Colon Cancer, Often Avoidable, Hits Black Men, the Young More
Colorectal cancer is among the most preventable and treatable diseases. So why are young people and Black men still dying from it? Source link
Day: 2 September 2021
Rafales have landed but Rahul Gandhi yet to take off, says Rajnath Singh
Slamming Congress and the Gandhi family for institutionalising corruption, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday pointed out that while Rafale had landed in India Rahul Gandhi is yet to take off. Addressing the inaugural session of the three-day Gujarat state executive in Kevadia, Narmada, the Minister targeted the Congress leadership over defence equipment procurement and … Read more
The Audi Grandsphere concept is the company’s vision of a self-driving luxury future
Audi has yet to release anything like a fully self-driving car, but the Grandsphere concept plays with the idea of how we interact with vehicles when the driver doesn’t need to acually drive. Much like the recently unveiled Audi Skysphere concept, which imagined a sports car in which driving is optional, the Grandsphere concept imagines … Read more
Depression With MS Can Be a Fatal Mix
By Denise Mann HealthDay Reporter THURSDAY, Sept. 2, 2021 (HealthDay News) — Depression and multiple sclerosis (MS) tend to travel together, new research finds, and when they do the chances of dying during the next decade can be up to five times greater than it is for those with neither condition. Exactly why the combination … Read more
Amid fears of new strain, 7 nations added to mandatory RTPCR list
Even as India’s Covid-19 public immunisation drive crossed a milestone with over half the population getting at least one dose of the vaccine, the Centre has made RT-PCR test mandatory for passengers travelling to India from seven more countries, including China and South Africa. Amid reports of new SARS-CoV-2 virus strains emerging, the ministry of … Read more
Mikis Theodorakis, Zorba composer and political maverick, dies aged 96
The renowned Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis, who scored the 1964 classic film Zorba the Greek and was an icon of resistance to the former military junta, has died in Athens, aged 96. A prolific talent and political maverick, Theodorakis was revered in his home country for his inspirational music and defiance during the junta that … Read more
Amid tussle in Punjab unit, Harish Rawat says some issues still being resolved
Chandigarh, Amid the ongoing tussle in ruling Congress‘ Punjab unit, the party affairs’ state in-charge Harish Rawat on Thursday admitted that there were still some issues which are being resolved. When reporters asked Rawat if it was safe to assume that “all is well” in Punjab Congress, the AICC general secretary quipped, “I won’t say … Read more
Late Root wicket leaves Test poised
India 191: Thakur 57, Kohli 50, Woakes 4-55, Robinson 3-38 England 53-3 England trail by 138 runs Scorecard England lost the key wicket of Joe Root late on a dramatic first day to leave the fourth Test with India finely balanced at the Kia Oval. Root was bowled by Umesh Yadav for 21 to leave … Read more
Stress in cybersecurity – why overworking information security staff is bad for everyone – Video | ZDNet
Stress in cybersecurity – why overworking information security staff is bad for everyone 20:36 / September 3, 2021 ZDNet Security Update: Danny Palmer talks to John Donovan, CISO at Malwarebytes about the impact stress has on information security teams and how to help improve well-being of employees. Source link
Too Many Antibiotics Might Raise Colon Cancer Risk
By Robert PreidtHealthDay Reporter THURSDAY, Sept. 2, 2021 (HealthDay News) — Here’s another reason to avoid unnecessary use of antibiotics: Long-term use of these medications could increase your risk of colon cancer, researchers say. “While in many cases antibiotic therapy is necessary and saves lives, in the event of less serious ailments that can be … Read more