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Flamingos prepare for flight, running on dried salt which remains from Lake Bakhtegan outside Shiraz, in this July 22, 2001 file photo. Water shortages have long been a problem for countries across the Middle East, where a high birth rate, rising consumpt

Excess Salt Intake Can Kill You

Excess intake of salt or sodium is extremely harmful to health and can cause stomach cancer, strokes, heart ailments, high blood pressure and gastric ulcers among many other health related problems.
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First Robotic Butler Set to Take Over California Hotel Starwood

A US hotel chain, Starwood, has planned to introduce robot butlers to tend to their guests. The butler is said to be put to work in 100 hotels across the world. The Botlr, which is a short for robotic butler, is 3 feet tall anddressed in a vinyl-collared butler uniform.
An Afghan seller displays produce for sale during the World Pomegranate Fair

Pomegranate Compound: New Natural Drug to Aid Alzheimer's and Parkinson's

A research conducted by University of Huddersfield scientist Dr Olumayokun Olajide, who specializes in the anti-inflammatory properties of natural products, has found that a compound that is found in pomegranate can slow the development of Alzheimer's disease and its symptoms. Not just Alzheimer's it is seen to reduce the inflammation caused by rheumatoid arthritis and Parkinson's disease.
A saucer-shaped test vehicle, which holds equipment for landing large payloads on Mars

Object on Red Planet Isn’t a Martian Thigh Bone, Says NASA

There was a lot of speculation last week after space-alien theorists and UFO blogs floated the idea that a bone-like object on Mars, photographed by NASA's $2.5-billion Curiosity rover, could be a thigh bone, giving rise to talks that it could be the remains of a Martian.

Top Health Issues about the Consumption of Noodles

Over consumption of noodles can create higher prevalence of metabolic syndrome in women that consists of high blood pressure, chronic blood sugar, over accumulating abdominal fat and abnormal cholesterol risk.

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