LIFESTYLE

Will Alzheimer's become a disease of the young?
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Alzheimer's -- the most common cause of dementia -- causes the brain to shrink and brain cells to eventually die. The disease is known to severely impact memory, thinking, and behaviour. While the signs of Alzhiemer's typically start appearing in the mid-60s, early onset has been recorded starting from the 30s. To date, the youngest person known to have been diagnosed.
Why head injuries may up risk of developing brain cancer
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The study, published in journal Current Biology, found that patients who experienced a head injury were nearly four times more likely to develop brain cancer later in life, than those who had no head injury. The reason is that mutations in certain genes synergise with brain inflammation, which is induced by acute injury and then increases over time.
6 trending snacks to try
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Thanks to social media, this isn't a real struggle these days. We are constantly bombarded with innovative snack recipes using fancy ingredients from around the world, showcased in a drool-worthy reel with a trending tune that has us hooked. To make it easier for you, here is a curated list of some trending snacks on social media that you must try in your next snack emergency.
5 tips to build go-to-market channels to scale your social enterprise
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Your impact narrative should communicate your primary goal of creating a positive social impact while also highlighting your for-profit model. A compelling impact narrative will engage your customers and investors and show how your startup is making a difference in the lives of those it serves. It is also essential to capture your impact as well as your business metrics.
Astro Zindagi (Weekly Horoscope February 27-March 5)
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Aries: This week you might feel a bit restless and eager for action. You'll be eager to start new projects and make progress in your personal goals. The planetary alignment in your chart suggests that this is a great time to take some risks and push yourself outside of your comfort zone.
Obesity can raise risk of death by more than 90%: Study
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The findings, published in the journal Population Studies, counter prevailing wisdom that excess weight boosts mortality risk only in extreme cases. The study showed that groups with higher body mass index (BMI) have higher mortality rates, contrary to numerous studies that show that heart disease, high blood pressure and diabetes (which are often associated with being overweight) elevate mortality risk.
Saliva helps Covid linger twice as long in drier air: Study
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Researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder in the US found that airborne particles carrying a mammalian Coronavirus closely related to the virus, which causes Covid-19, remain infectious for twice as long in drier air, in part because the saliva emitted with them serves as a protective barrier around the virus, especially at low humidity levels.
IMDb Launches Popular Indian Celebrities Feature
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Each week, the top trending Indian entertainers and filmmakers are highlighted in the Popular Indian Celebrities section, which is only accessible via the IMDb app for Android and iOS. This is based on views from the more than 200 million users who access the platform each month globally. Fans of the entertainment industry can see who is trending, keep up with their beloved.
A food and cultural festival from the rich land of Bihar & Jharkhand
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The festival menu has been curated by Head Chef Kush Koli, under the guidance of Michelin-Star Chef Atul Kochhar and Founder of SAGA, Vishal Anand, who both have deep roots in Bihar as their common birthplace. Bihar has remained the seat of an ancient civilization. Its history dates back to the very dawn of human evolution. It is the melting pot of all the prominent religions.
Offering exquisite collections, iconic works
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The London Evening Sale will offer works by artists that defined the artistic movements of the 20th Century, while showcasing their legacy in those artists shaping the 21st Century. Sixty-six per cent of the Sale has never before been offered at auction. Exquisite paintings by Paul Cezanne and Vincent van Gogh have been treasured in two distinct collections.
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