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Green tea could delay prostate cancer: U.S. study "It's still in an early stage. Green tea can keep cancer from growing very fast, but it may not be able to shrink tumors,"		Oil will crash: Roubini The recent rally in oil, which sent prices to an eight-month high above $73 per barrel, was "too high too soon," Roubini told the Reuters Investment Outlook Summit in New York.
Hate in Melbourne. Atacks on Indian students continues. At stake also in Australia’s image as a democratic country, free from racial prejudice.		How you'll know the economy is turning around Experts watch a variety of indicators both subtle and significant---
Garden: Dig in for gifts that grow on you Here is a list of 12 garden gifts for all ages to be enjoyed year-round.		Market Swings Are First Crisis for Fed Chief Lower interest rates would help operators of hedge funds and other money managers because the housing market presumably would strengthen as mortgage rates fell.
Med diet 'cuts lung disease risk' Lower levels of sugar and nitrates in the diet - both of which have been linked to impaired lung function - may play a role.		H S Hanspal in the alleged 100-crore City Centre scam. The Vigilance Bureau here has issued look out notices to all domestic and international airports about the 17 of the 19 accused. Ex-PPCC Chief H S Hanspal in the alleged 100-crore City Centre scam.
Superfoods "Garlic" Perhaps the most exciting discoveries to date have been that garlic can help protect against heart disease by thinning the blood and helping to lower cholesterol. If you have been indulging in high-fat foods over Christmas, this could be just the superfood you need.		"Khoob Khana khechree, ja mai Amrit loon" Bhagat (Saint) Kabir. Worldwide, about two billion people — a third of the globe — get too little iodine, including hundreds of millions in India and China. Studies show that iodine deficiency is the leading preventable cause of mental retardation. Even moderate deficiency, especially in pregnant women and infants, lowers intelligence by 10 to 15 I.Q. points, shaving incalculable potential off a nation’s development.
States Can influence personal responsibility. Incentives always work The West Virginia experiment is worth studying, given that all Americans are being asked to take better care of their own health.		U.S. Participation in Major Wars America's major wars and the length of U.S. participation:
Walnuts 'combat unhealthy fats' It is thought that the nuts are rich in compounds that reduce hardening of the arteries, and keep them flexible.		In Europe It’s Fish Oil After Heart Attacks, but Not in U.S. The American College of Cardiology recently strengthened its position on the medical benefit of fish oil, although some critics say that studies have not defined the magnitude of the effect.
Feeling fat? It might not be your fault. It is unfair and unhelpful to blame personal behaviors, especially a lack of self-control, for the country's rising obesity rates, says Dr. Robert Lustig. A 'poisoned' food supply may be to blame		The Punjabi Roti Roti is an inherent part of Punjabi culture; it is synonymous with Punjabi cuisine. Punjabis are not only addicted to it, they are proud of it.
Pomegranates Juice can slow prostate cancer. "In older men 65 to 70 who have been treated for prostate cancer, we can give them pomegranate juice and it may be possible for them to outlive their risk of dying from their cancer.		Fat-free France "How on earth do the French stay slim and will it last"
Nutrition: Fresh Fruit, No Matter How It's Sliced and Diced New research has found that fresh fruit does not lose its nutritional value when sliced and packaged.		Mission Green’ “It’s extremely important to save this planet from pollution. Our aim is to reduce, if not eliminate, pollution. We feel each individual can make a difference and each individual should try,” says Mr Dhesi, with conviction.