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December 14, 2024

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How does eating breakfast improve your well-being?

A breakfast plate of boiled eggs and toast is pictured in London, Britain, July 22, 2018. — Reuters There is nothing that sets the tone for a person’s day better than breakfast, as it is much more than just a meal and is actually a foundation for the body’s vitality as well as long-term well-being. Most people don’t know that the quality of breakfast eaten can be the key to fighting cardiovascular disease, while everyone knows that a good breakfast gives you the energy you need to get through the day. Earth. Specialists at the Hospital del Mar Research Institute

November 20, 2024

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Children’s well-being ‘under threat’ in 2050, UNICEF warns

An undated image shows a group of children laughing while clapping their hands. — UNICEF/File Demographic shifts, worsening climate change and rapid technological transformation risk creating a bleak future for youth in the mid-21st century, the United Nations children’s agency warned in an annual report on Tuesday. “Children are experiencing a myriad of crises, from climate shocks to cyber risks, and these are set to intensify in the coming years,” Kathryn Russell, executive director of the International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF), wrote in a statement. publication of the organization’s annual report. “Decades of progress, especially for girls, are at risk.”

August 24, 2024

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Noise pollution concerns the well-being of Dubai’s Gen Z: study

A representational image depicting a person wearing headphones while crossing a street in a city. — Unsplash/Archive A new study has revealed that noise pollution in the luxurious Gulf city of Dubai is a major concern for Generation Z, as many of them see it as a major factor that disturbs their well-being. Specifically, the study was conducted by Buro Happold’s Urban C:Labs in collaboration with Heriot-Watt University in Dubai. It will be presented at the Inter-Noise 2024 conference in Nantes, France Khaleej Times. The study was led by Pooja Ganatra, who is a senior sustainability consultant, noise expert and

August 15, 2024

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UNICEF urges action as rising heat threatens children’s health and wellbeing

A mother uses her fingers to give drops of water to her child during a hot summer day as the heat wave continues, in Jacobabad, Pakistan on May 24, 2024. — Reuters The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) on Wednesday urged governments around the world to “act now” to bring rising global temperatures under control as they pose major threats to children’s health and well-being . In its new report, A Threat to Progress, the UN body highlighted that children are most at risk as “days with temperatures above 95°F” become “increasingly common”. “Nearly half a billion children

May 9, 2024

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Kate Middleton’s well-being to dictate Prince William’s future in monarchy

Kate Middleton’s preventive cancer treatment prompts many experts to weigh in on the princess’s overall well-being Kate Middleton’s well-being to dictate Prince William’s future in monarchy Experts and experts shed some light on Kate Middleton’s well-being amid preventive cancer treatment. Information about Prince William’s possible mental state has come to light from an inside source close to the royal family. This insider in question ruined everything during their interview People magazine. During this conversation they said, “Whether you are a prince or a pauper, no one would expect something like this with his father and his wife undergoing treatment for

May 6, 2024

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Ensuring the well-being of the elderly

KARACHI: The growing population of elderly Asians faces multiple challenges such as meager pensions, poor health, impoverishment, economic and social problems, inadequate access to basic services and more, as developing Asia and the Pacific is unable to ensure the well-being of its aging population. . Developing Asia is transitioning to a much older demographic structure. The share of the region’s elderly in the total population increased from 5.9% in 1960 to 8.2% in 2000 and 13.5% in 2022. The population aged 60 and over is projected to double from 567.7 million in 2022 to 1.2 billion in 2050, when it

March 4, 2024

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Sri Lanka leads in mental well-being while India and Pakistan lag behind

KARACHI: In a surprising turn of events, Sri Lankans have emerged as a notably happier population compared to their counterparts in Pakistan and India, according to the latest findings from Sapien Labs’ State of the World Mental Health Report. According to the report, Pakistan was ranked 56th out of 71 countries in terms of overall mental well-being in 2023, with India trailing far behind at 61st. In stark contrast, Sri Lanka secured an impressive second place. Interestingly, the study found that the wealthiest nations of the Anglosphere scored lowest on the happiness scale, while poor countries in Africa and Latin

January 15, 2024

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How can cutting ties boost your mental well-being after a breakup?

Experts suggest that “no contact” after a breakup is beneficial for mental health Representative serious discussion image from Unsplash. Have you ever felt the pain of a breakup? In such a situation, you desperately look for a way to mend your broken feelings. You face the burden of the past and continue to wonder how to find peace. If you’re nodding along, you’re not alone. The consequences of a breakup can be overwhelming, and the path to healing may simply lie in a seemingly difficult decision – cutting ties. Cutting ties? Have you found yourself stuck in post-breakup pain, unsure

December 22, 2023

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Why ‘Neil the Seal’, Tasmania’s viral TikTok star, faces risks to his well-being

Despite Neil the Seal’s playful antics, experts stress the need to remember that he is a wild animal Neil the Seal, a 600kg southern elephant seal from Tasmania, has achieved fame and celebrity on social media, amassing over 45,000 followers on Instagram. However, marine experts and local authorities are raising concerns about the impact of its growing popularity on its welfare. Despite Neil’s playful antics making headlines and grabbing the attention of people worldwide, experts stress the need to remember that he is a wild animal. Mary-Anne Lea, a professor from the Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies at the

October 30, 2023

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Your digestive health is key to your overall well-being

Your digestive health is key to your overall well-being. Representative image from Unsplash Having trouble finding popular over-the-counter laxatives? Wondering why there is a shortage and how to maintain your digestive health without relying on them? Let’s explore these pressing questions and learn how to live a healthier life. The Laxative Shortage Puzzle First things first, if you’ve been to your local pharmacy recently and noticed a shortage of commonly used laxatives like Miralax and Dulcolax, you’re not alone. But why are these products disappearing from the shelves? Why the laxative dilemma? A major reason behind the shortage is the

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