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    Sudha Murthy advocates for cervical cancer vaccination, promotes domestic tourism in Rajya Sabha

    Sudha Murty Rajya Sabha (Google Trends): Sudha Murty advocated for a government-sponsored cervical cancer vaccination program for girls aged nine to 14 in her maiden Rajya Sabha speech. She emphasized prevention and highlighted the feasibility of scaling up vaccinations, drawing parallels with the COVID-19 drive. Murty also promoted domestic tourism, urging recognition of Indian heritage sites as World Heritage Sites to boost tourism revenue.

    Who was Lizzy Musi? Know how she battled Cancer and kept on racing

    Lizzy Musi, a 'Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings' star and renowned racer, passed away at 33 battling breast cancer. Known for her groundbreaking achievements, she continued to inspire through her resilience and involvement in her family’s racing business.

    Assam Home Secretary Siladitya Chetia kills himself in hospital after wife's death

    Shiladitya Chetia, an IPS officer serving as Secretary in the Assam government's home and political departments, allegedly died by suicide following the death of his wife, who had been battling cancer. Assam DGP G P Singh confirmed the tragic incident, stating Chetia took his own life shortly after his wife passed away.

    Will Kate Middleton be able to take her earlier roles? What Nostradamus has said about it? Know about 16th-century astrologer

    A team of doctors is evaluating what role the Princes of Wales will be able to take on when she returns from her cancer treatment. Know what they have said about Kate Middleton's future.

    Attention ladies! These foods can add years to your life, shows study

    The Mediterranean diet includes plenty of nuts, fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes. Meals are often cooked with olive oil and include moderate amounts of fish, poultry, dairy, and eggs. Red meat and sweets are rarely eaten.

    Study finds Mediterranean diet is linked to lower mortality risk in women

    A recent study suggests that women adhering to the Mediterranean diet have a 23% lower risk of premature death. This largely plant-based diet, rich in nuts, fruits, vegetables, and olive oil, reduces cholesterol, obesity, and insulin resistance, lowering the risk of metabolic disorders like diabetes and heart disease. The research, published in The Journal of the American Medical Association, followed over 25,000 US women for up to 25 years, highlighting the diet's potential in promoting longevity and reducing mortality, including cancer-related deaths.

    The Economic Times
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