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Chennai: Women with disabilities get exclusive space to train, exercise

Chennai: Women with disabilities get exclusive space to train, exercise

[ad_1] The gym dedicated to women with disabilities in Nungambakkam, Chennai. | Photo Credit: M. Srinath M. Nathiya swiftly pulls one side of the cable crossover machine, which weighs over 6 kg, and proceeds to pull at the other, grunting every time. Seated in her wheelchair at a recently established gym for women with disabilities, […]

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Digital innovation in healthcare: quantifying the impact of digital sepsis screening tools on patient outcomes—a multi-site natural experiment

[ad_1] Results In total, we examined mortality patterns in 607 980 SoS patients across three Trusts. In Trust A, we included 156 387 patients who were admitted over 119 months, in Trust B 248 301 patients over 85 months, in Trust C 203 212 over 118 months and Trust D 110 110 over 46 months. In all Trusts,

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Potential for near-term AI risks to evolve into existential threats in healthcare

[ad_1] Abstract The recent emergence of foundation model-based chatbots, such as ChatGPT (OpenAI, San Francisco, CA, USA), has showcased remarkable language mastery and intuitive comprehension capabilities. Despite significant efforts to identify and address the near-term risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI), our understanding of the existential threats they pose remains limited. Near-term risks stem from

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Digital innovation in healthcare: quantifying the impact of digital sepsis screening tools on patient outcomes—a multi-site natural experiment

[ad_1] Results In total, we examined mortality patterns in 607 980 SoS patients across three Trusts. In Trust A, we included 156 387 patients who were admitted over 119 months, in Trust B 248 301 patients over 85 months, in Trust C 203 212 over 118 months and Trust D 110 110 over 46 months. In all Trusts,

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Tamil Nadu bans mayonnaise made from raw eggs for one year

Tamil Nadu bans mayonnaise made from raw eggs for one year

[ad_1] Representative image | Photo Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto Tamil Nadu has banned the manufacture, storage, and sale of mayonnaise prepared from raw eggs for a period of one year with effect from April 8. The ban, issued in the interest of public health, is on the basis that mayonnaise made of raw eggs is a

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Meet Shashaank Saravanakumar, a young para cyclist breaking barriers in Coimbatore

Meet Shashaank Saravanakumar, a young para cyclist breaking barriers in Coimbatore

[ad_1] Shashaank Saravanakumar | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Fourteen-year-old Shashaank Saravanakumar may be soft-spoken, but on the road, his determination speaks volumes. A student of St Antony’s School, Puliyakulam, Coimbatore, Shashaank recently made his mark at the first Para-national Road Cycling Championship held in Hyderabad. Representing Tamil Nadu in the CII (Intellectual Impairment) category for

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A weight loss journey sans a nutritionist, gym, and a coach: How it all worked out

A weight loss journey sans a nutritionist, gym, and a coach: How it all worked out

[ad_1] If someone had told me two years ago that I would lose over 50 kilos without setting foot in a gym or giving up real food, I would not have believed it. But here I am—healthier, sharper, and more confident than I have been in years. My transformation, however, did not begin with a

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Exploring Coimbatore’s growing pickleball craze

Exploring Coimbatore’s growing pickleball craze

[ad_1] Amidst the thwack of shuttlecocks and the thump of cricket balls a new sound echoes across the neighbourhoods of Coimbatore: the lively, distinct pop of a pickleball paddle meeting its plastic foe. From gated communities to newly minted indoor arenas, the city is warming up to the paddle sport. Pickleball — a sport that

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Food start-up Tocco connects home chefs from across the country with people looking for healthy snack options

Food start-up Tocco connects home chefs from across the country with people looking for healthy snack options

[ad_1] Remember that craving for homemade pickle, mulagu podi, chammanthi podi, poha, cookies and chivdawhen you were away from home? If you live or have lived away from home — either as a student or for work — you know it. And it was something Mumbai-based engineer Reshma Suresh felt intensely when she moved away

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Development of an explainable prediction model for portal vein system thrombosis post-splenectomy in patients with cirrhosis

[ad_1] Discussion In this clinical study, we employed five distinct ML algorithms to predict the risk of PVST during the 3-month follow-up after splenectomy in patients with cirrhosis. Although some early predictive models have been developed using traditional statistical methods, the performance of ML approaches remained unclear. Our findings indicate that the ML-based prediction models

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Cracking the code: a scoping review to unite disciplines in tackling legal issues in health artificial intelligence

[ad_1] Overview AI promises to revolutionise healthcare by ushering in a new era of medicine and alleviating the strain on overburdened healthcare systems. However, there is a growing consensus that realising AI’s potential requires adequate legal governance. Given the rapid evolution of AI technology, delivering optimal regulation presents a significant challenge. Addressing this challenge necessitates

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Prospective external validation of the automated PIPRA multivariable prediction model for postoperative delirium on real-world data from a consecutive cohort of non-cardiac surgery inpatients

[ad_1] Methods Source of data and participants The delirium risk calculated using the PIPRA model was routinely collected, together with the delirium screening results, during a quality improvement project (QIP) in a Swiss, private 335-bed hospital.20 The project included all inpatients aged 60 and above undergoing non-cardiac, non-intracranial surgery with an admission date from 1

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Designing an interoperable solution to support pharmacogenomic-guided prescribing in primary care: an implementer report

[ad_1] Abstract Study objectives Describe the implementation of an interoperable solution to support pharmacogenomic-guided prescribing in primary care in the National Health Service, England. Methods We used an iterative approach to software development going through clinical workflow mapping, architecture design and development, and pilot-testing. Results We configured a commercial health data management platform to store

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AIAIAI: AI insights on amassing influence in AI-related publications – an AI-assisted retrospective analysis into AI-related publication

[ad_1] Materials and methods Our entire research was AI-based, using the capabilities and sage advice from ChatGPT (OpenAI, model 4o). The AI engine used Python programming language to construct scripts for all data collection and statistical analysis. These scripts were deployed through ChatGPT’s interface, using Google Colab or locally. The code will be uploaded to

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Value of a Nationwide University Network in scaling up telemonitoring: a qualitative study

[ad_1] A summary of all successes and lessons learnt is given in box 1. The Citrien-2 programme focused on TM rather than specific solutions, encouraging a flexible approach to customised solutions at each UMC. As one of the steering group members stated: Box 1 Overview of successes and lessons learnt from the inventory Orientation Successes

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House of Klothberg, a new cafe in Chennai, also features a boutique and an ice cream parlour

House of Klothberg, a new cafe in Chennai, also features a boutique and an ice cream parlour

[ad_1] House of Klothberg | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement A blue wall with murals of cheerful sunflowers and dapper-looking girls has become an Instagrammable spot on Harrington Road. Beyond this vibrant facade lies the House of Klothberg which is a boutique, cafe, and ice cream parlour all rolled into one. The ground floor houses clothes,

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Usability of an electronic health record 6 months post go-live and its association with burnout, insomnia and turnover intention: a cross-sectional study in a hospital setting

[ad_1] Abstract Objective The aim of this study was to assess how different groups of health professionals evaluated the usability of a new electronic health record (EHR) and to investigate the association between the usability and burnout, insomnia and turnover intention. Methods This cross-sectional study included 1424 health professionals who worked at a Norwegian University

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Usability of an electronic health record 6 months post go-live and its association with burnout, insomnia and turnover intention: a cross-sectional study in a hospital setting

[ad_1] Abstract Objective The aim of this study was to assess how different groups of health professionals evaluated the usability of a new electronic health record (EHR) and to investigate the association between the usability and burnout, insomnia and turnover intention. Methods This cross-sectional study included 1424 health professionals who worked at a Norwegian University

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Kampot restaurant review: Some hits, some misses, but options aplenty and a pleasant vibe

Kampot restaurant review: Some hits, some misses, but options aplenty and a pleasant vibe

[ad_1] After its debut at Ecoworld, Kampot has opened its second outlet on Haralur Road, just off Sarjapur Road. The restaurant brings together Vietnamese, Cambodian, and Korean cuisines with a live ramen, sushi, and dim sum bar, curated wine cocktails, and an ambiance that balances chic modernity with a relaxed, airy vibe. We arrived on

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Exploring Bengaluru’s Iftar hotspots: Shivaji Nagar, Frazer Town, and Koramangala

Exploring Bengaluru’s Iftar hotspots: Shivaji Nagar, Frazer Town, and Koramangala

[ad_1] Bengaluru’s Ramzan feasts: A lip-smacking journey through three food hubs Bengaluru’s Ramzan food scene comes alive at night. From sizzling kebabs to sweet sherbets, we explore three buzzing iftar hotspots: Shivaji Nagar, Frazer Town, and Koramangala. | Video Credit: The Hindu Bengaluru, for all its tech-driven energy, is not exactly a city that never

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Artificial intelligence for predicting interstitial fibrosis and tubular atrophy using diagnostic ultrasound imaging and biomarkers

[ad_1] Abstract Background Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a global health concern characterised by irreversible renal damage that is often assessed using invasive renal biopsy. Accurate evaluation of interstitial fibrosis and tubular atrophy (IFTA) is crucial for CKD management. This study aimed to leverage machine learning (ML) models to predict IFTA using a combination of

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Here’s how Indian card games are reshaping game nights and social gatherings

Here’s how Indian card games are reshaping game nights and social gatherings

[ad_1] In living rooms, cafés, and weekend get-togethers, card games are quietly reshaping the social landscape in India. This past year has seen an influx of new designs — some built to test knowledge, others to fuel laughter or spark debate. From fitness challenges to fun drinking games, these decks have found a place in

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Artificial intelligence for predicting interstitial fibrosis and tubular atrophy using diagnostic ultrasound imaging and biomarkers

[ad_1] Abstract Background Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a global health concern characterised by irreversible renal damage that is often assessed using invasive renal biopsy. Accurate evaluation of interstitial fibrosis and tubular atrophy (IFTA) is crucial for CKD management. This study aimed to leverage machine learning (ML) models to predict IFTA using a combination of

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CFTRI to host network meeting on probiotics and fermented foods in Mysuru

CFTRI to host network meeting on probiotics and fermented foods in Mysuru

[ad_1] The event will focus on the latest advancements, innovative applications, and emerging trends in probiotics, including their role in gut health, immune support, and overall well-being. | Photo Credit: M.A. Sriram Department of Microbiology and Fermentation Technology, Central Food Technology Research Institute (CFTRI), Mysuru, will be organising a network meeting on probiotics, postbiotics, and

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Picture of the week: the strength of women

Picture of the week: the strength of women

[ad_1] A group of women executing deadlifts as part of the International Women’s Day event held at Manaveeyam Veedhi in Thiruvananthapuram on Saturday (March 8). Shot on OnePlus #FramesofIndia | Photo Credit: Nirmal Harindran Last year exactly 18,887 crimes were reported against women in Kerala according to data collected from the Crime Records Bureau. A fitness

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Data’s big three: how learning health systems, artificial intelligence and predictive analytics are transforming healthcare

[ad_1] Three areas transforming how we use data in healthcare, learning health systems (LHSs), artificial intelligence (AI) and predictive analytics, are enhancing the quality, efficiency and personalisation of care. By leveraging data from everyday clinical practice, LHSs create a feedback loop where new knowledge is constantly generated and applied, ensuring best practices are embedded in

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A look at popular haleem spots in Visakhapatnam this Ramzan

A look at popular haleem spots in Visakhapatnam this Ramzan

[ad_1] Haleem and parathas dished out at Hotel Daspalla for Ramzan in Visakhapatnam. | Photo Credit: KR Deepak As the holy month of Ramzan unfolds, the streets of Visakhapatnam come alive with the aroma of haleem simmering in large cauldrons. This hearty dish is a rich blend of meat, lentils, wheat, and aromatic spices, pounded

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A look at Chennai’s Iftar trail this Ramadan

A look at Chennai’s Iftar trail this Ramadan

[ad_1] Abid’s Abid Zahid, the proprietor of Abid’s, has made elaborate arrangements for Iftar and Salah (prayer) this Ramzan. The buffet features flavours from Hyderabad, West Asia and Kerala, offering a variety of juices, snacks, kebabs, biryani, mandi, nombu kanji, and an assortment of desserts. New additions to this year’s menu include fried chicken, bun

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Backyard Ultra comes to Coimbatore: A test of endurance and strategy

Backyard Ultra comes to Coimbatore: A test of endurance and strategy

[ad_1] The endurance-testing Backyard Ultra format is coming to Coimbatore — and to South India — for the first time. The inaugural Coimbatore Backyard Ultra is organised by Prem SB and Nithin SS, the founders of the health and fitness startup, Battle Ground. It will take place on March 22, inside the Kumaraguru Institutions campus.

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International Women’s Day: Meet three women entrepreneurs in Visakhapatnam who are redefining success

International Women’s Day: Meet three women entrepreneurs in Visakhapatnam who are redefining success

[ad_1] Fit with Fab Farzana Begum walks into Fit with Fab every morning in Visakhapatnam, her hijab neatly tucked in place, a symbol of her identity. “My hijab is a part of me, just like my strength. It doesn’t limit me; it empowers me,” she says. In a field where women are often under-represented, she

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At the world’s highest frozen lake marathon, Chennai’s Major Amirtharaj NS makes a mark

At the world’s highest frozen lake marathon, Chennai’s Major Amirtharaj NS makes a mark

[ad_1] A snapshot from a previous edition of The Pangong Frozen Lake Marathon | Photo Credit: Adventure Sports Foundation of Ladakh Where the Greater Himalayas rise from the Indo-Gangetic plains to run along Pakistan and China lies a large salt lake on the roof of the world. The Pangong Tso in Ladakh, a sensitive border

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Coimbatore Race Course Road food guide: Top places to eat

Coimbatore Race Course Road food guide: Top places to eat

[ad_1] It was not always a food hub. Race Course Road, one of Coimbatore’s most prominent stretches, has had many lives. Originally, it was exactly what its name suggests: a racecourse where thoroughbred horses once thundered down the track. As the races faded into history, the land gave way to quiet, tree-lined residential streets. Bungalows

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Biomarker and clinical data–based predictor tool (MAUXI) for ultrafiltration failure and cardiovascular outcome in peritoneal dialysis patients: a retrospective and longitudinal study

[ad_1] Discussion For the first time, we show that MMT-associated biomarkers are relevant for prediction of PD drop-out: MMP-2, TN-C, IL-11, PAI-1, PSTN, VEGF-A, COL-13, CDH-13, TSP-1, BMP-7, IL-6, FAP and IL-33. Interestingly, immunoassays have different detection ranges, and robust predictions are tied to those.8 All biomarkers had proper NMIFS and SHAP values, indicating that

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Biomarker and clinical data–based predictor tool (MAUXI) for ultrafiltration failure and cardiovascular outcome in peritoneal dialysis patients: a retrospective and longitudinal study

[ad_1] Discussion For the first time, we show that MMT-associated biomarkers are relevant for prediction of PD drop-out: MMP-2, TN-C, IL-11, PAI-1, PSTN, VEGF-A, COL-13, CDH-13, TSP-1, BMP-7, IL-6, FAP and IL-33. Interestingly, immunoassays have different detection ranges, and robust predictions are tied to those.8 All biomarkers had proper NMIFS and SHAP values, indicating that

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We try a Mixed Martial Arts class in Chennai. Can MMA be your next fitness routine?

We try a Mixed Martial Arts class in Chennai. Can MMA be your next fitness routine?

[ad_1] Between many giggles, a couple of tiny wrestlers are warming up for the day at the 11-year-old Chennai MMA Academy in Nungambakkam. They sprint, do bear crawls, frog jumps and leech walks, and quickly move on to strengthening exercises without so much as breaking a sweat. I watch them in trepidation and awe. Until

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We try Kendo, a Japanese martial art form, and learn the samurai’s secrets

We try Kendo, a Japanese martial art form, and learn the samurai’s secrets

[ad_1] A week since my first Kendo class with the Chennai Kendo Club, I find myself often zoning in and out of a larger cosmic zen. When things go wrong, I say ‘utsuke’ (meaning idiot) and when I wish to return to my quiet, I mutter ‘bushido’ (the way of the warrior) to centre myself.

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How this equestrian club is making horse riding more accessible in Coimbatore

How this equestrian club is making horse riding more accessible in Coimbatore

[ad_1] Equestrian sports have long been associated with discipline, skill, and an unmatched bond between rider and horse. Unlike other athletic pursuits, horse riding requires an intricate understanding of movement, balance, and communication, making it one of the most unique and rewarding sports. While cities like Delhi and Bengaluru have well-established equestrian circuits, Coimbatore is

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Benchmarking open-source large language models on Portuguese Revalida multiple-choice questions

[ad_1] Abstract Objective The study aimed to evaluate the top large language models (LLMs) in validated medical knowledge tests in Portuguese. Methods This study compared 31 LLMs in the context of solving the national Brazilian medical examination test. The research compared the performance of 23 open-source and 8 proprietary models across 399 multiple-choice questions. Results

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Potential role of ChatGPT in simplifying and improving informed consent forms for vaccination: a pilot study conducted in Italy

[ad_1] Discussion Existing literature supports the idea that artificial intelligence (AI) can improve the clarity and comprehensibility of complex documents. Studies have shown that AI-driven tools are able to modify information to better match the reading capabilities and health literacy levels of different populations, even improving health literacy levels themselves, which is critical in medical

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Telangana mountaineer Anvitha Padamati scales Aconcagua, sets sights on new peaks

Telangana mountaineer Anvitha Padamati scales Aconcagua, sets sights on new peaks

[ad_1] “I value the journey as much as the summit. People assume mountaineering is a cakewalk for me, but I always remind them —and myself — that each mountain is different and must be respected,” says Anvitha Padamati, a 27-year-old mountaineer and trainer from Bhongir (Bhuvanagiri), Telangana. In January, she scaled Aconcagua in Argentina, the

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Chennai’s Elba Trading Company introduces a languid Italian brunch on weekends

Chennai’s Elba Trading Company introduces a languid Italian brunch on weekends

[ad_1] ETC has a seating capacity of 30 | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Elba Trading Co. (ETC). which specialises in fresh handmade pasta, has introduced a weekend brunch featuring a six-course authentic Italian dining experience. The small restaurant has been open exclusively for dinner since its launch in December 2023, leading to a reputation for

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9 chefs meet 9 artists: How India’s chefs are building a collaborative future

9 chefs meet 9 artists: How India’s chefs are building a collaborative future

[ad_1] A bamboo structure rises skyward, inspired by the various headgears of Arunachal Pradesh’s tribal communities. Discarded fishing nets repurposed into walls enclose a space that echoes the raw charm of Kerala’s toddy shops. Elsewhere, a visual feast of Himalayan foraged ingredients comes to life on hand-painted tableware. Walking through ‘The Gathering’ is like stepping into

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Pilates expert Namrata Purohit on mind-body exercise, celebrity clients, and more

Pilates expert Namrata Purohit on mind-body exercise, celebrity clients, and more

[ad_1] When celebrity fitness expert Namrata Purohit started her first Pilates studio in 2011, there were only a couple of studios in the country. “Only a few people seemed to be aware of Pilates. But we quickly saw footfalls increase,” she recalls. Since then, things have rapidly changed. Her brand, The Pilates Studio which she

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Bento is now a staple for sweet tooth in Chennai

Bento is now a staple for sweet tooth in Chennai

[ad_1] Heavy demand: Jannathul Firdous, a home-baker, conducts Bento cake workshops. | Photo Credit: B. Jothi Ramalingam It is undeniable that the younger population of Chennai has wrapped the Pinterest aesthetic around them in full force. From the drip of their outfits to cafe-hopping, the aesthetic consumption has seeped into their core. And this is

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Pharma companies must file compliance strategy, ETHealthworld

Pharma companies must file compliance strategy, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: Drugmakers that want to extend the timeline for implementation of Schedule M must carry out a gap analysis and file an application with the drug regulator, detailing their strategy to comply with the revised manufacturing standards. Small and medium manufacturers with turnover of less than ₹250 crore may seek extension of the

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chef Harshini is reintroducing diners to the flavour-laden dishes of Kongunadu

chef Harshini is reintroducing diners to the flavour-laden dishes of Kongunadu

[ad_1] Fish fry at Kongunadu | Photo Credit: Special Arrangements Chef Lakshmi Divya Harshini always wanted to learn pastry making, but she had to wait until she turned 23. “My grandfather wasn’t ready to allow me to travel abroad alone, even though I had a Master’s degree in International Business,” she recalls. Once she completed

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This new restaurant in New Delhi serves food from undivided Punjab

This new restaurant in New Delhi serves food from undivided Punjab

[ad_1] The framed front page of a leading daily from the day India got independence, a grandmother’s old wooden comb, centuries-old sword — for a minute, I mistake it for someone’s home. But this is Ikk Punjab, a fine dining restaurant by Rajan and Deepika Sethi of Bright Hospitality in Connaught Place, the heart of New Delhi.

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Discover the rise of pickleball among tennis players, its accessibility, affordability, and potential for growth in the sports industry in Chennai

Discover the rise of pickleball among tennis players, its accessibility, affordability, and potential for growth in the sports industry in Chennai

[ad_1] When four of Chennai’s leading club tennis players Vikram Seshasayee, Sooraj Viswanathan, G Rajesh and B Venkteshwar met up in November 2024, it was not to discuss tennis. The four of them were in final discussions about putting up Chennai Picklersss by Sports Den, a state of the art indoor Pickleball facility at Porur

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High-end health clubs allegedly conceal an exploitative work culture in Thiruvananthapuram

High-end health clubs allegedly conceal an exploitative work culture in Thiruvananthapuram

[ad_1] A fitness trainer at a gymnasium in Thiruvananthapuram. | Photo Credit: Nirmal Harindran Thiruvananthapuram’s rapidly growing network of upscale health clubs is emerging as a youngster’s mecca for employment. Hundreds of youth from struggling working-class families with an affinity for bodybuilding are becoming certified physical trainers to cash in on the fitness fad. Most

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Saurabh Bothra: mum’s the word | The yoga trainer and entrepreneur wants older women to prioritise their health and do it every single day

Saurabh Bothra: mum’s the word | The yoga trainer and entrepreneur wants older women to prioritise their health and do it every single day

[ad_1] Saurabh Bothra, 32, is everyone’s favourite ‘son’. Maybe that’s because he has mastered the ability to get even the most inactive women to exercise and feel better about themselves. He lives by the ‘yoga everyday’ motto printed on his white tee, showing up for them every single day since he launched his self-funded online

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Evaluating the implementation of a digital coordination centre in an Australian hospital setting: a mixed method study protocol

[ad_1] Abstract Introduction This protocol outlines a mixed methods study evaluating a new Digital Coordination Centre (DCC) at the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH), Melbourne, Australia. While coordination centres show potential for impact, evidence on effective implementation in the Australian context remains scarce. This study aims to address this gap. Methods and analysis The evaluation involves

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Evaluation of a pragmatic approach to predicting COVID-19-positive hospital bed occupancy

[ad_1] Discussion We implemented and evaluated two regression-based approaches to predicting COVID-19 bed occupancy across acute hospitals in NWL during the pandemic’s third (Delta variant) and fourth (Omicron variant) waves. Both models were based on the hypothesis of a stable linear relationship between unvaccinated cases in the community and occupied acute beds several days later.

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Biodesign in the generative AI era: enhancing innovation and equity with NLP and LLM tools

[ad_1] Over the last two decades, the biodesign process1 has inspired a multitude of innovations in medical devices and digital health,2 benefiting millions of patients.3 Building on this foundation, a concept exploration and testing framework for machine learning medical devices based on biodesign principles has also been proposed.4 Nevertheless, traditional biodesign and biomedical innovation are

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Engaging with patients with diabetes: the role of social media in low-income healthcare organisations

[ad_1] Discussion The analysis of Facebook posts from various health organisations over 6 months provided critical insights into how these institutions communicate about diabetes. Of the 4507 posts collected, 11.47% (n=517) were specifically related to diabetes. The most common format was text with pictures, followed by text with videos. Our findings revealed significant differences in the

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Kochi’s growing appetite for ramen: Try these varieties- tonkotsu, ichiraku, miso

Kochi’s growing appetite for ramen: Try these varieties- tonkotsu, ichiraku, miso

[ad_1] Extremely curious about the buzz around ramen, we headed to Tony’s Kitchen at Kacheripady, in Kochi, where we were greeted with a visual treat and a surprise for the tastebuds. Miso ramen arrives in a white ramen bowl. Under the dark broth hides the noodles, placed on it were four slices of chicken and

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Diagnostic prediction model for screening of elevated low-density and non-high-density lipoproteins in young Thai adults between 20 and 40 years of age

[ad_1] Introduction Low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) and non-high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (non-HDL-C) are the major risk factors contributing to the development of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD), which can ultimately result in premature disability and mortality. An epidemiological study quantifying the association between exposure to LDL-C and ASCVD translated a lifetime cumulative exposure to LDL-C of 5000

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ConciliaMed: an interactive mobile and web tool to reconcile chronic medications of patients undergoing elective surgery

[ad_1] Discussion This study presents ConciliaMed, an intuitive and easy-to-use e-MedRec tool designed as both a mobile app and a website for healthcare professionals. The app allows users to perform the MedRec process with the support of four interactive modules integrated into the tool, as well as to evaluate the usability and satisfaction with the

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Chennai Cycling Thiruvizha: It’s all about cycling, health, and fitness in this carnival

Chennai Cycling Thiruvizha: It’s all about cycling, health, and fitness in this carnival

[ad_1] An exclusive cycling competition will be conducted for kids in the age group of 8 to 12 in a safe environment | Photo Credit: The Hindu The Chennai Cycling Thiruvizha is a carnival dedicated to all things cycling. This annual event brings together cyclists, the general public, and businesses, creating a space to engage

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Chennai | Raj Ganpath on consistency, the big picture, and fitness as functionality for the common person

Chennai | Raj Ganpath on consistency, the big picture, and fitness as functionality for the common person

[ad_1] Raj Ganpath | Photo Credit: Johan Sathyadas In the introduction to his debut book, Simple, Not Easy, Raj Ganpath says that the book is an unusual mix of science, reason and positivity meant to provide clarity and inspiration. There is a consistent reference to the word ‘simple’ all through his book. It makes sense

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Thiruvananthapuram makes good food choice with healthy eats

Thiruvananthapuram makes good food choice with healthy eats

[ad_1] For 25-year-old Vrinda Vinod, who lost her grandfather to high blood pressure, an affinity towards healthy food started at a young age with her mother bringing in a healthy twist while packing her lunch boxes to school. Following her graduation from a law school in Bengaluru , Vrinda returned to the city and converted

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Barcode medication administration system use and safety implications: a data-driven longitudinal study supported by clinical observation

[ad_1] Abstract Objectives Barcode medication administration (BCMA) systems may improve patient safety with successful integration and use. This study aimed to explore the barriers and enablers for the successful use of a BCMA system by examining the patterns of medication and patient scanning over time and potential safety implications. Methods Retrospective longitudinal study informed by

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Analysing expression of loneliness and insomnia through social intelligence analysis

[ad_1] Methodology We analysed publicly accessible data from users posting about loneliness. Figure 1 illustrates our data analysis process using information collected from Twitter. As a social media platform, Twitter facilitates connectivity and opinion sharing, allowing users to post short messages up to 280 characters. Developers can access user data through Twitter’s publicly available API.

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The feasibility and effectiveness of telecare consultations in a nurse-led post-acute stroke clinic

[ad_1] Introduction Recurrent stroke is common among stroke survivors. According to a recent report, in China, nearly half (44%) of stroke survivors experience a recurrent stroke and are re-admitted to hospital within 5 years after an initial event.1 Percentages are similar in the USA (43%)2 and the UK (26%).3 Stroke survivors usually encounter a range

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Large language models for data extraction from unstructured and semi-structured electronic health records: a multiple model performance evaluation

[ad_1] Discussion Even though the crucial role of data in clinical practice, healthcare research and quality assessment cannot be questioned, data collection from medical records is a time-consuming and error-prone task that may shift physician time allocation away from direct patient care.1–3 Automating these tasks with the use of LLMs can help unburden physicians from

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Large language models for data extraction from unstructured and semi-structured electronic health records: a multiple model performance evaluation

[ad_1] Discussion Even though the crucial role of data in clinical practice, healthcare research and quality assessment cannot be questioned, data collection from medical records is a time-consuming and error-prone task that may shift physician time allocation away from direct patient care.1–3 Automating these tasks with the use of LLMs can help unburden physicians from

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Patient perspective on predictive models in healthcare: translation into practice, ethical implications and limitations?

[ad_1] Introduction The National Health Service currently uses predictive tools to help decide how to treat patients.1 Awareness of the concept and use of predictive models in healthcare have been increasing in the media during the last decade.2 Such predictive tools hold the promise of potentially being able to predict our future health needs, including

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Finding a constrained number of predictor phenotypes for multiple outcome prediction

[ad_1] Methods Definitions An outcome is a health condition or state such as new onset of: diabetes, hypertension or cancer. A time at risk is a period of time relative to an index date, for example, if the index date is a fixed calendar date such as 1 January 2019, then a time at risk

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Using routine primary care data in research: (in)efficient case studies and perspectives from the Asthma UK Centre for Applied Research

[ad_1] Summary of findings The case studies that we have explored described both the opportunities and challenges of using routine data in applied and implementation research. A key strength was the convenience of collecting data for effectiveness outcomes, health economic assessment and process evaluation, in one data extraction. Crucially for implementation research, routine data can

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Tamil Nadu’s first floating restaurant opened at Muttukadu

Tamil Nadu’s first floating restaurant opened at Muttukadu

[ad_1] The ₹5-crore double decker boat can accommodate up to 125 persons at a time.  Tamil Nadu’s first floating restaurant was opened on the backwaters of Muttukadu near Chennai. The ₹5-crore double decker boat can accommodate up to 125 persons at a time.  Tourism Minister R. Rajendran and MSME Minister T. M. Anbarasan inaugurated the

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Sharing data matters: exploring the attitudes of older consumers on an emerging healthy ageing data platform using electronic health records for research

[ad_1] Both workshops ran for around 2.5 hours, with the focus groups taking up 1.5 hours of this time. A total of 16 consumers (18% of those invited) participated in the workshops (workshop 1=7 participants; workshop 2=9 participants). Participants were aged between 62 and 83 years, with an equal mix of genders (8 women and 8 men), and

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Chennai | Kickstaring your running journey in 2025? Get inspired by these veteran runners

Chennai | Kickstaring your running journey in 2025? Get inspired by these veteran runners

[ad_1] At 66 years, K Selvanayagam is of the firm belief that running is in everyone’s blood. “If you decide to run and have the resolve to see this through, the rest of your life — your schedule will automatically fall into place,” he says. This is definitely the case for the Chennai resident, whose

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A cookery book from a Sahitya Akademi winner explores traditional recipes of Nanjil Nadu

A cookery book from a Sahitya Akademi winner explores traditional recipes of Nanjil Nadu

[ad_1] Sahitya Akademi award winner Nanjil Nadan’s book ‘Nanjil Naatu Unavu’ | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Food is an integral part of society, and like the fine arts, it flourishes in regions where basic human needs are met. The food habits — both vegetarian and non-vegetarian — of Nanjil Nadu in Kanniyakumari district are, in

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Generative artificial intelligence (AI): a key innovation or just hype in primary care settings?

[ad_1] The rapid development of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), particularly large language models (LLMs) like GPT-4, is reshaping healthcare. Built on transformer architectures and trained with extensive datasets, these models are not only accurate but also highly adaptable to various healthcare applications.1 In the medical field, LLMs are showing promise in automating diagnostic support, improving

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Highlights from the Nilgiris Earth Festival 2024

Highlights from the Nilgiris Earth Festival 2024

[ad_1] When it comes to conservation messaging, two distinct approaches often emerge. The first is a celebration — showcasing the planet’s wonders, like the comforting bird songs at dawn or the life-giving shade of an ancient forest. It gently reminds us of what stands to be lost. The second approach, stark and urgent, holds up

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Biryani is a ₹10,000-crore market in Tamil Nadu

Biryani is a ₹10,000-crore market in Tamil Nadu

[ad_1] There are countless push-cart vendors serving biryani throughout the day and night, contributing to the widespread availability of this popular dish. The biryani market in Tamil Nadu is a culinary powerhouse, with a staggering valuation at ₹10,000 crore. Those tracking the food business in Tamil Nadu explained that the organised market is pegged at

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Correction: Development of a scoring system to quantify errors from semantic characteristics in incident reports

[ad_1] Uematsu H, et al. Development of a scoring system to quantify errors from semantic characteristics in incident reports. (BMJ Health & Care Informatics 2024;31(1):e100935). The authors have discovered an error in the text and one of the figures. This error is in the calculation of the group error score and may affect the interpretation

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A guide to Christmas cakes in Chennai

A guide to Christmas cakes in Chennai

[ad_1] The Christmas goodies for the season | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Pumpkin Tales The team at Pumpkin Tales has curated a wide range of Christmas goodies for the season. They offer assorted cookie boxes (₹550, four pieces) that feature an assortment of Christmas-themed cookies; an assorted cupcake box (₹500) with flavors such as coffee,

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How Madurai bakeries keep the spirit of Christmas alive with plum cakes

How Madurai bakeries keep the spirit of Christmas alive with plum cakes

[ad_1] Fruit mixing | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement As the air turns chill and holiday lights twinkle in every corner, the irresistible aroma of freshly baked plum cakes wafts through the city, signalling the arrival of Christmas. The rich, dark cakes, brimming with dried fruits, nuts, and a touch of festive spirits, are more than

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Wearable equipment-based telemedical management via multiparameter monitoring on cardiovascular outcomes in elderly patients with chronic coronary heart disease: an open-labelled, randomised, controlled trial

[ad_1] Discussion This study depicted the sustainable engagement feasibility for a 12-month telemedical management with wearable equipment to optimise self-management of CHD. This study resulted in a modest reduction of the incidence of hospitalisation and MACEs. Such effect appeared to be mainly attributed to a significant reduction in the secondary outcomes. Moreover, long-term care for

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Artificial intelligence after the bedside: co-design of AI-based clinical informatics workflows to routinely analyse patient-reported experience measures in hospitals

[ad_1] Abstract Objective To co-design artificial intelligence (AI)-based clinical informatics workflows to routinely analyse patient-reported experience measures (PREMs) in hospitals. Methods The context was public hospitals (n=114) and health services (n=16) in a large state in Australia serving a population of ~5 million. We conducted a participatory action research study with multidisciplinary healthcare professionals, managers, data

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Effectiveness of chatbot-based interventions on mental well-being of the general population in Asia: protocol for a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials

[ad_1] Methods and analysis Reporting of the review findings will be in line with the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) 2020 updated guidance and exemplars for reporting systematic reviews.8 The protocol was registered in the PROSPERO registry. One change has been made to the project title from ‘artificial intelligence-driven conversational agents’

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Accuracy of radiologists and radiology residents in detection of paediatric appendicular fractures with and without artificial intelligence

[ad_1] Methods Randomised paediatric patients between the ages of 2 and 15 years who presented to the Children’s emergency at our tertiary general hospital from November 2022 to February 2023 and had limb or pelvic radiographs taken were included in the study. The data were retrospectively collected (figure 1). Based on a local population trends

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Strategies for creation of data reserve and stress testing of medical AI products

[ad_1] Evolution of the stress tests While MAIs are constantly improving, stress tests and the data reserve should also evolve. The stress test administrators should maintain a record on the test results, especially tracking the cases that are incorrectly analysed by MAIs. In addition, for administrators to double-check the ground truth of such cases, it

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Performance of machine learning versus the national early warning score for predicting patient deterioration risk: a single-site study of emergency admissions

[ad_1] Discussion This study has demonstrated the effectiveness of modern deep learning for clinical decision support. Evaluating transformer-based techniques against classical methods showed free-text in EHR contains untapped predictive information that can augment decision support tools. Evaluating on temporal splits captured repeat attendees, reflecting clinical reality,23 though similar performance was demonstrated when removing repeat patients.

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Madurai treats with a side of jigarthanda at a food festival in Coimbatore

Madurai treats with a side of jigarthanda at a food festival in Coimbatore

[ad_1] Mallippo idli in nalli kuzhambu | Photo Credit: PERIASAMY M Ayira meen kulambu, a quintessentially Madurai dish often served alongside steaming idlis, rice and idiyappams, is a blend of tamarind, spices, and perfected culinary techniques over many generations. But the star of the delicious, tangy curry is the tiny worm-like ayira fish, known for its tender texture and taste, and sourced from the Vaigai Dam. “Ayirai is always bought alive and is a robust

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Pickleball, Chennai’s viral sport, thrives with more venues and players

Pickleball, Chennai’s viral sport, thrives with more venues and players

[ad_1] Amitash says his life is now scheduled keeping in mind his pickleball game time in the evenings.  “Three to four days a week, I get together with a large group to play and we have at least one court booked in advance for the month. I much prefer getting my cardio outdoors, and through

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Meghalaya: Looking beyond the grape | Market demand for fruit wines and an enabling government policy is motivating small-time winemakers to go commercial

Meghalaya: Looking beyond the grape | Market demand for fruit wines and an enabling government policy is motivating small-time winemakers to go commercial

[ad_1] In the last couple of years, te.gism, the “fruit with a dot in its name”, has caught the imagination of wine lovers in the Northeast who fancy non-grape elixirs. Also known as the Himalayan cherry (Prunus jenkinsii), this fruit that grows in the jungles of Meghalaya’s Garo Hills remained virtually unknown until botanists documented it

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Wander into Chennai’s first speakeasy style bar and discover unique cocktail and food pairings

Wander into Chennai’s first speakeasy style bar and discover unique cocktail and food pairings

[ad_1] I have reached an age when everything is too loud. Bars, concerts, and the inevitably rambunctious family sitting beside me at a restaurant. So, I am intrigued when I hear whispers about a speakeasy launching in Chennai. Especially since — for once — it is being curated for a crowd that has outgrown tequila

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Scaling equitable artificial intelligence in healthcare with machine learning operations

[ad_1] Machine learning operations (MLOps), a discipline concerned with the production, monitoring and maintenance of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) models at scale, applied in healthcare can facilitate the transition of AI/ML-enabled healthcare tools from research to sustainable deployment.1–3 Adherence to MLOps best practices can address persistent challenges with AI/ML tools deployed into

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Understanding prescribing errors for system optimisation: the technology-related error mechanism classification

[ad_1] Discussion The unintended consequences of health IT, including TREs, have been recognised for over two decades.12 13 Addressing TREs is a key component of CPOE optimisation.11 18 The TREM classification reported in this paper provides a systematic means to understand how technology-related prescribing errors occur, allowing targeted CPOE modifications to be made. The classification

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Thoughtfully curated Deepavali hamper guide for Visakhapatnam

Thoughtfully curated Deepavali hamper guide for Visakhapatnam

[ad_1] As Deepavali approaches, the art of gifting takes centre stage. It’s time to spread festive joy with thoughtful gifts that not only celebrate the spirit of the festival but also offer a deeper connection to conscious living, supporting local craftsmanship and natural products. From boxes of artisanal chocolates and brownies to natural cosmetics and

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Detection of hypertension from pharyngeal images using deep learning algorithm in primary care settings in Japan

[ad_1] Abstract Background The early detection of hypertension using simple visual images in a way that does not require physical interaction or additional devices may improve quality of care in the era of telemedicine. Pharyngeal images include vascular morphological information and may therefore be useful for identifying hypertension. Objectives This study sought to develop a

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Old Mahabalipuram Road, a late-night food haven for the young and old

Old Mahabalipuram Road, a late-night food haven for the young and old

[ad_1] Active at night: The area is home to IT companies and start-ups. Many of their employees step out for a snack at night. | Photo Credit: Sangeetha Kandavel V.M. Food Street on Old Mahabalipuram Road (OMR) has emerged as a vibrant night destination for college students, information technology professionals, and food enthusiasts. With an

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Anna Samuel creates hyper reality cakes, crafting edible art like kappa-meen curry and biryani

Anna Samuel creates hyper reality cakes, crafting edible art like kappa-meen curry and biryani

[ad_1] Anna Samuel | Photo Credit: Special arrangement Anna Samuel gifted her a father-in-law a potted succulent on his birthday. He kept it on a shelf with his collection of cacti. “When it was time to cut the birthday cake, I brought it to the table. That is when he realised it was a cake!”

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Hyrox races launch in India with first event scheduled for 2025 in Mumbai

Hyrox races launch in India with first event scheduled for 2025 in Mumbai

[ad_1] They travel the world to pant and sweat through floodlit stadiums, lugging kettle bells and pounding race tracks. What is this new-age race that has men and women lace up their shoes to alternate between running and lunging, burpees and rowing? Launched in 2017 in Germany by Christian Toetzke, an international race organiser, and

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