Birmingham turns into world canine capital as 21,000 canine compete for Crufts crown
LONDON, March 7 (Xinhua) -- Around 21,000 dogs converged Thursday in the British city of Birmingham to take part in Crufts, the world's biggest dog show. Four days of competitions, watched by around 165,000 people at the NEC complex, will lead to one dog winning the...
Chinese language girls’s adjustments seen from hairstyles
A girl flings her hair during a hip hop competition at a square in Changchun, capital of northeast China's Jilin Province, June 6, 2004. Along with China's reform and opening-up starting from 1978, Chinese women have refreshed their images year after year, which can...
Restoration of Falklands struggle helmets helps heal wounds
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Jorge Altieri runs his hands over old blood stains on a helmet that saved his life in 1982 when Argentina and Britain went to war over the Falkland Islands. Looking at the treasured object is still a novelty: The helmet was recently returned...
U.S. Home passes decision condemning anti-Semitism, bigotry
WASHINGTON, March 7 (Xinhua) -- The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday overwhelmingly passed a broad resolution condemning racism, anti-Semitism and bigotry.
Handicrafts present held in Cairo to mark Int’l Girls’s Day
Handicrafts are seen at a stall during a handicrafts show near the Egyptian Textile Museum in Cairo, capital of Egypt, on March 7, 2019. The handicrafts show was held by the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities to mark the International Women's Day, which falls on March...
7 lifeless, others shot in election-related assault in Bangladesh
DHAKA, Bangladesh — Gunmen opened fire on two cars returning from a polling station with ballot boxes, killing at least seven people and wounding 15 in part of southeastern Bangladesh known for tribal life and tourism, officials said Tuesday. Local police official...
Oil costs climb amid provide cuts
NEW YORK, March 7 (Xinhua) -- Oil prices bounced on Thursday as the market gained support from ongoing supply cuts by major oil producers. Saudi Arabia's continued output discipline and Venezuela's struggles under U.S. sanctions led crude oil production in the...
Kehlani broadcasts she has given start to daughter Adeya at house: ‘This weekend our angel arrived’
Kehlani has given birth to her first child. The singer, 23, announced Monday she had welcomed daughter Adeya with her partner, Javie Young-White, over the weekend. Kehlani shared the big news on Instagram, revealing she gave birth to the infant 'unmedicated' at...
Officer shot at lodge in northern Illinois
CHICAGO, March 7 (Xinhua) -- An officer was shot while serving an arrest warrant at a hotel in Rockford in the northern part of the U.S. state of Illinois Thursday morning. The shooting happened around 9 am, and the condition of the officer is unknown, local media...
Blast, gun battle kill 21 in E. Afghanistan
JALALABD, Afghanistan, March 6 (Xinhua) -- A total of 21 people including five attackers were killed and nine others injured as a blast followed by gun shots rocked Jalalabad city, the capital of eastern Nangarhar province on Wednesday, provincial government spokesman...
One other Trial Fails To Discover Remedy For Alzheimer’s Illness
For years, scientists have been targeting a special compound in the brain which they believe is the key to curing Alzheimer's disease. So far, clinical trials have yielded promising results. However, none of them has successfully rid the brain of the debilitating...
Most cancers-stricken father kisses his daughter for first time after chemotherapy made his saliva poisonous
A heartwarming video shows the moment a father-of-two was able to kiss his newborn baby for the first time - after chemotherapy left him with 'toxic' saliva. Craig Fountain, 32, from Suffolk, was forced to live in a bizarre form of self-imposed quarantine after being...
Ohio cuts funding for Deliberate Parenthood after courtroom OK
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Department of Health is ending grants and contracts that send money to Planned Parenthood after a divided federal appeals court upheld a state anti-abortion law that blocks public money for the group. The department notified recipients and...
Breast Implant Security Underneath Debate With New Most cancers Dangers
Medical experts, patients, and industry representatives review the risks and benefits of breast implants at a two-day public hearing held by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. For years, there's been an endless debate on the safety of breast implants. On one side,...
Dad and mom’ heartbreak as docs inform them they ‘cannot save’ conjoined twins
A woman has given birth to conjoined twins which share a torso but have two heads, four arms and two legs between them. Preeti Singh, 26, gave birth to the babies by caesarean section last month and hopes they can one day be separated. The babies appear to be...
Consuming Later In The Day Linked To Weight Acquire
For people who want to lose weight, it may be a good idea to ditch eating food later in the day. Findings of a new study suggest that the later in the day you eat, the more weight you are likely to gain. Technologies Track Sleep, Physical Activities, And Eating...
Particular evaluations can assist seniors deal with most cancers care
Before she could start breast cancer treatment, Nancy Simpson had to walk in a straight line, count backward from 20 and repeat a silly phrase. It was all part of a special kind of medical fitness test for older patients that’s starting to catch on among cancer...
Allergy symptoms On The Rise As a result of Of Excessive Pollen Counts
The onset of spring also means another thing — it's the start of pollen season that causes irritating allergy to many. The pollen season is the time of the year wherein allergy sufferers start showing the symptoms of pollen allergy — sniffling, constant sneezing,...
Dozens Shave Their Heads To Elevate Funds For Youngster Most cancers Analysis
More than a hundred people in West Michigan volunteered to shave their heads to raise money in support of research that will benefit children diagnosed with cancer. The annual event, called St. Baldrick's, was held on Sunday, March 24, at the Byron Center. More than...
Man receives £22,500 pay-out after being left in ‘insufferable ache’ from botched braces
A man has received a £22,500 payout over claims his dentist carried out ‘horrendous’ botched orthodontic work which caused his front teeth to become yellow and twisted. Oliver Bromley-Davenport, from Bolton, Greater Manchester, says he made 20 trips to a dentist after...