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World Milk Day 2023: 5 delicious ways to add milk and dairy products to your diet

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Milk is an essential part of our daily diet and is a storehouse of many important nutrients. Drinking a glass of milk every day not only provides you with the right amount of calcium, but also other vital nutrients such as protein, phosphorus, potassium, iodine, riboflavin and pantothenic acid. Milk also helps meet the daily … Read more

Mental health of young Canadians is a ‘time bomb’

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The Toronto Center for Addiction and Mental Health is one of Canada’s largest mental health research facilities. (AFP) Canada is grappling with a time bomb of violence, addiction and suicide linked to failing mental health services for its young people. In the streets and subways of Toronto, Canada’s largest city, an ultra-modern metropolis that … Read more

World No Tobacco Day 2023: How does smoking affect life insurance premiums?

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From the well-articulated theme Commit to Quitting on World Tobacco Day in 2021 to a more appropriate and practical theme Grow Food, No Tobacco, the World Health Organization has kickstarted the world’s choice between food and addiction. Beating addiction can be tough, especially when it’s caused by a smoking habit. As an aside, the global … Read more

UNDER MODI GOVERNMENT, India beats world in medical infrastructure – The Sunday Guardian Live

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With Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s tenure entering its ninth year, the impact of his government’s health policies has come under scrutiny, particularly analyzing its response to the pandemic that has swept the globe. Covid has exposed many weaknesses in healthcare systems around the world, from the production of critical vaccines to shortages of medical personnel, … Read more

In BC, Alberta and around the world, forcing addicts into treatment is a violent policy

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Intervention without human rights goes by many names: involuntary institutionalization, compulsory drug treatment, “forced treatment”, forced abstinence, or some combination of all of these terms. Evidence shows that forced treatment leads to an increased risk of death and deprives survivors of autonomy, while positive benefits have not been established. Involuntary treatment in the Global South … Read more

Nine FSU students to study and teach around the world after earning Fulbright scholarships – Florida State University News

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From the left. Top: Michelle Perez, Denisha Campbell, Tessa Santner. Middle Row: Miguel Gonzalez, Rachel Neale, Arria Hauldin. Bottom: Caitlin Mims, Rachel Blankenship, Mia Hernandez. Nine current and former Florida State University students have been awarded scholarships through the prestigious Fulbright U.S. student program. Winners include graduate and undergraduate students and represent a range of … Read more

Go For Western Economy With These Pioneering

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but it is too much for my strength — I sink under the weight of the splendour of these visions!

I am alone, and feel the charm of existence in this spot, which was created for the bliss of souls like mine. I am so happy, my dear friend, so absorbed in the exquisite sense of mere tranquil existence, that I neglect my talents.

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