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Indian stock markets recovered some earlier losses on Friday.

The 30-share index Sensex marked its closure after making small gains owing to subdued worldwide signals.

The bellwether index Sensex belled the day on a quite note accompanying pessimistic Asian peers and continued the dispirited session amid instability during the entire day.

During the second half, buying activity took the broad-based Nifty above 5,400 levels but failed to sustain the mark.

Researchers claim to have revised the heart rate procedure, benchmarking a lower maximum for women.

This goes against the norms where doctors estimate the women’s peak heart rates were observed during a stress test. This indicates that women should be ready to hear a worsened verdict than she actually had.

It was believed that the heart rate issues seemed to have come up due to peak heart rates that were thought to be based on males only.

According to health experts a few measures have been suggested in order to keep oneself hale and hearty.

The supposed reason associated with human beings is supposedly due to declining health and the deterioration of facial features. It was further added that one can take care of the same via employing certain remedial solutions such as good nutrition, scrupulous maintenance; good habits and a tension free life.

t has been seen that women who has cycled for decreased their cycling time from more than 15 minutes a day to less than 15 minutes gained about four-and-a-half pounds on average.

It was stated that bicycle helps fight issues pertaining to weight for the women aged between their 30s and 40s will have the same effect as that of brisk walking which helps in trimming down the weight.

The observational study took data of Harvard Nurses’ Health, that tracks 1, 16,608 female nurses, who were asked questions about their health, weight, diet and behavior.

Officials have revealed that animal rights advocates in Canada are urging the public to speak up when they see animal neglect, following the seizure of 38 abused horses in New Brunswick.

The Canadian Broadcasting Corp. reported on Friday that the seizure of the horses by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has shocked animal lovers into raising funds for veterinary bills and to provide other support for the animals, 26 of which have been placed in foster homes.

It has been reported that organizers of Toronto's International Medical Marijuana Expo say they want to attract people tired of taking pharmaceutical drugs with adverse side-effects.

The Canadian Broadcasting Corp. has reported on Friday that Marco Renda, organizer of this weekend's Expo said: "We're not trying to promote: 'Come down to the convention center and get stoned.' This isn't what it's all about. This is about educating yourself on the benefits of cannabis as medicine."