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fitness news , Font size Other - Reported, December 14, 2012   Forget about push up bras, frilly knickers and suspenders... Israeli beauty Refaeli, 27, has created a simple line of cotton panties, vests and pyjamas designed for comfort. Her manifesto on her Under. Me website reads: 'I feel I look my best when I'm comfortable … [Read more...]

fitness news , Font size Other - Reported, December 12, 2012   Jennifer Lawrence, The Hunger Games star has been voted the world's most desirable woman. Jennifer Shrader Lawrence was born on August 15, 1990.She is an American actress. She started out her career by playing lead roles in TBS's The Bill Engvall Show and in the … [Read more...]

Organ transplant system will save lives Reported June 04, 2009 The health ministry is renewing its call to establish an organ donation system to save more patients from dying while they wait for transplants. An estimated two million Chinese need organ transplants each year, but only 20,000 operations are performed because of a severe … [Read more...]

Scientists Find Link Between Air Pollution And Blood Clot Formation Reported May 13, 2008 Rome, Italy (AHN) - Scientists have found a link between long-term exposure to air pollution and the development of blood clots in the legs. Dirty particles in polluted air appeared to increase the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or … [Read more...]

The age of depression: 44 marks the start of that mid-life crisis - and scientists say it lasts years Reported January 29, 2008 Research show people are most likely to suffer from depression when they hit 44 If you've just turned 40 and think you're heading for a mid-life crisis, you may wish to look away now. For scientists have … [Read more...]

Wearing high heels could boost people’s sex lives, a recent study has discovered. Reported February 04, 2008 Dr Maria Cerruto, an Italian urologist, conducted a study of 66 women under the age of 50. She found that the posture of those who wore a two-inch heel was as good as those who wore flat heels. High heels were also shown … [Read more...]

China reports six more confirmed A/H1N1 flu cases Reported June 05, 2009 BEIJING, June 5 (Xinhua) -- Six more A/H1N1 flu cases were confirmed on the Chinese mainland Friday, bringing the total number to 67. In Guangdong Province, two women, two men and a 7-year-old boy were confirmed to have the virus, according to the provincial health … [Read more...]

White Blood Cells Could Tell Your Fortune Reported June 28, 2008 BIN those tarot cards and cancel the visit to the palm reader. It might one day be possible to predict how long you'll live from a sample of your white blood cells. It is well known that the children of long-lived parents tend to be long-lived too, but no … [Read more...]

China set for world's first H1N1 flu shots Reported September 09, 2009 Teenage students in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangdong will be at the front of the line when the government starts vaccinating people against the H1N1 flu strain, Health Minister Chen Zhu announced Tuesday as he unveiled the guiding principles of the government's … [Read more...]

DNA database to help identify bodies Reported May 21, 2008 The government will build a DNA database of the unidentified bodies of the people who died in the quake, Civil Affairs Vice-Minister Jiang Li said yesterday. The data can be used to identify the victims later, she said at a press conference organized by the State Council … [Read more...]

Organ transplant system will save lives Reported June 04, 2009 The health ministry is renewing its call to establish an organ donation system to save more patients from dying while they wait for transplants. An estimated two million Chinese need organ transplants each year, but only 20,000 operations are performed because of a severe … [Read more...]

Scientists Find Link Between Air Pollution And Blood Clot Formation Reported May 13, 2008 Rome, Italy (AHN) - Scientists have found a link between long-term exposure to air pollution and the development of blood clots in the legs. Dirty particles in polluted air appeared to increase the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or … [Read more...]

The age of depression: 44 marks the start of that mid-life crisis - and scientists say it lasts years Reported January 29, 2008 Research show people are most likely to suffer from depression when they hit 44 If you've just turned 40 and think you're heading for a mid-life crisis, you may wish to look away now. For scientists have … [Read more...]

China reports six more confirmed A/H1N1 flu cases Reported June 05, 2009 BEIJING, June 5 (Xinhua) -- Six more A/H1N1 flu cases were confirmed on the Chinese mainland Friday, bringing the total number to 67. In Guangdong Province, two women, two men and a 7-year-old boy were confirmed to have the virus, according to the provincial health … [Read more...]

Wearing high heels could boost people’s sex lives, a recent study has discovered. Reported February 04, 2008 Dr Maria Cerruto, an Italian urologist, conducted a study of 66 women under the age of 50. She found that the posture of those who wore a two-inch heel was as good as those who wore flat heels. High heels were also shown … [Read more...]

China set for world's first H1N1 flu shots Reported September 09, 2009 Teenage students in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangdong will be at the front of the line when the government starts vaccinating people against the H1N1 flu strain, Health Minister Chen Zhu announced Tuesday as he unveiled the guiding principles of the government's … [Read more...]

White Blood Cells Could Tell Your Fortune Reported June 28, 2008 BIN those tarot cards and cancel the visit to the palm reader. It might one day be possible to predict how long you'll live from a sample of your white blood cells. It is well known that the children of long-lived parents tend to be long-lived too, but no … [Read more...]

DNA database to help identify bodies Reported May 21, 2008 The government will build a DNA database of the unidentified bodies of the people who died in the quake, Civil Affairs Vice-Minister Jiang Li said yesterday. The data can be used to identify the victims later, she said at a press conference organized by the State Council … [Read more...]

Aloisio Lorscheider, 83, influential Brazilian cardinal, dies Reported December 24, 2007 SAO PAULO, Brazil – Aloisio Lorscheider, one of Latin America’s most influential cardinals, died Sunday after a lengthy hospital stay. He was 83. The Brazilian cardinal was hospitalized in early December with a heart condition, the Aparecida … [Read more...]

Brazil to decide on embryonic cell research Reported May 28, 2008 Brasilia - Brazil’s Supreme Court is expected to decide on Wednesday whether to uphold legislation that allows research on embryonic stem cells in the world’s largest Roman Catholic country. In 2005, Brazil became the first Latin American country to legalize research … [Read more...]

Aloisio Lorscheider, 83, influential Brazilian cardinal, dies Reported December 24, 2007 SAO PAULO, Brazil – Aloisio Lorscheider, one of Latin America’s most influential cardinals, died Sunday after a lengthy hospital stay. He was 83. The Brazilian cardinal was hospitalized in early December with a heart condition, the Aparecida … [Read more...]

Brazil to decide on embryonic cell research Reported May 28, 2008 Brasilia - Brazil’s Supreme Court is expected to decide on Wednesday whether to uphold legislation that allows research on embryonic stem cells in the world’s largest Roman Catholic country. In 2005, Brazil became the first Latin American country to legalize research … [Read more...]

40% of Italians to be vaccinated Reported September 11, 2009 (ANSA) - Rome, September 11 - Italy hopes to vaccinate 40% of its population against the H1N1 flu virus, the health ministry announced Friday. According to the head of the Italian general practitioners association, Doctor Giacomo Milillo, ''family doctors and local … [Read more...]

40% of Italians to be vaccinated Reported September 11, 2009 (ANSA) - Rome, September 11 - Italy hopes to vaccinate 40% of its population against the H1N1 flu virus, the health ministry announced Friday. According to the head of the Italian general practitioners association, Doctor Giacomo Milillo, ''family doctors and local … [Read more...]

Dentist In Atlanta, Ga Soothes Fears For Increased Comfort With New TechnologyReported September 17, 2011 Dr. Donald Rozema, dentist in Sandy Springs, introduces patients to Biolase for improved accuracy and comfort during procedures. ATLANTA, GA, September 17, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Leading dentist in Atlanta, GA, Dr. Donald Rozema, is pleased to announce the … [Read more...]

Dentist In Atlanta, Ga Soothes Fears For Increased Comfort With New TechnologyReported September 17, 2011 Dr. Donald Rozema, dentist in Sandy Springs, introduces patients to Biolase for improved accuracy and comfort during procedures. ATLANTA, GA, September 17, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Leading dentist in Atlanta, GA, Dr. Donald Rozema, is pleased to announce the … [Read more...]