Depression: Five things women need to know about it
THE bad news is, women are almost twice as likely as men are to experience depression. The good news is that it is often treatable.
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Mass hysteria: Mind over matter?
They say seeing is believing. And this writer witnessed it first-hand, twice – once during a school assembly and then a few years later, in a university dorm.
It was like any other normal Monday morning with students gathering in the assembly hall according to their classes.
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Saudi women discover yoga
Widely perceived as a Hindu spiritual practice, yoga was not officially permitted for decades in Saudi Arabia, the cradle of Islam where all non-Muslim worship is banned. But last November the kingdom finally recognised yoga as a sport, despite the risk of hardline opposition.
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Women and vitamin D deficiency
The popular saying “some sun will do you good” was coined for a good health reason. Although it generally gets less attention than its close cousin vitamin C, vitamin D also plays an important role in our health.
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As tourists flock to Indian Himalayas, women lead plastics clean-up
The steady environmental deterioration in the Indian Himalayas spurred more than 4,000 volunteers to take measures to tackle plastic waste.
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Hundreds of pregnant women risk death in Yemen – U.N.
As the escalating conflict puts medical care out of reach in a country with one of the world’s highest maternal mortality rates.
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A princess who cares about cancer control
Princess Dina Mired is as articulate as she is determined; determined to nip cancer in the bud, that is.
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