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Flood-affected 6.5 lakh pregnant women are in dire need of medical services

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The agency added that pregnancy and childbirth cannot wait for emergencies or natural disasters to end — Photo: AFP The sexual and reproductive health agency of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has presented a bleak picture of women affected by the floods, saying that at least 6.5 lakh pregnant women in these areas, of which 73 thousand are expected to give birth next month, there is a dire need for maternal health services. The UN agency also warned that many women and girls are at increased risk of gender-based violence as nearly 1 million houses have been damaged in the floods, Dawn newspaper reported . 73,000 women are expected to give birth by next month and will need specialist midwives, newborn care and support, the agency said. The agency added that pregnancy and childbirth cannot wait for emergencies or natural calamities to end as a woman and child need the most care. UNFPA Pakistan Acting Representative Dr. Bakhtiar Kadyrov said that UNFPA is working with partners

Surprising Benefits of a Two-Minute Walk After a Meal for sugar and blood pressure patients

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Walking has many benefits—Photo: Shutterstock A recent study found that just a two-minute walk after a meal can help protect against high blood pressure and blood sugar. According to a report published in the medical website Healthline , experts recently reviewed data from seven studies that examined the health effects of walking and standing after eating. . Of the 7 studies, 5 included people who had no blood sugar or blood pressure problems, while the remaining two included people with diabetes due to obesity. Experts re-examined data from seven of these studies and concluded that even just a two-minute walk after a meal can help control blood sugar and blood pressure, reducing the risk of heart disease. The report stated that the amount of glucose in the human body increases after a meal, while the singer's amount reaches its peak after one to one and a half hours, which can lead to problems like blood sugar due to the increase in the amount of the hormone called insulin. . Acco

Abandoning drugs that eliminate harmful cholesterol is considered harmful

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According to research at Queen Mary University of London, patients who stop taking cholesterol-lowering drugs lose the protection they provide to their heart. Scientists say this is because the primary benefits of these cheap pills don't show up until later in life. About 8 million Britons and 32 million Americans take statins daily to treat heart problems caused by high blood pressure. But about half of the patients are believed to stop taking the drug because of its side effects. These disadvantages include muscle aches, digestive problems and headaches. The study's lead author, Dr. Rungu Wu, from Queen Mary University, said that stopping treatment without a doctor's advice is not a wise decision. Statins are a combination of drugs that prevent the liver from making harmful cholesterol. An increase in bad cholesterol over time can lead to hardened and narrowed arteries and heart disease, which is one of the leading causes of death in the world. Doctors prescribe statins f

Nokia Launches New Awesome Smartphone, Amazing Price

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In the world of technology, Nokia has introduced a new amazing smartphone. According to details Nokia has introduced new mobile phone Nokia G400 which is available in Pakistan market. Nokia G400 is powered by triple camera processor, 6.5 inch screen with 1080×2400 pixel resolution, 6 GB RAM and 128 GB internal storage capacity to store a lot of information. . The triple cameras include 45 mega, front 8 mega and 2 mega pixel along with LED flash, the mobile battery is 4000 mAh, expected price of Nokia G400 in Pakistan is Rs 44,999.

Sindh: Children in flood-affected areas suffer from water-borne diseases

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Dawnnews.tv Describing the situation in the flood-affected areas of the province as 'very critical', senior health experts from various non-governmental organizations have said that most of the areas with limited access to drinking water and food are in the grip of water-borne infections, which These include severe diarrhoea, cholera, typhoid and skin diseases. According to the report of Dawn newspaper, experts reminded that diarrhea infections have been increasing in Sindh since March this year and the disastrous rains have made the health challenges more serious. Data from the provincial health department shows that 193,48 cases of diarrhea and dysentery among children were reported in Sindh in August alone, which is the highest number so far this year, compared to 117,000 in July. 999 cases were reported. Pakistan Medical Association Sindh Chapter Head Dr. Usman Mako said that the relief efforts of the government are nothing but an oversight and most of the people still do n

UAE top officials contact army chief, resolve to help flood victims

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The top officials of the United Arab Emirates have contacted the Army Chief, in which they have vowed to provide full assistance to the flood victims. According to the Public Relations Department of the Pakistan Army (ISPR), the top officials of the United Arab Emirates have contacted Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa. ISPR said that during the communication, the Army Chief informed about the relief mission in the flood affected areas. ISPR said that in the meantime, the top officials of the UAE have announced an immediate increase in aid to the flood victims in Pakistan, saying that 20 flights containing relief goods from the UAE will come to Pakistan. Army Chief appeals for help to flood victims:  Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa appealed to the flood victims and said in his statement that I have been visiting the flood affected areas for a few days, yesterday I visited Othal and Bela areas of Balochistan and today I came to Khairpur Sindh. Yes, there is a lot of destruction h

What is Aamir Khan? A Hindu or a Muslim

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Aamir Khan's big revelation about his family; A new commotion arose in India Famous actors of India Aamir Khan has made a big revelation about his family. Aamir said that I had 2 marriages and both wives were Hindus while 2 sisters were also married to Hindu men. Aamir Khan was first married to Reena Dutta early in his career and has two children, Junaid and Ira Khan. Aamir and Reena divorced in 2002 after 16 years of marriage, however, they are still on friendly terms with their first wife and are often seen together at events.  Reena Dutta is a Hindu while Aamir is a Muslim and both their children, though Muslim by name, also celebrate Hindu festivals. Apart from this, actor Aamir Khan married Karan Rao for the second time in 2005 and has a son Azad with him. Aamir and Karan got divorced after 15 years of marriage, which Aamir says was because he could not spend much time with his two wives and family because of films. Kiran Rao is also a Hindu and his son is also being brought

This year's fifteenth polio case report in Pakistan

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There is no cure for polio, so vaccination is the most effective protection against it—File photo: AFP Pakistan has reported its 15th case of wild poliovirus this year after a 17-month-old boy from a tribal district in North Waziristan contracted the disease, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) said. The Dawn newspaper report quoted an NIH official as saying that all the victims this year are under 2 years of age and the only case outside North Waziristan was reported in Lakki Marwat last month. According to a statement from the NIH, the country's anti-polio program has continued vaccination campaigns wherever possible despite the inclement weather. The ongoing national polio vaccination campaign began on August 22 and health workers are braving heavy rains and floods to reach children in all accessible areas. Pakistan reported its first case of polio this year in April after being polio-free for nearly 15 months, compared to only one case last year. Polio is a highly contagiou

Against Apple and Google: India declares war on Android and iOS

  State funds are therefore to be used to support start-ups and university projects in the implementation and research of the new operating system. According to the project plan, 300 billion US dollars are to be turned over by the electronics industry by 2026 – currently sales are 75 billion dollars. The government sees the new operating system as a door opener to playing at the top of the international electronics market. The Indian government up to the prime minister is also hoping for more foreign investment. “For the first time, investors and public markets are funding and investing in the technology sector,” said the minister. CHINA IS ALREADY PLANNING ITS OWN OPERATING SYSTEM FOR HUAWEI The Indian operating system is not the first attempt to break the market power of Silicon Valley. Many mobile phone users still remember the failed Blackberry and Windows Phone operating systems. In view of diplomatic tensions, Chinese mobile phone manufacturers such as Huawei and Xiaomi also want

More people die because heat makes it hard for them to sleep.

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  According to a new study, extreme heat at night can increase mortality. An excessive amount of heat at night can interfere with normal human physiology, according to a recent study that was published in the Lancet Planetary Health journal. The study's results show that heat-related sleep problems can cause heart, brain, and long-term illnesses and may also weaken the immune system. A team of experts from China, South Korea, Japan, Germany, and the United States collaborated to write this paper, which was released on August 8, 2022. The research team calculated the number of heat-related deaths in 28 cities in China, South Korea, and Japan between 1980 and 2015. The research team compared those figures to climate change models created by the corresponding national governments. Yuqiang Zhang, a climate scientist at the University of North Carolina's Gilling School of Global Public Health's Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering, says that people often don'

How are Putin's agents infiltrating Germany?

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  According to Der Spiegel, tens of thousands of Russian covert agents wage a shadow war against the West. And the paper  wonders why the Berlin government awoke so late. The most recent revelations of investigative journalists from the German weekly "Der Spiegel," the platforms Bellingcat and The Insider, and the Italian newspaper "La Repubblica" shed light on the actions of Russian intelligence services in the West. "Tens of thousands of colleagues of the Russian FSB security service, SWR intelligence, and GRU military intelligence are engaged in a shadow war against the West for power, influence, and raw commodities. This war has lasted significantly longer than the conflict in Ukraine, according to "Der Spiegel." ". The Russian intelligence agencies employ a network of illegal, or undercover, agents. According to journalists, one of them was Maria Adela K., an official businesswoman who vanished for five months in 2018. She then alerted her F

The most expensive treatment in human history, gene therapy costs $2.8 million

A company has developed a successful therapy for the rarest genetic blood disorder, but it has been described as the costliest treatment in human history. The company claims that although this amount is high, the rare disease costs even more over a lifetime if there is no therapy. It is a cell-level gene therapy that is the first for people with a rare blood disorder and has been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration. However, a one-time treatment costs $2.8 million, making it the most expensive treatment. The therapy has been named 'Zantiglo', a treatment for beta-thalassemia, as its patients require lifelong blood donations. However, tailoring a specific treatment for each patient is another aspect of this therapy. In this, stem cells are taken from the patient's blood marrow and some are genetically modified to make multiple copies of the correct gene that makes active red blood cells. Now these modified cells are injected into the human body. A one-time treatm

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Few simple ways to remove 'freckles' from face

Do you also want to remove freckles from your face? Know some amazing ways to remove freckles from face that will make your skin look young. Ways to remove freckles from face • Be careful To achieve anything you first need to avoid some bad habits and be careful, like not going out in the hot sun, using subblock if you do. Using clothes that protect you from the harsh sun, avoiding smoking and using moisturizer regularly, remember that skin moisturizer is very important to use on the face and hands and feet in all seasons, not just in winter. • Sleep on your back Avoid sleeping upside down and try to sleep only on your back, now you must be wondering what does sleeping on your back have to do with freckles on the face and hands and feet? In fact, when you sleep in a crooked position, your face is constantly pressed by the pillow and sometimes due to reverse crooked and straight crooked, the chances of freckles on both sides of the face and near the eyes increase, so sleep upright. • fa

The world's first filter to stop plastic particles in water is ready.

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South Korean experts have created the world's first filter to prevent microscopic plastic particles from water They are now ubiquitous in the environment, including water, and so an eco-friendly filter has been developed that can filter out microplastic particles from water. It is also touted as the world's first microplastic blocking filter. Scientists at the Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea have developed an environmentally friendly technology that specifically removes micro- and nano-sized particles from water. On the other hand, water can usually contain plastic particles up to 5 mm and can be extremely harmful to both humans and animals. These plastic particles have even been found in human blood. A team of United Nations experts continues to consider the human impact of microplastics. Dr. Cho Hyukil of the Daegu Institute and his colleagues, in collaboration with other institutions in Korea, have developed an electrical device that separa

How did a two-year-old girl take revenge for being bitten by a snake?

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A 20-inch snake in the garden had bitten the girl on her lips Infants are usually fearless because their minds are devoid of the concept of danger and fear. The incident in Turkey has confirmed this. According to the report of a foreign website, a two-year-old girl was playing in the garden of her house when she was bitten on the lips by a snake. . According to the report, the incident took place on August 10 in the village of Kantar in Turkey, which is near Bangul. Before the snake bite, both the girl and the snake were playing with each other and the snake bit the girl on the lip. To take her revenge, the girl did the same to the snake as a result of which it died. At the time of the incident, the girl's father had gone to work. When the neighbors entered their house after hearing the girl crying, the girl was holding a 20-inch long snake. Neighbors took the girl to the hospital after giving medical aid, where she was discharged after 24 hours of observation and her condition is

Pakistani doctors who received the world's biggest pharmacy award

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Dr. Abdul Latif Sheikh, a Pakistani pharmacist who received the world's largest pharmacy award "Donald Frankie Medal Award" from the American Society of Health System Pharmacists, says that the annual deaths due to medication errors in the United States are two and a half million, while in Pakistan one A conservative estimate of the death toll is 35,000 to 45,000, but the actual death toll could be much higher. He said that 5 billion dollars are lost annually due to incorrect use of medicines and mistakes. Dr. Abdul Taif Shaikh, Founder President of Pakistan Society of Health System Pharmacists, is the first Pakistani and Asian Pharmacist to be honored with the world's largest pharmacy award, the Donald Frankie Medal Award. What is the Donald Frankie Medal Award? The Donald Frankie Medal Award is given to pharmacists who have made outstanding contributions to the field of pharmacy, this award was issued in 1971 in recognition of the services of the famous American pha

What is the favorite app of people under 17?

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A recent survey revealed that YouTube is the most favorite app among teenagers, while the number of Facebook users has seen a significant decline. According to the Pew Research Center , 95 percent of children between the ages of 13 and 17 spend most of their time on YouTube, with 13 percent saying they use YouTube almost always. YouTube introduced the shorts feature two years ago to attract users, which has become quite popular, according to Google, 30 billion people watch shorts every day. After YouTube, tiktok is the second most favorite app among teenagers, while Instagram and Snapchat are used by 6 out of 10 teenagers. Facebook usage is particularly low among teenagers, with only 32 percent using the app, according to surveys conducted by the Pew Research Center in 2014 and 2015, with 71 percent of teens saying they use the app. use However, according to a recent survey, the trend of using Facebook among the youth has decreased significantly and in 2022, this number has decreased t

Samsung introduced the Galaxy Z foldable phones

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Samsung has released two foldable phones with the third generation and updated technology of the Galaxy Z, which, despite what some reports said, has a lower megapixel camera. This means that customers no longer have to wait as long. There were rumors that Samsung might put a 108-megapixel camera in the foldable Galaxy phones, but that didn't happen. Instead, the main cameras of both phones are still 50-megapixels, even though the company says it has improved the technology. provided with The two phones had been in the news for a few months, and now they are available for between $1,800 and $1,000 each. Galaxy Z Fold 4 On the back of the phone, there are three cameras: a 50 megapixel wide-angle main camera, a 12 megapixel secondary camera, and a 12 megapixel third camera. All three cameras are wide- and macro-angle cameras. Modern technology is better. The phone has two cameras on the front, one with 4 megapixels inside the screen and the other with 10 megapixels outside the camera

New Oppo are the best smartwatches for men

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  Oppo presented a new generation of its best smartwatches for men - two new models will be available for sale: Oppo Watch 3 and Oppo Watch 3 Pro. Long battery life and AMOLED display technology distinguish these devices. The Oppo Watch 3 is the entry-level model in this line. The smartwatch has a 1.75-inch diagonal AMOLED screen that can display images with a resolution of 430 x 372 pixels. The entire thing just weighs 31.9 grammes and is waterproof. The Apollo 4 Plus chip assists the Qualcomm Snapdragon W5 processor, which powers the smartwatch. 32 GB of data space and 1 GB of RAM are also included in the set. Additionally, the device has eSIM and NFC modules, numerous sensors that track the activity of our bodies, and a 400 mAh battery that lasts for 4 days of typical use. There is also the option to purchase the pricier Oppo Watch 3 Pro model. Despite having a bigger screen, it features the same set of chips, RAM, and internal memory as the smaller device. The image is displayed on

Vivo's best mid range smartphone Y77E introduced

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 The popular Y series mid-range 5G phone, the Y77E, was made by a Chinese phone company. The same Y series phone had already been released by the company in China and Malaysia, but the module that had been released in other places was not released everywhere. But now, the company has released the Y77E, which is being called the best mid-range phone. It has 5G support, a variety of features, and more advanced technology in different parts of the world. The company put two cameras on the back of the Y77E. The main camera has 13 megapixels and a wide-angle lens, and the second camera has 2 megapixels and is a macro camera. An 8-megapixel camera is provided on the front of the mobile, but the company claims that it has upgraded the technology of the mobile to provide all the features that are found in the cameras included in the big budget phones. The phone is offered with an 8.6-inch OLED screen and is powered by the Dimensity 810 chip while running Android 12 operating system. Dimensity