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In experiments with student volunteers, the team found that overall, the fewer sleep students got, the less control they had when walking during a treadmill test. For students who pulled an all-nighter before the test, this gait control plummeted even further. The findings were published in the journal Interestingly, for those who didn't stay up all night before the test, but who generally had less-than-ideal sleep during the week, those who slept in on weekends performed better than those who didn't.
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The findings of the study were published online in the 'British Journal of Ophthalmology'.
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New Delhi: The Union Health Ministry on Monday sent a high level multi-disciplinary team to Uttar Pradesh where a Zika virus case was reported in Kanapur. A 57-year-old man from Kanpur had tested positive for the virus on October 22. The multi-disciplinary team comprising an entomologist, public health specialists and a gynaecologist has been sent to […]
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Try out these unstitched drape for all kinds of ocassions to make your look glamorous, traditional and chic
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New Delhi: On December 2 and 3, Christie’s finest and rarest wines and spirits auction will be highlighted by an exceptional collection of vintage cuvees from Maison Perrier-Jouet, including bespoke experiences at the home of the illustrious Champagne House in Epernay. The sale marks a renewals of ties between Christie’s and Maison Perrier-Jouet dating back […]
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New Delhi: With Diwali comes the yearly ritual of disinfecting and deep-cleaning our homes. However, your basic cleaning ritual might not be sufficient to the changing needs of the environment we live in. If the deadly viruses around us have taught anything, disinfection should be as much a goal in our regular cleaning, rather than […]
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New Delhi: During home sheltering we all enjoyed our fair share of spa days and time for self-indulgence. While juggling our work from home duties and responsibilities, we explored various tips, tricks, and products to understand what suits us best. But, to our surprise, as offices start to open up and we all prepare ourselves […]
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New Delhi: Diwali is known for gifting and jewellery tops the list, with the focus on buying gold and diamonds. ORRA jewellery, a trusted diamond jewellery brand is gearing up for the festive and bridal season. As they open their 50th store in the country, IANSlife caught up with Dipu Mehta, Managing Director, ORRA, to […]
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Coconut laddoo is easy to make and is best suited for festivities and religious occasions
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Hyderabad: Let it be the entertainment industry or the advertisement industry, content generators are trying hard to be inclusive of the LGBTQ community in recent times. Joining in, Dabur’s Fem launched a new advertisement ahead of Karwa Chauth on October 24. The ad sees two women prepping up for the festival of fasting by bleaching […]
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Despite the lack of awareness among consumers and farmers, entrepreneurs predict a bright future
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New Delhi: After the long dull period of the pandemic and lockdowns, one must be looking forward to the festival season with new excitement and zest. So obviously you want to look and feel your best. Beauty regimes are not just skin deep, they de-stress and uplift your spirits. Prepare for the special celebrations this […]
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New Delhi: Over the last one-and-a-half-year, people have been vocal about both mental and physical health in relationships. Even while miles away from one another, people kept checking on the health and well-being of their loved ones. However, one issue, i.e., breast cancer has been affecting women throughout the world, and it still needs much […]
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Hyderabad: Passionate about the food industry, Hyderabad-based NRIs from New Zealand, Mahesh and Lakshmi Uppuluri have started their first Pizza store ‘Duskfall Pizza’ here in the city. Actor Lahari Shari, Big Boss Season-5 fame launched the store at Madhuranagar, Hyderabad. Speaking on the occasion, Lahari Shari said that as a foodie she likes to taste […]
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Sindhi Colony in Secunderabad with its cosmopolitan flair is home to many street food stalls offering delicious snacks from different parts of the country.
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With these handy tips, you can be stunning on the auspicious occasion
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White-nose syndrome has already killed more than 90 per cent of some hibernating bat species east of the Mississippi.
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Washington: Parents, take note! Filling half of a child’s plate with fruits and vegetables isn’t just recommended by the United States Dietary Guidelines, it also helps increase the amount of produce that kids end up eating, according to a new Penn State research. The findings of the study were published in the ‘American Journal of […]
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Researchers from the University of Cape Town presented the study at the 52nd Union World Conference on Lung Health, being held online between October 19-22.
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Sangareddy: A new study has shown that regular consumption of millets can improve haemoglobin and serum ferritin levels to reduce iron deficiency anaemia, which is rising globally. The recently published research, a meta-analysis of 22 studies on humans and eight laboratory studies on millets consumption and anaemia, was undertaken by seven organisations across four countries […]
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But the most identifiable moment of the scans was not locked to a particular time point, which may have to do with how our brains naturally cycle their activity, the team suspect.
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New Delhi: Ailments associated with memory, especially Alzheimer’s disease and Dementia, are common among the elderly. While these ailments have no peculiar pattern for their onset among senior citizens, there are ways the symptoms of these memory disorders can be dealt with. One of them is a Memory Care Home. A Memory Care Home is […]
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By-Indira Ireni Ashoka Halwa, a famous variety of halwa from Tamil Nadu, is also referred to as Moong dal halwa, a delightful delicacy, across north India. The preparation differs from Asoka to Moong dal halwa though made with split green gram lentils, sugar and ghee. Ashoka halwa is prepared on celebratory and festive occasions especially […]
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The findings of the study were published in the journal 'Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise'.