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Grapes increase iron deficiency risk: Research

Grapes increase iron deficiency risk: Research

Despite the benefits reported for antioxidants, a new study suggests some of these compounds may place the consumers at risk of developing iron deficiency and anemia. Previous studies have pointed out the various health benefits of polyphenols including their capability for fighting prostate cancer and leukemia, reducing the risk of heart disease, improving bone health, [...]

September 2 2010 | Posted in Health, Research | Read More »

West Boyfriend/Girlfriend Culture Encouraged by Telecom Companies

West Boyfriend/Girlfriend Culture Encouraged by Telecom Companies

Telecommunication companies are reaping super profits. There is such a huge market for them, that they will be the last businesses to wrap up in the Pakistan, if anything bad happens. They are sticking here in all the earthquakes, floods and other law and order situations, because there are such a huge margin of revenue [...]

August 31 2010 | Posted in Relationships | Read More »

Marriage , Regret , Divorce and Promises

Marriage , Regret , Divorce and Promises

(A touchy Article Jago News came across , sorry to miss the name of writer , but really an impressive articles) When I got home that night as my wife served dinner, I held her hand and said, I’ve got something to tell you… She sat down and ate quietly. Again I observed the hurt [...]

August 6 2010 | Posted in Relationships | Read More »

Rocky relationships hurt men more than women

Rocky relationships hurt men more than women

LONDON: Despite their blase demeanours, young men are more affected by the ups and downs of romantic relationships than their girlfriends are, a new study suggests. While young women are more affected by their relationship status—that is, whether they are in one or not—young men are more sensitive to a relationship’s quality, such as how [...]

June 13 2010 | Posted in Articles, Love & Romance, Research | Read More »

Less heart attacks due to smoking ban in England

Less heart attacks due to smoking ban in England

In England, following the ban of smoking in public places, the number of heart attacks have significantly reduced – reported by researchers on Wednesday. The British Medical Journal’s most recent study says that 1200 lesser people were hospitalized due to hear attack since introducing the smoking ban July 2007 compared to the last five years [...]

June 12 2010 | Posted in Health, International | Read More »

Diana dress sells for £192,000

Diana dress sells for £192,000

LONDON: A dress which catapulted the Princess of Wales on to the world stage when she wore it just weeks after becoming engaged has sold for £192,000. The 19-year-old, then Lady Diana Spencer, wore the black taffeta dress to a black-tie benefit event at Goldsmiths’ Hall in the City in March 1981 – her first [...]

June 9 2010 | Posted in Arts & Living, Fashion & Beauty, News | Read More »

Experts Says , Life Could Survive on Mars

Experts Says , Life Could Survive on Mars

Researchers at McGill’s department of natural resources, the National Research Council of Canada, the University of Toronto and the SETI Institute have discovered that methane-eating bacteria survive in a highly unique spring located on Axel Heiberg Island in Canada’s extreme North. Dr. Lyle Whyte, McGill University microbiologist explains that the Lost Hammer spring supports microbial [...]

June 6 2010 | Posted in News, Research | Read More »

Bonding with moms leads to better romance

Bonding with moms leads to better romance

Washington: Teenagers who share a close relationship with their mothers are more likely to enjoy a successful romantic life when they grow up, a new study has claimed. Researchers at the Montclair State University in New Jersey found that teenagers` bonding with their parents, especially with mothers, influence their romantic life in adulthood. “Parents` relationships [...]

May 31 2010 | Posted in Arts & Living, International, Love & Romance, News, Research | Read More »

Latest Fashion trend in Pakistan “Shisha”

Latest Fashion trend in Pakistan “Shisha”

Hokkah or shisha smoking has become very popular in Pakistan. Many resturants and cafes are offering shisha in Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore and other cities of the country. This flavoured pipe smoking is gaining popularity especially among the younger generation. Students can be seen smoking shisha in the famous resturants or in the small roadside cafes. As [...]

May 29 2010 | Posted in Articles, Arts & Living, Health, News, Short Stories | Read More »

Love at first sight, or in half a second

Love at first sight, or in half a second

(Reuters Life!) – Disbelievers in love at first sight may have to think again because new research shows it only takes half a second to decide if someone is attractive and a potential mate. “The study gets at the basic perceptual aspects in mating,” said psychologist Jon Maner, of Florida State University, who headed the [...]

May 28 2010 | Posted in Love & Romance | Read More »