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7 Food traditions can be derived from rural life to maintain a sustainable lifestyle

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Lifestyle

01/7Food habits to keep lifestyle disorders at bay Guilt attributed to stress, unhealthy eating habits, irregular sleep patterns or fast-paced urban life are on the rise in health conditions such as diabetes, cardiac arrest, strokes and cardiovascular disease. Certainly, with the advancement of medical science, there have been treatments and medications to treat most of the disorders of life. But is there a holistic way to prevent these diseases and lifestyle disorders? If the solution is not too far away, even today the so-called quiet lifestyle in rural India can set an example of a healthy lifestyle. Here are 7Read News

Gaming and lifestyle brand XSET secures $15 million in Series A funding

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Lifestyle

Interested in what’s next in the gaming industry? Join game leaders to discuss emerging parts of the industry at GamesBeat Summit Next this October. Register today. XSET announces it has closed a $15 million funding round for its gaming and lifestyle brand. The organization will use the capital to invest in new executive talent, marketing and content creation. The financing is led by LightWork Worldwide, a global holding company for streetwear and lifestyle brands. LightWork Worldwide has also recently supported streetwear brands such as 424, Round Two, Psychworld, No Vacancy Inn and Supervsn. “There is huge potential in the gamingRead News

Health for polio: Your FAQs

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Lifestyle

Bipolar disorder causes severe mood swings, with a person usually experiencing episodes of both depression and mania. While living with this mental health condition can be challenging, certain lifestyle adjustments can help a person feel more in control. The early diagnosis of bipolar disorder can help a person live a more fulfilling life, since they can start treatment faster. The medical community divides bipolar disorder into three main categories, with a fourth for unspecified diagnoses. The categories are: In addition to their medical treatment, a person may make some lifestyle adjustments to help them cope with their symptoms. A personRead News

The McMahon Foundation joins OSU to support high-tech education

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High-Tech

1 of 2 OSU President Kayse Shrum signed an agreement with the McMahon Foundation Board of Trustees on Tuesday, recognizing a two-year grant the foundation provides to universities to help create STEM educational opportunities for young people. STEM education is one of the programs that will also be supported by the FISTA Innovation Park being developed at Central Plaza, officials said. Local leaders and members of the McMahon Foundation meet with Oklahoma State University President Kayse Shrum, center, Tuesday to acknowledge the partnership between OSU and the McMahon Foundation to support educational opportunities for young people.Read News

This Automatic Feeder Is the Ultimate High-Tech Upgrade for Pet Parents on the Go

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High-Tech

Photo: Courtesy of Karina Hoshikawa Like many city dwellers during the pandemic, I re-evaluated many of my life choices after spending most of 2020 in quarantine. One thing I realized was that I couldn’t find any more excuses not to adopt a dog after wanting one my whole life. (Luckily, my rescue pup Miso felt the same way when we met at a shelter in Queens.) Hopefully, the most uncertain of uncertain times are behind us; many people have returned to the office in one form or another, which means pet parents are no longer spending 24/7 (literally) with theirRead News

NFHS provides high-tech thermometers to NV schools

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High-Tech

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High-Tech Hygiene: Modern Showers to Update Your Routine

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High-Tech

Moen Smart Shower If you want a smart shower experience full of features, look for Moen. Consisting of a smartphone app and a wall controller with buttons and a monitor, the Moen Smart Shower allows users to orchestrate every step of their shower experience. Users can start and stop the shower remotely, set an optimal temperature and receive a notification when it has arrived, and even pause the shower if, they say, they forget to grab fresh towels from the linen closet. Oh, and they can do it all via voice command. Moen will also allow users to plan theRead News

Bay County offers BayROC, a real-time, high-tech crime-fighting center

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High-Tech

LYNN HAVEN — Attention criminals: You can run, but you can’t hide from the camera and the vigilant trio of crime analysts at BayROC, the county’s Real-Time Operations Center. Based in the sheriff’s office on State 77, three analysts — soon to be joined by a fourth — monitor the county through cameras placed throughout the county and a myriad of other high-tech devices. They scan video as it’s being recorded and add layers of other information — often including data collected from any of 75 automated license plate readers across the Bay County and online databases — to help officers on the street whoRead News

TELUS International AI Data Solutions has opened a high-tech site in Ireland

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High-Tech

VANCOUVER, British Columbia – (BUSINESS WIRE) – TELUS International, a leading digital customer experience (CX) innovator that designs, builds and delivers next-generation solutions for global and disruptive brands, including AI and content moderation, today announced the official opening of its advanced site in Ballina, Mayo, Ireland, which will support the company’s creation and improvement of data to enable better artificial intelligence through human intelligence. “We are pleased to open our company’s newest site here in Ballina on behalf of our team members in the region, further supporting their ambitions to continually raise the level of support and innovation we deliverRead News

Putin vowed to address the ‘colossal’ high -tech problems caused by the sanctions

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High-Tech

Russian President Vladimir Putin promises to overcome the “colossal” high-tech problems facing the country due to the advent of unprecedented Western sanctions on Ukraine. The head of the Kremlin says that the West has imposed sanctions to cut Russia off from high-tech products in order to stop the country’s development. “This is a huge challenge for our country,” he said at the meeting. “Being aware of the huge number of difficulties we face, we will vigorously and competently look for new solutions.” He says Russia would also use “sovereign” technology and products from innovative domestic companies. Putin also says thatRead News

High-tech push to stimulate investment – Chinadaily.com.cn

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High-Tech

Infrastructure info to highlight the industrial economy of the future China will seek to accelerate the rollout of a number of new information infrastructure projects to spur investment and consumption, officials and experts said on Tuesday. The nation’s larger goal is to keep the broadly industrialized economy running within a reasonable range, they said. The infrastructure boost follows recent data showing China’s industrial output, an important economic indicator, increased 3.4 percent year-on-year in the first half of the year despite challenges and uncertainty from the COVID-19 pandemic and a more complicated international environment. With manufacturing accounting for a large proportionRead News

Inside Hong Kong’s Hi-Tech Vertical Farm

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High-Tech

In a former industrial warehouse, Farm66 uses LED lights and robots to grow microgreens, herbs and tomatoes. The start-up hopes to bring food production closer to home in cities like Hong Kong, and wants to adapt the technology to extreme environments – including space.

NYC smallpox numbers ‘really’ not the full picture, health official says

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Health

(CNN) New York City’s monkeypox case numbers don’t paint the full picture of the severity of the outbreak, and demand for vaccines in the city outstrips supply, the New York City health commissioner said Tuesday. city, Dr. Ashwin Vasan. Asked on CNN if he thought the current numbers reflected the whole picture, Vasan replied, “I think we can definitely say no. And that’s because we’re only now seeing clinical trials starting to ramp up.” Vasan said officials were encouraged that there are now five commercial labs partnering with the federal government to significantly expand capacity to ensure doctors can orderRead News

House panel on teenage mental health maps working – SanTan Sun News SanTan Sun News

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Health

By Paul MaryniakEditor-in-Chief A state House special committee on adolescent mental health in Arizona held its first meeting on June 12 with one of the group’s two co-chairs warning people not to expect an overnight solution. . And with that warning from Gilbert State Rep. Travis Grantham, panel co-chair and Goodyear Rep. Joanne Osborne asked attendees to form three or four working groups and come back with specific proposals by September that can be studied and debated throughout the fall and presented to House Speaker Rusty Bowers before the end of the year. Responding to a string of suicides thatRead News

SUU on Mental Health Counselor- Jennifer Bevan | SUU

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Health

& # xD; Originally published July 19, 2022. & # XD; Since graduating from Southern Utah University with a degree in psychology, Jennifer Bevan has become a successful licensed clinical mental health counselor who owns her own practice, Everest Counseling LLC. “I offer outpatient psychotherapeutic services to individuals, couples and families that are specific to trauma, loss / grief, anxiety and mood disorders, sexual health and well-being, infidelity / affair recovery, and those who navigate by gender fluency and expansion,” she says. “I absolutely love my career and think it’s a privilege to work with incredibly brave and emotionally resilientRead News

US health insurers raise rates to match usage – Austin Daily Herald

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Health

SACRAMENTO, Calif. – After putting off routine health care for much of the pandemic, Americans are returning to doctors’ offices in large numbers – a trend that is starting to be reflected in higher insurance rates across the country. Health insurers in individual markets across 13 states and Washington DC will raise rates by an average of 10% next year, according to a review of rate filings by the Kaiser Family Foundation. That’s a big increase after premiums remained nearly flat for several years during the pandemic as insurers tried to recoup costs for more people using their policies, alongsideRead News

Suicide prevention training for healthcare providers a first step in long-term effectiveness

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Health

Public Health | Sociology | UW News blog Most health care workers who have taken a suicide prevention training program developed by the University of Washington say they are better able to recognize and respond to patients who are at risk of suicide. Most people who die by suicide had contact with the health care system in the year before their death – but only about a third received mental health services. This means that primary care doctors and emergency room doctors, nurses and other professionals can be more often to evaluate a person in crisis. After Washington in 2012Read News

Equitable health care requires inclusive language

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Health

The words that doctors use to their patients make a difference. They can help or hinder efforts to reduce health care disparities. Therefore, it is important for practitioners to strive to use inclusive language and avoid labeling people. To that end, this article offers six principles of inclusive communication that mental health practitioners should keep in mind. The words that doctors use to their patients make a difference. They can help or hinder efforts to reduce health care disparities. Therefore, it is important for practitioners to strive to use inclusive language and avoid labeling people. To that end, this articleRead News

Department of Health | News | Governor Murphy and New Jersey Health Commissioner outline suitability and availability of monkeypox vaccine

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Health

PO Box 360 Trenton, NJ 08625-0360 Judith M. PersichilliCommissioner For more information please contact: Office of Communications (609) 984-7160 Governor Murphy and New Jersey Health Commissioner Outline Expanded Monkeypox Vaccine Eligibility, Availability TRENTON – Governor Phil Murphy and New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH) Commissioner Judith Persichilli today announced the extended eligibility for the monkeypox vaccine and the state’s distribution plan for the 2,700 doses available. The vaccine was previously available to residents with known exposure to a case of monkeypox. Going forward, the JYNNEOS vaccine will also be available to New Jersey residents who are at high risk ofRead News

For many Indian women, lack of access to toilets is a health risk

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Health

On a humid afternoon in May, a handful of local residents gathered in a one-room house in an unplanned housing estate in Mumbai. The women greeted each other and then sat on the small porch and the tiled floor inside, exchanging stories of the day’s events through the doorway. Their conversation was lighthearted until someone mentioned hydration and the mood changed. “We will not drink any more liquids today,” said 31-year-old Kalawati Yadav. “If we do, we might have the urge to urinate later in the evening.” By then, public toilets would be dirty from daily use, and without lighting,Read News

The food pantry gives students a helping hand

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Food

POCAHONTAS, Ark. (KAIT) – From pasta to dress shoes, Black River Technical College is making sure its students have everything they need on a regular basis. The Pantry Food and Clothing Closet gives those students who can’t know where their next meal is coming from somewhere to go. The pantry opened in 2016 with this goal in mind. Dietetics instructor Christina Derbes, who also oversees the pantry, said food insecurity is a problem close to her heart. “As a kid, I grew up where the pantry was something my family had to use,” he said. “So I’m exactly what someRead News

Give friendly food in Gastonia

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Food

Every other Saturday, a group of volunteers meets at a church in Gastonia to prevent people in the community from going hungry. “You come here, you don’t leave empty-handed,” said Tomeka Black, co-director of Christ Community Outreach Food Ministry. Dozens of cars lined up outside Christ Community Baptist Church on North Ransom Street from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, July 9, as volunteers from the church’s food service held a drive-thru drive. Volunteers try not only to help fill bellies in the community, but also souls. They currently serve more than 300 households per month. “We don’t turn anyone away,”Read News

EU reviews milk safety controls in Poland and the Netherlands

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Food

Two audits by the European Commission’s health and safety department looked at milk and milk products in Poland and the Netherlands. A remote audit by DG Santa, in March 2021 in Poland, showed that the system is well designed, but the lack of training and internal audit weakens its effectiveness. Dairy products with traditional characteristics are sold nationally and produced in non-approved facilities, which is contrary to EU legislation. Procedures for approving, registering and listing facilities that are part of the dairy supply chain are also not fully compliant with EU rules, the auditors said. Summary of issues found TheRead News

The Dutch network highlights new risks for food safety

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Food

Consumer trends, ethylene oxide and the risks posed by illegally imported meat were among the many issues discussed by the Dutch network focused on emerging food safety risks. In order to identify new food safety risks from bacteria, viruses and chemicals as soon as possible so that measures can be taken to protect human health, a group was established in 2020 following a report by the Dutch Safety Committee. It has a microbiology section chaired by the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) and a chemical risk section headed by Wageningen Food Safety Research. Each section hadRead News

The food heritage of a Holocaust survivor

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Food

The food legacy of a Holocaust survivor Driven by his family history, Tibor Rosenstein is preserving Jewish-Hungarian cuisine through his Budapest restaurant, which has become a must-see destination for food lovers. Just a block from Budapest’s gigantic Keleti train station is Tibor Rosenstein’s restaurant of the same name. The entrance is located in a quiet, unassuming residential corner, away from the traditional culinary centers of the city. But like a temple, Rosenstein restaurant stands alone as a monument to historic Jewish-Hungarian cuisine, attracting Jewish celebrities, TV personalities, and foodie globetrotters eager for a taste of the past. “My personal cuisineRead News

The Iowa State Fair presents these 53 new foods in 2022

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Food

If the new dishes revealed for the Iowa State Fair on Tuesday had anything in common, then it didn’t have to be a stick in sight. The skewer that serves as a staple of State Fair foods ranging from fried butter to a vegetable shish kebob did not find a home among 10 of the 53 new dishes introduced before the fair. Instead, the 10 new dishes vying for a spot among the three vying for People’s Choice for Best New Fair Food came in a cup, wrapped in a tortilla or bao roll, wrapped in a brioche roll, orRead News

Average UK school meals are mostly made from ultra-processed foods

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Food

Public health experts have called for an urgent curb on ultra-processed food in schools after research found the products make up almost two-thirds of the average school lunch in the UK. In elementary and middle schools, ultra-processed foods accounted for 64% of the calories in lunch meals, the study found, with packed lunches typically containing more foods than school-provided meals. Ultra-processed products, including fast food and soda, are often cheap and marketed as healthy options, but they tend to be higher in salt, fat, sugar and additives linked to poor health such as obesity, diabetes and cancer. “School meals shouldRead News

Australia Finds Traces of Mouth and Nail Disease in Food Imports

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Food

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KARM launches Food Truck with a mission bigger than serving food

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Food

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) – The Knoxville Area Rescue Mission (KARM) has launched a food truck called Urban Table. Liz Galloway, KARM’s director of Food Service, said it took a while for the plans to come together, but now the truck will be able to provide free meals to people living in what KARM calls “food deserts.” “Food deserts are just areas in Knoxville that are, you know, food insecure. People who may be working 2 and 3 jobs to put food on the table for their 3 or 4 kids and it’s the end of the month and money isRead News

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