RedTram News Search Engine
Русский  English Українська  Français  Polski  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  中文   
20 July 2008 year (time zone GMT 00:00)  Number of sources in English: 4955
Navigating the themes
Navigating the regions
All Themes World Asia
All Themes (Asia) RSS 2.0

Arms safer for inserting stents than legs

20.07.2008 23:16    keralanext.com
Our research shows that only a tiny fraction of stenting procedures are done this way. The study suggests that maybe it's time to change the way we practice," said Sunil Rao, cardiologist at Duke University and co-author of the study.


Loud music pushes drinking at bars

20.07.2008 23:16    keralanext.com
Previous research had shown that fast music can cause fast drinking ... and cause a person to spend more time in a bar," said Nicolas Guguen, of Universit de Bretagne-Sud, France, co-author of the study. "This is the first time

Alcoholics Anonymous attendees addicted to cigarettes, coffee

20.07.2008 23:16    keralanext.com
The finding is based on a study, which found that coffee and cigarette use among AA members is greater than among the general U.S. population. "Drinking coffee and smoking cigarettes are part of the culture of AA, but we knew

Obese workers not lazier, says new study

20.07.2008 23:16    keralanext.com
Overweight and obese adults were not found to be significantly less conscientious, less agreeable, less extraverted or less emotionally stable. Mark Roehling, associate professor in Michigan State University, and two of his colleagues based the study on the relationship between


Biomarkers that may help check early Alzheimers identified

20.07.2008 23:16    keralanext.com
A team led by UCLA associate professor of neurology John Ringman have revealed that levels of specific proteins in the blood and spinal fluid begin to drop as the disease progresses, making them potentially useful as biomarkers to identify and

Alcoholics Anonymous meetings mean more coffee, cigarettes

20.07.2008 23:16    keralanext.com
Most of them drink the beverage for its stimulatory effects; more than half smoke to reduce feelings of depression, anxiety and irritability. "We knew little about the degree to which this occurred, how much more prevalent these behaviours were compared

Little exercise goes a long way for older adults

20.07.2008 23:16    keralanext.com
Tim Henwood of the University said his doctoral thesis is based on how people aged over 65 responded to such training. "What we were looking at was how simple resistance training can improve muscle strength, power and functional performance," said

China Censors Take to Crowdsourcing, Astroturfing to Manage the Web

20.07.2008 23:07    chinaventurenews.com
China is evidently paying people to say the "right" (read: politically correct) thing on the Internet. And (surprise) they've been doing it for a while, according to blogger Joop Dorresteijn.Let's make some distinctions. First, censorship is what happens when the

Beijing Olympics: Too Black (or Mongolian) to Drink?

20.07.2008 23:07    chinaventurenews.com
I know this isn't really VC-related but... Talk about a faux paux (if there's any truth to it): the Huffington Post reported Saturday on a piece in Hong Kong's South China Morning Post. Seems police in Beijing may have "issued

Gulf states look to harvest food from foreign investment

20.07.2008 23:03    dailystar.com.lb
Faced with a scarcity of fertile land, water shortages and surging world food prices, wealthy Arab states in the Gulf are seeking to secure their food supplies by investing in agriculture abroad. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, the

International troops kill nine Afghan policemen in 'friendly fire' incident

20.07.2008 22:57    dailystar.com.lb
Nine policemen were killed in Afghanis-tan on Sunday in international military air strikes called in when police and troops clashed after mistaking each other for Taliban, authorities said. The "friendly fire" incident occurred before dawn when Afghan and international soldiers

US military jails in Afghanistan 'legal black holes'

20.07.2008 22:57    dailystar.com.lb
US human rights lawyers charged Sunday that US military prisons are "legal black holes" and the force is detaining journalists to "shut people up" about activities in Iraq and Afghanistan. A vast detention camp planned for the main US base

Pakistan slays 15 militants in sweep near border

20.07.2008 22:57    dailystar.com.lb
Pakistani troops and gunships killed 15 pro-Taliban militants and captured 60 others while clearing a restive northwestern town near the Afghan border, the military said Sunday. Authorities launched the offensive in the increasingly troubled district of Hangu Wednesday after Taliban

Olmert lawyers try to crack key witness testimony

20.07.2008 22:57    dailystar.com.lb
Lawyers for Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said Sunday they would prove that the testimony of a US millionaire at the heart of a corruption probe of the embattled premier was "null and void." "We are going to prove in

Ebadi's rights group warns of 'public despair' in Iran

20.07.2008 22:57    dailystar.com.lb
The rights group run by Nobel peace laureate Shirin Ebadi issued a stark warning on Sunday to the Iranian authorities about what it called growing public despair over human rights and economic pressures. In its quarterly report the Defenders of

First military trial of Guantanamo inmate set to begin despite heated criticism

20.07.2008 22:57    dailystar.com.lb
A special military trial at Guantanamo is due to open Monday as detainee Salim Hamdan, who worked as a driver for terror mastermind Osama bin Laden, faces the first US war-crimes tribunal since the end of World War II. Hamdan,

Israeli soldier shot bound Palestinian, video shows

20.07.2008 22:57    dailystar.com.lb
An Israeli soldier shot an arrested and bound Palestinian in the leg with a plastic bullet, footage released by an Israeli human-rights group showed on Sunday. B'Tselem's video shows the Palestinian demonstrator - identified as Ashraf Abu Rahman, 27 -

Sunni bloc rejoins Iraq's government

20.07.2008 22:56    dailystar.com.lb
Iraq's main Sunni Arab bloc on Saturday ended an almost year-long boycott of Shiite Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's government, in a major boost for reconciliation in the deeply divided country. Parliament overwhelmingly endorsed the appointment of six ministers from the

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 ... 12 »