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A new research has discovered that consumption fish oil on a regular basis can lessen the chance of breast cancer.

The research disclosed that postmenopausal women who had the supplements cut their breast cancer risk by a third.

The research comprised 35,000 females and took 6 years to find results.

Fish oils contain high levels of fatty acids, which can lessen swelling.

Earlier researches suggested that they may increase brain cells, keep eyes strong and possibly defend against ageing.

These days, Kalaipuli S Dhanu seems to have got himself away from the production of films and is vividly involved with film distribution. Recently, Dhanu had acquired the regional rights of `Milaga' and S. A. Chandrasekhar's `Veluthu Kattu'. With both the films moderately doing well at box office, the producer-distributor has decided to release the dubbed version of the Telugu film `Magadheera'.

According to the reports, the trial of former Illinois police officer Drew Peterson on charges of killing his third wife was postponed on Wednesday after prosecutors filed an appeal.

The Arlington Heights (Ill.) Daily Herald has reported that the Will County judge presiding over the trial Tuesday refused a prosecution request to permit certain hearsay statements previously barred in the case against Peterson, who is accused of killing his third wife, Kathleen Savio. Jury selection in the trial was to have begun on Thursday.

Recently released romantic comedy 'I Hate Luv Storys' has garnered around Rs 21.5 crore in the domestic zone during the first three days of its release and actor Imran Khan said that he is happy by the 'grand opening', the film has got.

The actore said, "I feel honestly very surprised with the numbers. I had told (director) Punit Malhotra that it's a very good film and I was quite confident with the way it was promoted, but I didn't expect such an opening."

Authorities have said that insurgents detonated a string of bombs in Iraq on Wednesday, killing at least 41 people and injuring 181 others, most of them religious pilgrims.

The deadliest attack was carried out by a suicide bomber wearing a vest packed with explosives that targeted pilgrims near Abu Haneefa al Numan Mosque in Adhamiyah, north of Baghdad, about 8 p. m., McClatchy Newspapers have reported. McClatchy also said that blast killed at least 28 people and wounded 81.

The United States and Russia are discussing a swap of 10 accused Russian spies arrested in June for 10 people convicted of espionage in Russia, officials have revealed.

The Los Angeles Times has reported that one of those apparently set to be released in Russia is Igor Sutyagin, a Russian scientist convicted of spying for the United States. His mother, Svetlana Sutyagina, said on Wednesday he has been taken to Moscow from a prison near the Arctic Circle and is to be taken to Vienna, and then to London, where the trade is to be made.