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What the world’s longest-living people eat

02

Jan

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What the world’s longest-living people eat

Centenarians from different parts of the world mostly consume plant food or plant products. These include beans, yams, sweet potatoes, fruits, nuts, whole grains and seeds. Leafy greens such as spinach, kale, beet, turnip tops, chard and collards. The longest-living people also consume a lot of fruits.

Velvet, vintage, and very New York: Zohran Mamdani and Rama Duwaji’s inauguration style has everyone talking

02

Jan

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Velvet, vintage, and very New York: Zohran Mamdani and Rama Duwaji’s inauguration style has everyone talking

New York welcomed a new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, and his partner, Rama Duwaji, with a stylish inauguration. Mamdani wore a velvet suit with a unique Indian-designed tie. Duwaji showcased contemporary fashion with vintage pieces. Their public inauguration featured elegant, tailored outfits. The couple's fashion choices conveyed confidence and purpose, making a quiet yet powerful statement in the city. New York stepped into 2026 with more than fireworks and confetti, it welcomed a new mayor, and an unexpectedly stylish one at that. Just minutes after the Times Square ball dropped, Zohran Mamdani took his oath in a surprisingly quiet setting: an…

What we know so far about the deadly New Year’s Eve bar fire in Switzerland |

01

Jan

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What we know so far about the deadly New Year’s Eve bar fire in Switzerland |

A deadly fire tore through a packed bar during New Year’s Eve celebrations at the upscale Swiss ski resort of Crans-Montana, killing dozens of people and leaving around 100 injured, most of them seriously, Swiss authorities said on Thursday. The tragedy unfolded in the early hours of the new year, turning what was meant to be a night of celebration into one of the deadliest nightclub disasters Switzerland has seen in recent years.The blaze broke out at around 1.30 AM local time at a bar called Le Constellation, located in the southwestern canton of Valais. Initial reports described the incident…

Winter headaches causes, symptoms and home remedies to ease cold-triggered pain |

01

Jan

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Winter headaches causes, symptoms and home remedies to ease cold-triggered pain |

Winter headaches show up more often when the temperature drops and the air turns sharp enough to sting the cheeks. Cold days tighten blood vessels before anyone even notices, and long heating indoors pulls moisture out of the air until breathing feels dry and scratchy. Many people wonder why headaches feel heavier once coats and scarves come out, but winter quietly stacks small triggers together. Chilly winds catch the forehead, running into a warm room straight after the cold, or that sudden pressure behind the eyes when dry air hits the sinuses; each thing nudges the head little by little.A…

31

Dec

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Most Googled health questions of 2025

Wondering what the world googled this year when it came to health? Here are some top health searches...1. “What are the symptoms of flu, COVID and dengue?”Many people still google flu, COVID-19 and dengue symptoms to quickly check if their fever, cough, body pain or rash could be something serious. The public develops confusion and fear about medical conditions which coexist, because outbreaks and seasonal increases become visible.Users searched for "flu symptoms" and infection-related terms in 2025, because they are still worried about respiratory viruses and mosquito-borne diseases. People are looking for information about hospital visits, isolation periods and testing…

Optical illusion: Only those who have eagle-sharp eyes can spot the odd numbers within 17 seconds |

31

Dec

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Optical illusion: Only those who have eagle-sharp eyes can spot the odd numbers within 17 seconds |

Challenge your vision with this mind-bending optical illusion! In a chaotic grid showcasing the number 34, two reversed numbers, 45 and 85, lie in wait, all to be spotted in just 17 seconds. It's a common struggle, as our brains are wired to see patterns, often leading us to miss these hidden anomalies. Do you think you have perfect vision? Here’s a quick way to find out. This optical illusion is designed to test how sharp your eyes really are. At first glance, it looks easy. But don’t be fooled. Many people fail this challenge on their first try.The task…

LeBron James’ fitness philosophy: A closer look at the NBA legend’s typical routine, diet, and non-negotiables

30

Dec

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LeBron James’ fitness philosophy: A closer look at the NBA legend’s typical routine, diet, and non-negotiables

Basketball superstar LeBron James has turned 41 today. The four-time NBA champion continues to defy his athletic limits on the basketball court. While the average NBA-career lasts about 4.5 years, LeBron, however, marks one of the longest careers and has maintained his elite performance for more than two decades now. Let’s explore LeBron James’ fitness philosophy that helps him maintain his high level performance. The Netflix documentary “Staring Five’ gives glimpses of a typical game day for James. The day starts by waking up at 6:30 am. By 8:30 he arrives at the training facility. At 8:45, he does cold…

What is food noise, and why can you not stop thinking about eating |

29

Dec

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What is food noise, and why can you not stop thinking about eating |

Some days, food feels like the main character in your head. You can be typing a long email, scrolling through reels, or pretending to pay attention in a meeting, and suddenly your brain jumps to biryani, toast with butter, or that leftover cake you swore you would forget. This is where people start using the term food noise. It is the background voice that keeps nudging you toward thoughts of eating, even when your stomach is not asking for anything.A peer-reviewed paper in Nature Nutrition describes food noise as intrusive thoughts about food that show up again and again, separate…

Why your cat stares at you in the middle of the night |

29

Dec

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Why your cat stares at you in the middle of the night |

Finding your cat silently gazing at you in the middle of the night can feel unusual, especially when everything is quiet and you are half awake. Many people are surprised the first few times it happens because humans expect sleep to mean stillness, while cats live by a different rhythm. Their active hours often stretch into the night, and they stay alert even when the house has settled down. That difference alone can explain part of the behaviour, but the full picture has more to do with instinct, comfort and habit built over time.Research exploring how cats interact with humans…

Why do some babies develop diabetes within months of birth: A newly identified gene reveals a hidden cause of neonatal disease |

28

Dec

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Why do some babies develop diabetes within months of birth: A newly identified gene reveals a hidden cause of neonatal disease |

The first few months of life are a very important period in terms of human development, and at this point, many of the most severe diseases occurring in infancy are still poorly understood,” says Dr. Billag, a researcher in the field. Neonatal diabetes is one of the diseases affecting infants in the first six months of life. It is a rare condition and can be a severe source of distress to parents. Now, for the first time, a novel mechanism for the development of diabetes in neonates has been identified. Researchers at the University of Exeter Medical School have identified…