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Developer Who’s Visually Impaired Finds Career Rebirth Using Oracle APEX
Vladimir Goncharov wasn’t born blind, but he’s been losing his eyesight progressively since early childhood. As an adult, his developer…
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Dear ladies, exercise daily. Survey finds 60% urban Indian women at risk of diabetes
Over 60% of urban Indian women do not follow a regular exercise regime, which puts them at increased risk of…
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Eating tomatoes every day may reduce risk of skin cancer, finds study
If you love eating tomatoes, then here’s another reason to keep up the good habit. A recent study has found…
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A Super-Early Dinner Can Burn More Fat, Study Finds
Eating all your meals within a six-hour window sounds like some sort of fad diet (and a recipe for midnight fridge…
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One in Seven Kids Suffers From High Blood Pressure, Finds Survey
Hypertension or high blood pressure which was one considered to be an age-old disease is now becoming a growing concern.…
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Female doctors better at treating elderly, finds Harvard study
Female doctors are better than male doctors in treating elderly patients in hospitals, according to a new study led by…
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Study finds UK sugar tax could save thousands from obesity, diabetes
File photograph of soft drinks bottles displayed on a shelf in a shop in London (Copyright Reuters 2016) LONDON –…
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Study Finds no Link Between Pregnancy Flu, Autism Risk
Researchers found no link between influenza in pregnant women and the risk of her child developing autism after birth, a…
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Huge Study Finds a Billion People Suffer From High Blood Pressure
The number of people with high blood pressure has almost doubled in 40 years to over 1.1 billion worldwide, scientists…
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Heart disease not striking Indians early, finds study
Contrary to reports that heart disease is striking Indians earlier, a new study that examined the records of 15,000 patients…
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