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The Pill Can Ease the Anguish of Period Pain, Claim Scientists

The Pill Can Ease the Anguish of Period Pain, Claim Scientists

As per reported information, it has been revealed that the Pill being used by millions of women all over the world for warding off their period pains is highly effective, and therefore it has now been proven by scientists that consumption of the Pill can prove immensely effective in fending off their period pains.

Swedish woman Finds Missing Wedding Ring After 16 Years

Swedish woman Finds Missing Wedding Ring After 16 Years

In one of its kind story, a Swedish woman has found her white gold wedding ring after 16 years it got misplaced in 1995. Lena Paahlsson said she remembers that she was baking Christmas cake with her daughter in their kitchen.

Childhood Obesity and Asthma Linked, Says Study

Childhood Obesity and Asthma Linked, Says Study

A report published in the Pediatrics has revealed that those tots who were earlier fat but have reduced their chubbiness by the time they reach at the age of seven were free from the risk of asthma. In contrast to this, if a child is not able to reduce the weight then he is at an increased risk to get diagnosed with asthma.

Experts Claim to Have Identified a Viral Association to Medulloblastoma

Experts Claim to Have Identified a Viral Association to Medulloblastoma

Last week, the Karolinska Institute situated in Sweden has claimed to acknowledge a viral association to medulloblastoma that triggers brain cancer among children. The findings are expected to catalyze an array of experiments aiming to pinpoint the virus contribution for raising the number of cancer cases.

Excessive Calcium Intake May Increase Risk of Bone Fracture, Says Study

Excessive Calcium

Excessive calcium intake, more than the recommended daily dose, can play a role in increasing the risk of bone fracture, claimed a recent Swedish study against the common belief that suggests elder people, especially above 50, to take calcium supplements in order to maintain the bone health.

Deal of EUR3B b/w Liberty Global and EQT

Deal of EUR3B b/w Liberty Global and EQT

As reported by two close sources to Dow Jones Newswires on Monday, U. S. cable operator Liberty Global Inc. (LBTYA, LBTYB) is about to make a deal with a Swedish private equity company EQT. The deal is to buy a German competitor Kabel Baden-Wuerttemberg GmbH & Co. KG for roughly EUR3 billion.

The sequel called Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 will be launched

Ghost Warrior 2

City Interactive has affirmed that it is working on a sequel of its commercially successful but critically detested shooter game named Sniper: Ghost Warrior.

‘Operation Payback’ raises concerns about possibility of cyber war

MasterCard, Visa and PayPal

With the supporters of WikiLeaks having initiated their ‘Operation Payback’ crusade against the companies that have withdrawn services from the contentious whistle-blowing site after its infamous leak of secret cables from US diplomats, there are concerns mounting about the possibility of a cyber war of attacks and counter-attacks.

Electrolux Appoints Keith McLoughlin as its New CEO

Electrolux Appoints Keith McLoughlin as its New CEO

On Thursday, Electrolux AB, the Sweden based Company, declared Keith McLoughlin as its new Chief Operating Officer.

Keith McLoughlin will replace President and Chief Executive Hans Straberg, as the latter is leaving the Company. Mr. McLoughlin will take over the post from January 1, 2011.

Creativity, Schizophrenia-The Under Link

Creativity, Schizophrenia-The Under Link

People who are creative are suffering from schizophrenia or people suffering from schizophrenia are creative. As a matter of fact, either of the conditions given above is not true or may be true but a new research now shows that creative people and people diagnosed with schizophrenia, both share similar dopamine systems in the brain.

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