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Heart wrenching clip of MJ with kids released
Times of India The two heart-warming videos, which show Prince and Paris as young children, were shown to the members of the jury in the King of Pop’s wrongful death trial, the Mirror reported. For the very first time, the clip reveals the faces of the kids, who used … |
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Heart wrenching clip of MJ with kids released
Yahoo! India News The two heart-warming videos, which show Prince and Paris as young children, were shown to the members of the jury in the King of Pop’s wrongful death trial, the Mirror reported. For the very first time, the clip reveals the faces of the kids, who used … |
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Lifestyle to blame for women’s heart diseases
Times of India The survey, “Visualising the Extent of Heart Disease in Indian Women”, revealed that 65 percent doctors believe that oestrogen’s deficiency due to changing lifestyle and other co-morbid conditions are among the top five reasons responsible for younger … |
India.Com Health |
Indian women more vulnerable to heart diseases now
India.Com Health The survey, ‘Visualising the Extent of Heart Disease in Indian Women’, revealed that 65 per cent doctors believe that oestrogen’s deficiency due to changing lifestyle and other co-morbid conditions are among the top five reasons responsible for younger … Eves’ hearts are at risk too: SurveyTimes of India |
Zee News |
‘Once Upon…’ sequel about matters of heart: Milan Luthria
Times of India Milan Luthria has set the sequel of ‘Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai’ on a bigger stage and though he is aware of the risks, the director says it was interesting to take the same story forward with new actors. The original film starred Ajay Devgn and … ‘Imran is the surprise package of ‘Once Upon…’ sequel, the dark horse’CanIndia News |
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Eves’ hearts are at risk too: Survey
Times of India “Lately the number of female heart patients has increased drastically. The menstruating population, which was considered safe due to the oestrogen hormone, is at risk,. This has resulted in the significant rise of cardiovascular diseases among women … |
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Women no more safe from heart troubles due to lifestyle
Oneindia New Delhi, June 27: A new survey shows that changing lifestyle has exposed women to the risk of cardiovascular diseases, shattering the popular belief that oestrogen hormone protects them from such ailments. The survey, ‘Visualising the Extent of Heart … |
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Women no more safe from heart troubles
Times of India The survey, ‘Visualising the Extent of Heart Disease in Indian Women’, revealed that 65 per cent doctors believe that oestrogen’s deficiency due to changing lifestyle and other co-morbid conditions are among the top five reasons responsible for younger … |
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New Book Release – Heart Wrenching Crossroads, by Shailesh J. Khatri, Are …
SBWire (press release) Sarasota, FL — (SBWIRE) — 06/26/2013 — Shailesh J. Khatri’s book Heart Wrenching Crossroads: 3 short stories that depict the good and evil of society and money, are three insightful commentaries on Indian society as well as the rest of the world. |
Times of India |
How to mend a `broken heart`
Times of India US author Samara O’Shea has claimed that unrequited love isn’t love, but an unhealthy obsession that is better left behind. The 33-year-old blogger asserted that it is painful because without realizing it, we give our entire sense of self-worth to … |