The mad life of Barbara Cartland, the Queen of Romance who hated women - The Times
The mad life of Barbara Cartland, the Queen of Romance who hated women The Times
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Fake cancer drugs supplied to more than 90 Bengaluru hospitals, pharmacy owner arrested - The Indian Express
A Special Investigation Team (SIT) of the Bengaluru police and the Drugs Control Department have uncovered a suspected large-scale counterfeit medicine racket in Bengaluru.
How Gen Z sees the world: What makes Chinese innovation so cool? A Vietnamese vlogger at CIFTIS
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Moscow mayor calls Saturday's deadly bomb attack on restaurant a 'terrorist act' - CNA
A policeman stands guard near the site where an improvised explosive device detonated at a restaurant in central Moscow, Saturday, Aug. 1, 2026. (AP Photo/Pavel Bednyakov)
Lady Gaga welcomes first child - Vanguard News
Pop superstar Lady Gaga welcomed her first child with fiance Michael Polansky, US media reported Friday.
How parents fuel diabetes, obesity in children with poor food choices - Punch Newspapers
From the first meal of the morning to school break and after-school snacks, biscuits, sweets, sugary drinks and other packaged foods have become a regular part of many Nigerian children’s diets. While parents cite convenience, affordability, availability and children’s preference...
Sleeping with earbuds may trigger hearing loss, say ENT specialists - Punch Newspapers
Sleeping with earbuds in the ears regularly could expose users to prolonged sound and keep the ear canal blocked for hours, increasing the risk of hearing problems, earwax build-up and ear infections, ear, nose and throat experts have warned.
There is ‘no evidence’ koala vaccine works - The Australian
There is ‘no evidence’ koala vaccine works The Australian
From Rs 12,300 to Rs 27,000: Medical interns’ protests expose wide stipend gap across states
From Rs 12,300 to Rs 27,000: Medical interns’ protests expose wide stipend gap across states indianexpress.com
Hanuman Ansh beats Haiwaan, Mirzapur on Day 38; extends box office domination
Hanuman Ansh continued its extraordinary box office dominance on Day 38, comfortably outpacing Friday's new release Haiwaan and the holdover crime drama Mirzapur: The Movie. The Neem Karoli Baba-inspired hit collected a nett of Rs 0.94 crore today across 1,259 shows, bringing its...
Nagpur Man Kills Daughter-In-Law With Axe Over Black Magic Suspicion: Cops
The 72-year-old father-in-law then jumped into a well located behind the house, police said, adding that he was saved and is undergoing treatment at the Medical Hospital.
'Reacher' star Alan Ritchson caught Owen Wilson completely off-guard when they first met - USA Today
When Reacher star Alan Ritchson and comedy icon Owen Wilson teamed up for the action-thriller Runner, the two entered with broadly different backgrounds (for the most part) in the entertainment landscape. However, where the two actors differed most was their physique, and that wa...
Exactly how to Get an ESA Letter in California
Over the last few years, Emotional Support Pets (ESAs) have gained acknowledgment for their healing advantages, giving support to individuals with numerous psychological health conditions. An ESA letter is an official document that grants particular rights to pet dog proprietors,...
Expired drugs as deadly as fake medicines, pharmacists warn - Punch Newspapers
Expired medicines can be as dangerous as fake drugs and may cause treatment failure, organ damage and potentially death, pharmacists have warned.
KATLEGO MOTHUDI | The remedy we need for health cost inflation
For millions of South Africans, the problem is not whether they want private health-care cover. It is whether they can afford it. As the Sunday Times recently reported, the cost of health insurance is growing an estimated 14%-16% a year, while the medical schemes market remains l...
Inspection proves last straw for DHQ chief
DC flags poor sanitation, missing records, lack of basic facilities at Tando Allahyar DHQ
From Rs 12,300 to Rs 27,000: Medical interns’ protests expose wide stipend gap across states - The Indian Express
Medical interns across several states have protested over low stipends and long working hours in recent weeks, prompting governments in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Uttarakhand to announce hikes. The protests have also highlighted sharp variations in the stipends paid...
From a warm hug, flagging off the race to Trisha: Inside Ajith and Vijay’s Silverstone moment - The Indian Express
The Michelin Le Mans Cup race at Silverstone on Saturday turned into a star-studded affair, with two of Indian cinema’s biggest stars, Ajith Kumar and Vijay, at the racetrack. Two hours after the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister waved the ceremonial green flag to kick off the race, Ajit...