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Officials and experts at a discussion on Thursday stressed on the essence of leading disciplined life along with regular exercise and changing dietary habits to control and prevent the silent killer disease of diabetes.
4 natural ingredients to reduce gas and bloating
If you bloat regularly or experience pain when you bloat, be sure to speak with your medical provider. That said, here's how to manage the occasional bloating.
Egypt declared malaria-free after 100-year effort
Egypt has been certified malaria-free by the World Health Organization (WHO) - an achievement hailed by the UN public health agency as "truly historic".
Migrants are making their mark in Italy's restaurant kitchens
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Rampant use of antibiotic drugs causing health hazards
The sale of antibiotics without a registered physician's prescription is a punishable offence.
6 powerful benefits of a daily 30-minute walk
Walking is a low-impact workout routine that comes with multiple health benefits. Walking daily is a great choice, offering benefits that range from enhancing physical and mental well-being to uplifting emotional health, reports Hindustan Times.
Shoppers back polythene ban, worry about alternatives
Supermarket customers have expressed support for the recent ban on polythene bags, but raised concerns about the higher cost of alternative shopping bags, which they say has increased their expenses.
International Coffee Day | Coffee: Serendipity and serenade in every sip
Every year, 1 October is celebrated as International Coffee Day, an ode to coffee - redolent with the aromas of earth and fire, wrapped in velvety darkness that beckons the senses like a whispered secret
Ice Age mastodon remains unveiled in Peru
Scientists are hoping more fossils will reveal mastodon migration patterns and arrival timeline
One youth out of every five at risk of heart disease in Bangladesh
They said age, high blood pressure and cholesterol, excessive fat, unhygienic food intake, alcohol and mental pressure are mainly responsible for heart disease.
Tourists discouraged from visiting Sajek till 30 September
The local administration of Rangamati district has newly discouraged tourists from traveling to Sajek for three more days starting from 25 September 25 to 27 September.
How to Visit Ramsagar Lake, National Park at Dinajpur
A perfect getaway for nature lovers, Ramsagar offers scenic views, historical significance, and peaceful vibes.
Egyptian archaeologist calls on Berlin to return Nefertiti bust
His campaign focuses on repatriating three key items: Nefertiti's bust, the Rosetta Stone, and the Dendera Zodiac
New Zealand nearly triples entry fee for international tourists
Like many popular global tourism spots, New Zealand has struggled with tourists’ impact on the environment, infrastructure
The Chinese youth owning their unemployment
China has stopped releasing youth unemployment data after it hit a record 21.3 percent in June 2023, later adjusting the criteria to exclude current students
From finance to fitness: Nazia Hassan’s journey of empowering women through exercise
Nazia Hassan, a former finance professional, has transitioned into a passionate fitness trainer, founding Girlgains to empower women across Bangladesh with accessible fitness solutions
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