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Study links obesity, type 2 diabetes and neurodegeneration
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Amy Winehouse not working with Mark Ronson on new album
Washington, Sept 5 ANI: A new study has found that obesity and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus T2DM can contribute to mild neurodegeneration with features common with Alzheimer's disease AD.Researchers at R.... |
India moves to allay NSG apprehensions
London, Sept 5 ANI: It looks like Amy Winehouse still hasn't made up with Mark Ronson, after they fell out trying to record her doomed attempt at the theme song for forthcoming James Bond movie 'Qua..... |
US voters keen to know how McCain plans to change political work ethics in Washington
New Delhi, Sept 5 ANI: The Centre on Friday said it is committed to strengthening of non-proliferation regime and again underlined the policy of no-first-use of nuclear weapons. External Affairs Minis... |
Punjab's heritage buildings going the heritage hotels way
New York, Sept.5 ANI: Republican presidential nominee John McCain's clarion call for "Change, Change, Change" during his acceptance speech in St. Paul, Minnesota on Wednesday is all very well, but ac.... |
US 'spying' on Iraqi leadership
Patiala, Sep.5 ANI: Punjab being an erstwhile princely State today boasts of several heritage buildings. These edifices are now being converted into heritage hotels while opening an entirely new indus... |
UAE initiative aims to fight blindness
The Bush administration has been extensively spying on Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki, a new book claims....... |
Mecca launches anti-smoking campaign
The UAE has launched a new initiative, Noor Dubai, aimed at provide health services to one million people suffering from treatable blindness and visual impairment in developing countries on a local, r... |
Cancer drive in Yemen raises $3.4m
The Saudi holy city of Mecca has launched a major crackdown on smoking coinciding with the beginning of Ramadan, reported Arab News. The kingdom has called on worshippers to make the city smoke-free a... |
Unsuccessful drug against anxiety can offer cancer treatment
More than $3.425m has been raised to benefit cancer patients in a national campaign organised in Yemen, reported Gulf News. The funds raised in the campaign, titled 'There is Always Hope for Life&... |
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