moving the field beyond the traditional African origin theory, transforming our understanding…

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Marvel Studios SDCC 2024 Panel! The packed hour-long presentation gave us more insight into The Fantastic Four and more, and also revealed some major news about the next two Avengers films.Past SDCC Marvel panels have introduced big stars to the MCU, but this year’s presentation announced that Iron Man himself, Robert Downey Jr., will be returning as Doctor Doom. Other highlights included: Upcoming MCU movies From Thunderbolts* to Captain America: Brave New World, there was a lot to cover, but we managed to catch all the major announcements and share them here. Check out everything Marvel Studios announced at SDCC…

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The mixed martial artist took the UFC welterweight title from defending champion Leon Edwards.Belal Muhammad made history by becoming the first mixed martial artist of Palestinian descent to win a UFC title when he took the welterweight crown from British champion Leon Edwards. The 36-year-old American fighter, born in Chicago to Palestinian immigrant parents, won a five-round unanimous decision victory (48-47, 48-47, 49-46) at UFC 304 on Saturday. Muhammad (24-3), unbeaten in his 11th fight, took to his knees with blood streaming from his face moments after putting the championship belt around his waist. He hasn’t lost since 2019. “It’s…

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One of the great mysteries of cancer is why it primarily, and almost exclusively, targets people middle-aged or older. You are twice as likely to die in the first 50 years of your life In a car accident than From cancerBut things change dramatically after half a century: “90 percent of cancers occur after age 50,” says Dr. James DeGregori, vice president of the University of Colorado Cancer Center. “We now have a clear link between aging and inflammation,” says Brian Brown, director of the Icahn Institute for Genomics at Mount Sinai in Manhattan. Tamara Beckwith/NY Post Why do our…

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