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6 min read Lifestyle

For some a dream vacation has little planning and a limited agenda, while others prefer to pack in various activities and carefully plan out every detail. Either way, some things universally make life easier, such as avoiding certain foods while traveling or getting travel insurance. Here are some examples of travel hacks to make life...

4 min read Relationship

Marriage proposal season is upon us—between Thanksgiving and Valentine’s Day, many couples find themselves planning engagements. But one question looms large: when is the best time to tie the knot? Conventional wisdom says it’s best to wait until at least age 30, especially for women balancing career goals and the desire to start a family....

6 min read Living Space

As Australia’s housing market becomes increasingly unaffordable, older women are emerging as one of the fastest-growing groups facing homelessness. One such woman is Maggie Shambrook, who had a successful career and raised three children on her own before losing her job and home. Despite her postgraduate qualifications, Maggie found herself on the Newstart allowance, applying...

3 min read Food

In Japan, the New Year is a time of celebration, filled with cherished traditions and delicious foods. One such delicacy is mochi, a traditional rice cake that, while seemingly innocuous, poses significant risks during the festive season. Recently, the country has witnessed tragic incidents where two individuals lost their lives and several others were hospitalized...

2 min read Health

Larotrectinib, a novel cancer drug, is making waves in the medical community for its remarkable ability to target a specific genetic mutation found in various cancers. In a recent Phase 1 clinical trial, the drug demonstrated a 93% success rate in pediatric patients with TRK fusion-positive tumors. This breakthrough treatment offers a new approach to...

3 min read Health

Cleaning the house might not just be a mundane chore; it could pose serious health risks, particularly for women. Recent research has highlighted alarming findings, suggesting that the harmful effects of household cleaning products on women’s lung health could be comparable to smoking a pack of cigarettes daily. Surprisingly, men do not seem to face...

3 min read Lifestyle

Various indices exist to assess the happiness levels of countries around the world, each with its own approach. Some emphasize economic wealth and living standards, while others utilize intricate formulas considering factors such as climate and the prices of essential goods. One index that stands out is the Happy Planet Index, which evaluates countries based...

3 min read Inspiration

In Turkey’s Antalya province, senior men are turning to an unexpected method to combat memory loss—knitting. Through a unique course offered at Turkey’s first “Senior Citizen University,” men aged 60 and above are learning to knit, stimulating their brains while keeping dementia at bay. The Birth of a Unique University Founded by Akdeniz University, this...

3 min read Health

The integration of augmented reality (AR) in surgical procedures has the potential to significantly enhance the outcomes of reconstructive surgeries. By leveraging advanced technology, surgeons can gain unprecedented insights into the anatomy of their patients, ultimately leading to better surgical results. The Pioneering Research Team At St Mary’s Hospital in London, a team from Imperial...