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Four things you should not miss after working out

Four things you should not miss after working out

  • Healthy gut microbiome helps to improve cancer treatment: Study

    The study is published today in Nature Medicine and co-ordinated by King's College London, CIBIO Department of the University of Trento and European Institute of Oncology in Italy.
  • Ring in the holiday season with Starbucks’ latest offerings

    Coffee aficionados can also bring home the merriment in form of Starbucks Christmas Blend, available as whole bean and VIA Ready Brew.
  • Daily habits that affect your eyesight

    Addressing visual impairment is a major health issue across the globe, and while a number of factors are responsible for poor vision, including age, genetics, and the environment, everyday habits are just as important.
  • Injections for diabetes, cancer could become unnecessary soon

    Some medications for these illnesses dissolve in water, making it impossible to carry them through the intestines, which process food and drink.
  • Eleven artists, eclectic perspectives at Hyderabad’s ‘Emerging Palettes’

    Deepika Sakhat’s work focuses on birds, insects, flora, and fauna, and the behaviour of these creatures.
  • Here’s everything about world’s first female crash dummy and its significance

    Safety features in cars like the airbags are vital to make sure the driver and passengers survive any possible collusion. Crash dummies are used in designing those features.
  • Indians gained 1.5 kg due to sugar binge during the Diwali week: Report

    Bangalore: The overall sugar consumption of Indians went up by 32 per cent between October 22 to 27, during the Diwali week – an all-time high for 2022, which resulted in an average weight gain of 1.5 kgs per user, a report said on Wednesday. Also, a steep decline of 32 per cent in workouts […]
  • Health and Tech: Artificial organs the next big thing

    Top research institutions and private companies in the world are involved in developing ideal bio-artificial organs that can be literally bought off the shelf and safely implanted.
  • Prolonged exposure to PM2.5 can put people at greater heart attack risk

    Coronary vasomotor abnormalities are important causes of myocardial ischemia in patients with NOCAD. However, the role of air pollution in determining coronary vasomotor disorders has never been investigated.
  • International conference on cardiac interventions to be held in Hyderabad

    A two-day Hyderabad Valves conference is being organised in the city from November 11 by Hyderabad Valves.
  • Storytelling has to somewhere inspire younger generation: Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari

    The session was well filled with a lot of knowledge from the filmmakers, and the talented filmmaker spoke about her idea of filmmaking.
  • Have you tried ‘Billionaire Banana Pudding’, Magnolia Bakery India’s speciality for the month, yet?

    The ‘Billionaire Banana Pudding’ is made of layers of vanilla pudding, vanilla wafers, bananas, double fudge brownie bits and caramel.
  • Farzi Café gives a fabulous twist to their menu

    A few of the must-have appetisers include ‘String veg gyoza’, ‘Cheese chili kunafa toast’, ‘Nagarjun chilli chicken’, ‘Bengali fish chop’, and ‘Gongura paneer tikka grill’.
  • Are 3D menus future of ordering food?

    The videos of this 3D menu have been going viral on social media with over 180k views, users have been showing a positive response with their comments.
  • Why is wine served only in stemmed glasses?

    If you noticed, other drinks do not essentially require to be served in specific glasses. But wine is always served in a stemmed glass, and there is a valid reason for that.
  • Hyderabad: Counselling for Bachelor of Physiotherapy at NIMS on Nov 10

    second phase of counselling to fill-up vacant seats for admission into Bachelor of Physiotherapy course for the year 2022 is scheduled to be held from 11 am on Thursday.
  • Study links ultraprocessed foods to premature deaths

    Knowing the deaths attributable to the consumption of these foods and modeling how changes in dietary patterns can support more effective food policies might prevent disease and premature deaths.
  • The importance of a workout regime to check diabetes

    New Delhi: Physical activity or a regular workout regime is a key element in managing type 2 diabetes. Until recently studies showing the significance of exercise to manage diabetes were very less. However, now we can see that there is plenty of research highlighting the importance of exercise to manage blood glucose levels effectively. The […]
  • Knitwear trends to try for winter 2022

    Conversely, knitted vests elevate our everyday style while still making us look fashionable and trendy.
  • Sleep quality might affect women’s work ambitions: Study

    Both men and women reported good and bad sleep quality over the course of the study, notably with no gender difference in reported sleep quality.
  • Five drinks to keep you warm this winter

    To help ease you, here’s a round-up of five hot drinks to keep yourself warm this winter.
  • Enjoy the tantalising flavours of Rajasthani cuisine at Rajthali in Jubilee Hills

    Vegetarians have few places to explore when it comes to food, irrespective of the fact that people, in general, love to try something different from their regular food.
  • Try out these recipes with Chia seeds, which have amazing health benefits

    Chia seeds help meet one's dietary requirement for fibre, a diet with adequate fibre helps prevent constipation and keeps the digestive tract healthy.
  • Room ventilation rates need to be very high to keep Omicron at bay

    Despite the manifest benefits of vaccination, the risk of airborne transmission in confined spaces might be higher, and so the corresponding precautions regarding ventilation needed to be re-appraised, according to the study published in the journal Building Simulation.
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