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Intake of junk food can increase risk of dementia

Intake of junk food can increase risk of dementiaRecent study has proven association between junk food and increased risk of dementia. In animal models, eating meals rich in fat, sugar and cholesterol triggered changes in the brain associated with the early stages of the debilitating Alzheimer’s disease.

SRK Has No Words To Express His Anger Over Mumbai Havoc

SRK Has No Words To Express His Anger Over Mumbai HavocAce Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan has finally broke his silence over the Mumbai terror attacks.

In an exclusive interview, King Khan expressed his anger on the havoc created by the fanatics.

A part of the interview was broadcasted during the transmission of a popular London based Bollywood show recently.

Caesarean birth make child more venerable to childhood asthma

Caesarean birth make child more venerable to childhood asthmaRecent research has shown that children born through caesarean section have 80 % more risk of developing childhood asthma as compared to children delivered naturally. Swiss researchers believe that that a natural birth could help to prime a child's immune system, making them more able to fight off illness whereas caesarean section possibly renders youngsters less able to combat common inflections, which scientists believe could act as a trigger for asthma.

Multiplexes Severely Hit By Mumbai Attacks

Multiplexes Severely Hit By Mumbai AttacksThe terror attacks on Mumbai seem to have severely affected film business.

The two new releases, ‘Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!’ and ‘Sorry Bhai’, have taken a harsh beating at the box-office. While ‘Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!’ showed 15% - 20% occupancy over the weekend, ‘Sorry Bhai!’ too seemed to be in doldrums almost everywhere. The management of many theatres/plexes were forced to call off shows due to lack of audiences.

U.S. Pressurizes Pakistan To Help Probe Mumbai Attack In “The Most Committed Way”

U.S. Pressurizes Pakistan To Help Probe Mumbai Attack In “The Most Committed Way”As tensions between India and Pakistan continue to soar US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Monday said the US has told Pakistan to help in the investigation of Mumbai terror attacks in "the most committed and firmest possible way".

"What we're emphasising to the Pakistani Government is the need to follow the evidence wherever it leads, and to do that in the most committed and firmest possible way," said Rice.

HIV Patients To Receive Pension In Andhra Soon

HIV Patients To Receive Pensions In Andhra Soon  In a landmark decision, the state government has decided to give pension to nearly 43,000 HIV patients in Andhra Pradesh.

Giving this information on the eve of World AIDS Day, State Family Welfare Minister Sambhani Chandrasekhar said that the government is preparing a blueprint for treating the HIV patients at various Anti-Retroviral Therapy (ART) centres across the state.

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