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According to the reports, raw milk gets a raw deal from health and agricultural officials, say proponents who contend its benefits outweigh the risk of drinking unpasteurized milk.

According to Sally Fallon Morell, president of the Weston A. Price Foundation in Washington and founder of "A Campaign for Real Milk," most investigations blaming raw milk for making people sick "are highly biased and never proved raw milk actually caused the illnesses." She says that other foods such as chicken and seafood pose a much greater danger.

According to the official reports, U. S. researchers say they are on the trail of a faster, easier test to detect pre-diabetes, long before symptoms occur and in time to reverse the disease.

It was found by Biochemists at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore, led by Gerald Hart that high amounts of a difficult-to-detect sugar, O-GlcNAc, occur in reaction to diet and stress in those with diabetes.

A new survey has indicated that forty percent of U. S. adults say fumbling with a condom dampens the mood for sex and 90 percent admit to unsafe sex at least once.

Commissioned by Miami condom manufacturer Grove Medical LLC, the survey indicates 70 percent of U. S. adults say they think of love when they think of passion, while 67 percent say they think of romance, 55 percent say they think of sex and 43 percent say they think of commitment.

Toronto, July 15 - The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) will open Sep 9 here with the world premiere of the hit Canadian musical film "Score: A Hockey Musical".

The 35th edition of the world's premier film festival runs Sep 9-19 at its new venue of TIFF Bell Lightbox.

TIFF organisers said Wednesday "Score: A Hockey Musical", directed by Michael McGowan, will kick off the film festival with its opening night gala at Roy Thomson Hall.

Natural gas ended lower pressured by high production levels and expectations of a

Jeera August contract gained Rs 298 and settled at Rs 14200 a kg supported by good local demand and a supply shortage as stockists awaited better prices. Syria and Turkey have started quoting higher prices for their produce in the international market. Firmness in the international market may support domestic prices. At Unjha, the spot market in Gujarat, jeera gained 39 rupees to end at 13,650 rupees per 100 kg. The contract made intraday low of Rs 13785 a kg and high of Rs 14269 a kg. Support for jeera is at 13900 below that could see a test of 13601. Resistance is now seen at 14384 above that could see a resistance of 14569.

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