Low-fat diets may help prevent disease, study finds

Low-fat diets may help prevent disease, study finds

California: While consumption of low-fat foods has many health benefits, including weight loss, a new study has found that low-fat consumption may help protect against pandemics like Covid-19. Researchers at the University of California-Riverside observed alarming changes in gene expression (the process by which information in a gene is converted into a function) in people…

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The National Institute of Health has issued an advisory for the treatment of influenza cases

The National Institute of Health has issued an advisory for the treatment of influenza cases

File photo. The National Institute of Health (NIH) has issued an advisory to prevent influenza cases. According to NIH from Islamabad, there is a continuous increase in cases of new type of cold in winter. The NIH said that influenza cases have come up significantly in the federal capital. Monitoring the increasing cases of influenza…

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World News in Brief: Time for climate justice urges UN chief, Ukraine war update, call for ‘free and fair’ elections

World News in Brief: Time for climate justice urges UN chief, Ukraine war update, call for ‘free and fair’ elections

Under the deal agreed by 193 countries in 2015 in the French capital, sticking to the limit will help humankind avoid the worst impacts of rising temperatures. This month is also on track to be so warm that for the first time ever, a 12-month cycle may exceed the 1.5°C threshold, according to Europe’s Copernicus…

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General Assembly meets over Gaza veto by US in Security Council

General Assembly meets over Gaza veto by US in Security Council

Assembly Vice President Cheikh Niang of Senegal, holding the gavel in the General Assembly Hall and deputizing for President Dennis Francis, read out a statement on his behalf. General Assembly Vice President Cheikh Niang chairs the Emergency Special Session meets on the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question. Mr. Francis said he…

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Aid relief is arriving in Gaza but ‘too little, too late’, warns WHO

Aid relief is arriving in Gaza but ‘too little, too late’, warns WHO

“Even if there is no ceasefire, you would expect humanitarian corridors to operate… in a much more sustained way than what’s happening now,” said Sean Casey, Emergency Medical Teams Coordinator for the World Health Organization (WHO), speaking from Rafah in southern Gaza. Humanitarian assistance – and particularly food – is desperately needed across Gaza, particularly in…

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