Tibetan sheep graze at a solar farm in Hainan prefecture of western China's Qinghai province on July 1, 2025. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan, File)

    Report says new coal plant construction surged in China in 2025

    BEIJING (AP) — Even as China’s expansion of solar and wind power raced ahead in 2025, the Asian giant opened many more coal power plants than it had in recent years — raising concern about whether the world’s largest emitter will reduce carbon emissions enough to limit climate change. More than 50 large coal units…

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      Healthy lifestyle can prevent 50% of cancer cases: Experts | Patna News

      A recent health symposium revealed that embracing a holistic lifestyle—complete with nutritious meals and steering clear of alcohol—can drastically lower the likelihood of developing cancer. According to specialists, nearly half of all cancer diagnoses might be averted through simple lifestyle modifications like keeping fit, maintaining a healthy weight, and saying no to tobacco. Patna: Health…

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        Case for AliveCor kardia Mobile Heart Monitor EKG/Wireless 6-Lead EKG, Travel Case Protective Cover Storage Bag

        tailor-made customized case for AliveCor KardiaMobile EKG/ AliveCor Kardia 6-Lead EKG Why choose our products?High-quality waterproof and EVA shockproof materials for your AliveCor KardiaMobile Wireless Lead EKGEquipped with carabiner, easy to carrySoft velvet fabric lining Specifications:Product name: AliveCor KardiaMobile Wireless Lead EKG CaseColor: black/graySize:12.7*6.3*3.2 cmMaterial: EVAWeight: 56g Package Included:1*Case1*Carabiner Package…

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          More than 10,000 physicians and health professionals now certified to practice lifestyle medicine

          “Professional certification for lifestyle medicine only began in 2017, so to surpass more than 10,000 certified clinicians reflects the rapid progress in making lifestyle medicine part of routine health care.” Post this According to leaders in the field, the pace of certification reflects both clinical demand and patient expectations as the nation’s costly chronic disease…

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            UK diet fads: why resolutions fail and what works in 2026

            January in Britain is a peculiar season. The gym car parks fill up, the fruit bowls look newly washed, and half the country starts drinking something fluorescent in the belief it will fix Christmas. But fresh data suggests a familiar pattern is still in charge: the quick-fix diet trend. More than a third of adults—37%—say…

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