Photo by Dimitri Kuliuk on Pexels.com Two drunken Americans have been found sleeping it off up the Eiffel Tower, forcing the famous Paris landmark to open late. The inebriated tourists were woken up early Monday morning by security guards, the monument's operator said. They had dodged members of the same team after entering the attraction … Continue reading Two ‘drunk’ American tourists found sleeping in Eiffel Tower, forcing landmark to open late
Photo by Claudia Barbosa on Pexels.com Perfectionism, multitasking and an overload of responsibilities have become the “new normal” for humans trying to keep step with the rapid pace of modern life, and it entails many dangers for their well-being, according to psychologists. People have a range of roles to fulfill, from families to work and … Continue reading Unrealistic expectations of modern life ‘new normal’ in today’s world – Experts
Photo by ROMAN ODINTSOV on Pexels.com Background Key populations, including sex workers, are at high risk of HIV acquisition and transmission. Men who pay for sex can contribute to HIV transmission through sexual relationships with both sex workers and their other partners. To characterize the population of men who pay for sex in sub-Saharan Africa … Continue reading Population sizes, HIV prevalence, and HIV prevention among men who paid for sex in sub-Saharan Africa (2000–2020)
While honesty is usually the best policy, it is okay to lie to protect yourself or someone else. Such lies can help ensure your safety in the moment until you are in a safer situation. You were probably taught to never lie: Your parents likely preached the power of the truth. Your partner told you honesty … Continue reading Is it okay to lie sometimes?
Photo by cottonbro studio on Pexels.com “Tobacco use continues to be one of the biggest public health threats,” sAID a World Health Organization official. Just four countries - only one of which is in the European Union - have implemented all of the World Health Organization (WHO)’s recommended measures to reduce tobacco smoking globally. The … Continue reading WHO: Only one country in Europe doing enough to stop people smoking
Photo by Anders Kristensen on Pexels.com 20 UNSPOKEN RULES FOR real MEN: 1. Always keep your word - if you make a promise, keep it. 2. Respect women - treat them with dignity and respect. 3. Take care of your appearance - dress appropriately and maintain good hygiene. 4. Be honest - don't lie or … Continue reading 20 Unspoken Rules for Real Men
Photo by Japheth Mast on Pexels.com The European Union's new pilot project on loneliness aims to monitor and tackle the increasing lack of "meaningful social interactions". At least one in 10 European Union residents is lonely most of the time, a new report on loneliness commissioned by the European Commission has shown. Some 13 per … Continue reading REVEALED: The loneliest country in Europe
Boxing legend Mike Tyson is well aware that NBA players will no longer get tested for marijuana and is giving them some pointers on which cannabis strain to smoke when they want to stay active. Tyson, 56, spoke with TMZ Sports on Wednesday to promote his weed company called Tyson 2.0, claiming his product is better than most. "I would prefer [NBA players] … Continue reading Mike Tyson recommends best weed for NBA players
Photo by Lucas Pezeta on Pexels.com Introduction Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has been recognized as an essential tool in enhancing healthcare quality, accessibility and delivery. As a result, both public and private healthcare organizations are investing increasing amounts into the development of healthcare information technology (HIT) [1]. Nevertheless, a number of high-profile failures reveal … Continue reading A systematic review of e-Health readiness assessment factors and measuring tools
Beethoven had a likely genetic predisposition to liver disease and a hepatitis B infection months before his death, tests have revealed. A team of researchers led by Cambridge University analysed five locks of hair to sequence the composer's genome. They were, however, unable to establish a definitive cause of his hearing loss. Lead author, Tristan … Continue reading Tests on Beethoven’s hair prove composer’s genetic health problems
Photo by Tracy Le Blanc on Pexels.com Though social media technologies and digital channels facilitate the creation and sharing of information, ideas or interests and other forms of expression through virtual communities and networks, stakeholders are worried about its excessive use, especially by youths. They noted that the extreme use of social media by the … Continue reading The effect of social media on youths
With multiple provinces in China seeing an increase in flu cases and some people stocking up on antiviral treatments, a medical specialist has warned of potential health risks and drug safety concerns. According to the Beijing Center for Disease Prevention and Control, the intensity of seasonal influenza in Beijing is showing an obvious upward trend. … Continue reading Experts warn against excessive use of flu vaccines
Photo by Goran Vrakela on Pexels.com Thanksgiving ServiceSpecial Holy Ghost Service 2023 Ministering: Pastor (Mrs.) Tosin MacaulayTopic: From Breakthrough to Diamond ChristianityText: 2 Timothy 2: 1-5 Some facts about diamonds that compare with Christianity: Diamonds are found deep in the earth and subject to intense heat and pressure.This means that as Christians, God sometimes puts … Continue reading Christians are comparable to diamonds
Photo by Nathan Cowley on Pexels.com Many people deal with stress every day. Work, family issues, health concerns, and financial obligations are parts of everyday life that commonly contribute to heightened stress levels. What’s more, factors such as genetics, level of social support, coping style, and personality type influence a person’s vulnerability to stress, meaning … Continue reading Simple ways to reduce stress and boost mental health
Photo by Dominika Roseclay on Pexels.com 1. Never shake a man’s hand sitting down. 2. Don’t enter a pool by the stairs. 3. The man at the BBQ Grill is the closest thing to a king. 4. In a negotiation, never make the first offer. 5. Request the late check-out. 6. When entrusted with a … Continue reading LIFE HACKS: Rules to teach your son
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