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December 1, 2024

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Men with heart risks experience a decline in brain health faster than women

A representational image of a man being vaccinated against COVID-19 at a vaccination center, in New Delhi, India on February 13, 2021. — Reuters Men with heart risks end up losing their brain health faster than women with similar heart risks, a new study has found. Research published in Journal of Neurology Neurosurgery and Psychiatry says that these men’s brains begin to decline as early as their mid-50s, while women’s brains are more likely to start declining from their mid-60s onwards. “These results suggest that moderating cardiovascular risk is an important therapeutic target for Alzheimer’s disease prevention and suggest that

November 26, 2024

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Bird flu poses risks to some Americans’ Thanksgiving breakfast

A test tube labeled “Bird Flu”, eggs and a piece of paper in the colors of the US national flag are seen in this picture, January 14, 2023. — Reuters Some Americans may be in serious jeopardy with their family Thanksgiving breakfast as grocery stores are reportedly facing a nationwide egg shortage due to bird flu. Although the supply of eggs appears to be stable in most areas of the country, some areas are experiencing a dairy crisis. According to NBC Newsthe shortage occurred as a result of rising egg prices, feed and empty shelves in areas of Denver, Miami

November 11, 2024

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Prince Harry risks utter global embarrassment in Trump’s America

Prince Harry risks utter global embarrassment in Trump’s America Prince Harry’s chances of facing utter embarrassment at the hands of Donald Trump have just been warned. Royal historian Richard Fitzwilliams made these comments about the Duke public in his chat with GB News. According to the expert’s comments, “There is no doubt that this is quite a toxic issue, but I cannot see that the future government would want to get involved in the problems with the British royal family, which would obviously arise if this were to happen.” However, it is pertinent to mention that, “The Sussexes and Donald

September 12, 2024

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West risks ‘war’ if backs Ukraine long-range strikes, Putin warns

Kyiv: Russian President Vladimir Putin warned the West on Thursday that allowing Ukraine to use longer-range weapons to strike targets inside his country would put NATO at “war” with Russia. The stark warning came as US and UK officials discussed Kiev’s request to relax rules on launching Western weapons into Russia, more than two and a half years after Moscow invaded Ukraine. Moscow meanwhile also claimed to have recaptured a swath of territory in its western Kursk region where Ukrainian forces had advanced in recent weeks. Putin spoke after US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken promised that Washington would quickly

August 31, 2024

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Blood tests allow 30-year estimates of women’s cardiovascular risks: study

Heart beat of a man on monitor screen. — Unsplash/File Women’s heart disease risks and their need to start taking preventive drugs should be assessed when they are in their 30s rather than well after menopause, as is now the norm, said researchers who published a study on Saturday. Presenting the findings at the European Society of Cardiology’s annual meeting in London, they said the study showed for the first time that simple blood tests make it possible to estimate a woman’s risk of cardiovascular disease over the next three decades. “This is good for patients first and foremost, but

August 28, 2024

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Israel’s funding of settler trips to Al-Aqsa risks ‘religious war’: Hamas

GAUZE: The Israeli government’s decision to fund tours for illegal settlers to the Al-Aqsa Mosque represents a “dangerous escalation” that could spark a “religious war,” Palestinian resistance group Hamas warned on Tuesday. The government’s decision to fund the “Zionist tours” is a dangerous escalation that risks igniting a religious war, “for which the occupation and its supporters bear responsibility,” Hamas said in a statement. “This extremist fascist government is playing with fire as it does not care about the implications of its Zionist behavior in violating the sanctity, status and identity of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque in our Arab and

August 22, 2024

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Mpox presents difficult risks

As fears grow worldwide about mpox, apparently simple questions such as the risk of pregnancy and the differences between variants do not have clear and simple answers. The World Health Organization declared an international health emergency in July due to the spread of mpox, which first appeared in humans around 1970 in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). For decades, the disease known as “monkey pox” was confined to a few African countries, with estimates of the fatality rate ranging from one to 10% of people infected. This uncertainty has increased since 2022, when mpox has spread elsewhere in the

August 6, 2024

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New AI tool can detect hidden heart attack risks

Man being checked by a doctor.— Reuters/file A team from Caristo Daignostics, a University of Oxford spinout company, has developed an AI technology that has the potential to identify people at risk of having a heart attack within the next decade. Described as a “game changer” by scientists, the model detects inflammation of the heart that is not visible on CT scans, which use a combination of X-rays and computer technology. Supported by NHS England, a pilot project is underway in five hospitals in Oxford, Milton Keynes, Leicester, Liverpool and Wolverhampton. A decision on its implementation in the NHS is

August 2, 2024

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Salman Butt backs ‘calculated’ risks for Pakistan in Bangladesh, England Tests

Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt has expressed concerns about the Pakistan cricket team’s preparation for the upcoming Test series against Bangladesh and England. Butt emphasized the need for calculated risks in a sport where nothing is guaranteed, advocating strategic decisions that balance potential rewards with inherent uncertainties. In an exclusive interview with Pakistan Cricketexplained Butt, “There are no assurances in Pakistan cricket. You have to take these calculated risks. There is always an element of risk before great achievements occur.” He pointed out that a proactive approach is necessary for the team to achieve significant success on the international stage.

July 29, 2024

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Fitch upgrades Pakistan’s credit rating reflecting lower default risks

The Fitch Ratings logo can be seen above the main entrance to their office building. — Reuters/File While still below investment grade, the upgrade means low default risk. The upgrade reflects greater certainty about external financing in the long term. Strong performance in previous IMF deals helped reduce fiscal deficits. Fitch Ratings has upgraded Pakistan’s credit rating from CCC to CCC+, citing reduced external financing risks following a fresh bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). While still below investment grade, the upgrade indicates a lower likelihood of bankruptcy, analysts said in reaction to the development. “The upgrade reflects greater

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