A researcher hypothesized that irritable bowel syndrome could be a result of the body’s inability to manage gravity.
Life no balance. Betting gone wrong as man loses K123,391 which he allegedly stole from his employers
IT was a case of an investment gone wrong when a Kasumbalesa Bola Bet branch manager who stole K123,391 was consumed by the Spin game he played with the hope of multiplying the money. Police on the Copperbelt have arrested Harrison Kalombwe 26 for allegedly stealing over K100,000 from the bookmarker. Kalombwe of house number […]
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The defining characteristic of this disorder is the involuntary movement of the affected eyelid in tandem with any movement of the lower jaw.
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The Florida native took a quick nap with his contact lenses in.
Hypertension Affects Nearly 50% Of Americans; Tips To Manage The Condition
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What Is Disordered Eating? One In Five Kids Around The World Affected
The behaviors associated with disordered eating are dangerous and can damage organs including the heart, brain, liver, and kidneys, Dr. Jason Nagata, assistant professor of pediatrics at the University of California San Francisco, said.
First-Of-Its-Kind Smart Device Warns Users Of Vocal Fatigue, Potential Injury
The wearable notifies users whenever their voice needs a rest.
Why Parents Should Stop Giving Unnecessary Fever Meds To Their Children
A national poll recently found that parents may be unnecessarily giving their children fever-reducing medicine.