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High blood sugar is not necessarily bad news.
Concern about high blood sugar has become common in our contemporary lives, but such a rise may be a natural consequence of eating. When should we not worry about that?
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Cancer is crawling to young people. A disturbing rise in injuries before age 50.
A new and large research study has shown that the incidence of several different types of cancer has risen sharply among young people in England, the United States and the Netherlands, and speaking here about the under-50 age group. More details on the subject are identified in the next report.
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With the rise in gasoline prices in France... Are you selling water-coated power plants?
Since last March, with the price of gasoline escalating, the fuel crisis has turned into one of the most prestigious files on the French Government that are raging the street. With difficult fuel supply in some areas, the consequences of the crisis have moved to social media sites, where stories and allegations have spread, so far as to speak of a catastrophic situation in French fuel stations, and even of the sale of fuel mixed with water due to the crisis. What's the truth about these allegations?
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Between rent increases and housing shortages... The Spanish are in the streets.
Thousands walked out on Madrid this weekend, protesting the expulsion of an elderly woman from her home in which she lived throughout her life -- a fact that occurred earlier this week -- demanding greater protection for tenants. In the view of the demonstrators, the cost of living in cities is extremely high and is not commensurate with salary levels; Spain suffers from a lack of public housing, while rents rose as a result of increased demand, including that associated with the tourism sector.
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High cost of university education. A new challenge for students and their dreams.
In the Correspondent Journal, we highlight the reality and challenges of education in a number of States in the world. The following topics are reviewed in the pages: Libya. Request for revision of school discipline regulations. Ben. National language education programme within school grades. Zimbabwe. The Internet enters schools and changes students ' realities. And in Lebanon... High university premiums are becoming a growing challenge for students and families, and the cost of education is becoming a factor in their choices and future.
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The world may suffer from a rise in oil prices longer, even if the war is over, an article in Wallstrett Gornal.
In today ' s newspaper tour, we are familiar with other reasons that may prolong the rise in oil prices, and trips to the unknown due to the campaign of aggravated deportations of migrants outside the United States by the Trump Administration.
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Rising public debt in France to about 122 per cent at the highest level since 1995
This year, public debt in France has risen to the highest level since 1995, driven by a severe budget deficit. France has been under special surveillance by the European Union for two years because of the high deficit.
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Attack on Pakistan ' s Kohat police headquarters increased to 31 killed
The attack against the General Police Headquarters in the town of Kohat in northern Pakistan increased to 31, including 16 police officers, and more than 100 people were injured, according to a police officer, Saturday. The attack is taking place at a time when the Khiber region of Bakhtunkhwa is witnessing an escalation of violence.
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