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Calcium, Vitamin D Don’t Prevent Breast Cancer

Calcium, Vitamin D Don’t Prevent Breast CancerA large clinical trial has found that calcium and vitamin D supplements don’t help postmenopausal women lower their risk of breast cancer. Dr. Rowan Chlebowski, study author and a medical oncologist at the Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles said, "The message is that there's benefit from calcium and vitamin D for fracture risk, but taking those supplements won't be doing much for breast cancer risk. You wouldn't expect that you're doing it to improve breast cancer outcome."

Ash, Hrithik Together In Bhasali’s Next!

Ash, Hrithik Together In Bhasali’s Next! If reports are to be believed then Bollywood beauty Aishwarya Rai Bachchan might be seen in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s next untitled project along with multi-talented actor Hrithik Roshan.

Hrithik and Ash, who already worked in Dhoom-2 and Jodha Akbar, have proved to be a formidable pair on screen.

In fact, Bhansali liked the chemistry between the dashing couple, and thought of taking the duo in his film.

Though Sanjay has worked with ‘Bachchan Bahu’ earlier also, but it would be the director's first film with Hrithik.

Sony launches PSP 3000 in India

Navy prevents Somalian pirates’ hijack of ‘Jag Arnav’

Navy prevents Somalian pirates’ hijack of ‘Jag Arnav’ The Navy, which has been conducting anti-piracy patrols in the Gulf of Aden from October 23, has prevented the hijack of an Indian merchant ship, ‘Jag Arnav’, in the Gulf of Aden - an area is infested by heavily-armed Somalian pirates.

The hijack was attempted when the 38,265-tonne bulk carrier, owned by the Great Eastern Shipping Company, was sailing 60 nautical miles east of Aden. The warship, ‘INS Tabar’, patrolling the area, was then 25 nautical miles away from the spot.

Margaret Alva submits Resignation

Govt Doctors On Indefinite Strike In Karnataka

Govt Doctors On Indefinite Strike In KarnatakaAround 5,000 doctors working under the Department of Health and Family Welfare in Karnataka have threatened to deepen their two-day-old agitation, by paralysing emergency as well as postmortem services in government hospitals across the State.

Doctors are demanding salaries on par with physicians coming under the Department of Medical Education.
 

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