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FNC to discuss measures to prevent Mers in the UAE
Dubai to be world medical tourism hub.
. AMA Asks Obama to Cover Vets Outside VA
“Genetic Engineers flashes 'genetic scissors' to control malaria !”
There are nearly 2 billion lamp sockets on average per nation. As a part of energy conservation the governments all over the world promotes the usage of Compact Fluorescent Lights (CFL’s). It has proven to be more economical and energy efficient since its predecessor incandescent light.
Do CFL pose a danger to the world? Some countries have reported selling of CFL more than 320 million. What makes CFL a hazardous companion to our earth; in fact it contains a small amount of mercury—typically around five milligrams. Mercury is essential to a fluorescent bulbs ability to emit light; as effective as it is at enabling white light, no other element has proved as efficient. But on the other hand exposed mercury is highly vulnerable, especially harmful to the brains of both fetuses and children and for many other living organisms in our ecosystem. If we don’t take it seriously enough this green lights may turn as switches to a new calamity.
by Bejoy Antony It is still an alarming issue even in this 21st century.
Modern world is advancing in many perspectives but there is still to be done in defend against those parasites that causes the very threat to our existence. The parasites of Malaria was discovered by Alphonse Laveran in 1880.
The Mother Nature, select these deadly killers and let them to strike back on us even after many decades and centuries.
Malaria, the ancient disease was dated back as early as 2700 BC in Chinese scripting. Discovering effective vaccines for these parasites has been progressing throughout the mid 1800’s. After these long years of research we haven’t been successful. The humanity hopes for a more considerable and dependable way of medicines.
In virtue, we the humanity will have to defend ourselves to quarantine disease in the present and for the future.
“A Day without Laughter is a day wasted “– Charlie Chaplin
“Genetic Engineers flashes 'genetic scissors' to control malaria !”
Researchers identified that female Anopheles mosquitoes, the vector for transmission of malaria,
itself can be used to check transmission of the disease. This is made possible through a novice
genetic engineering technique which will decrease the procreation of female mosquitoes to minimal.
Since male mosquitoes can not transmit malaria, this technique is regarded as more effective
FNC to discuss measures to prevent Mers in the UAE
ABU DHABI - The Ministry of Health’s plans to fight and prevent Mers and the deterioration of health services in the Northern Emirates are among the issues
that have been discussed by the FNC on Tuesday (03.06.2014).
In light of the number of cases of Mers in the country and the region, Rashid Al Shuraiqi sent a question
to Minister of Health, Abdulrahman Al Owais, asking him about the measures the country is taking to prevent and fight the respiratory disease.
Dubai to be world medical tourism hub
Dubai: With world-class health facilities and internationally accredited hospitals, Dubai is all set to be the top hub for world medical tourism.
AMA Asks Obama to Cover Vets Outside VA
The AMA wants President Obama to expand health coverage for veterans by allowing physicians practicing outside the Veterans
Affairs system to bridge the gap for veterans unable to access VA care.
UAE's Health insurance policy targets all sections of the masses says Dr. K.P Hussain.
chairman of Fathima Healthcare Group.
The medical insurance policy which was started in the year 2002 have made a significant impact on the health industry, explained Dr. Hussain.
Dr. K.P Hussain's Fathima Health care Group is a pioneer in healthcare management services that provide innovative and affordable healthcare plans for individuals as well as corporates in UAE and other GCC countries.
Dr.Hussain was interviewed by Mr.Sreejith, CMO, Aries group and the program is being aired in Medi Biz Tv.
Increasing the intake of fish to a minimum of three to four weekly meals can boost good cholesterol levels which may provide protection against heart diseases, a new study has found.
People who increased their intake of fatty fish had more large High Density Lipoprotein (HDL) particles in their blood than those who were less frequent eaters of fish, said researchers at the University of Eastern Finland.
The study observed that a higher intake of fish increased the number of large HDL particles and lipids contained in them. Population-based studies have shown that HDL cholesterol - also known as good cholesterol - and large HDL particles are efficient in sweeping extra cholesterol off artery walls.
Large HDL particles have been associated with reduced risk of cardiovascular diseases, whereas small HDL particles may even have opposite effects. Positive changes in lipid metabolism were observed in persons who increased their intake of fish most, ie in persons who ate at least three to four fish meals per week.
Frozen Banana - 1
Natural Peanut Butter - 2 tablespoon
Soy or Almond Milk - 1 Cup (which can be kept longer out of the fridge than regular milk)
Blend all the ingredients. Also add a scoop of your favourite chocolate or vanilla protein for an extra protein boost.
The most healthy, perfect and easy snack which can be taken anytime during the day is this Peanut Butter Banana Smoothie. Try it out......
by Anagha
Most vegetarians are worried about getting enough protein on a vegetarian diet.
If you are a vegetarian, it could be compensated by incorporating vegetarian protein rich supplements in your diet to meet the necessary requirements.
Here are some of the vegetarian sources of protein available:
1. Kidney Beans: Very rich in protein, which gives 15 grams of protein per 200 gram serving.
2. Nuts and seeds: Nuts, including peanuts, cashews, almonds and walnuts all contain protein,
3. Beans, lentils and legumes: Beans are one of the most common protein-rich foods for vegetarians.
4. Green leafy vegetables: Deep-green, leafy vegetables are rich in protein. Some of the examples are Broccoli, Spinach etc. Spinach contains 5 g protein in every 1 cup serving.
5. Tofu and Paneer: One half-cup serving of raw firm tofu contains 10.1 grams of proteins. Paneer is a milk product high in body building protein.
6. Milk: Milk is a key contributor to improving health. Milk and milk products come under vegetarian category and can be consumed by anyone irrespective of their dietary patterns.
by Jayakrishnan
Out of nothing, the creator made rocks, water, fire and wind.
From these four substances he created the physical world of sun, stars, moon and earth.Then he made the plant beings.
Every answer we look for, every solution we are in dire need of, every healing that we have always longed for, they were all right in front of us, soulfully green, bright, tender and beautiful.
Plants, they are for sure, the ever forgiving, ever giving, living proof that we all can co-exist and be important to each other, without any exception.
So let us never again ignore and look away the true gift of mother earth.
