LIFESTYLE
Creating diamonds out of thin air
The idea of investing in diamond jewellery has drastically changed over the past few years. Consumers now seek not only aesthetics and rarity in their jewels but also an assurance that they are ethically sourced. Lab-grown diamonds (LGD) are slowly gaining ground in India, pulling in the younger generation with their mix of technology, lower price, and eco-friendly tag. Less harsh on the environment and at least 50 per cent cheaper, they are increasingly finding favour among consumers, especially millennials looking for greener and affordable options.
Omicron ups risk of upper airway infections, cardiac arrest in small kids
Croup is a type of respiratory illness, known medically as laryngotracheitis, in babies and young children. It is characterised by barking cough, and noisy breathing. In severe cases, it can dangerously constrict breathing. A team of researchers from Universities of Colorado and Northwestern in the US, examined 18,849 children hospitalised with SARS-CoV-2.
Have you got your glass of Cold Brew?
Cold brew coffee is one of the fastest growing beverage trends globally, as it's refreshingc and keeps one cool during summer. Abdul Sahid Khan, Head Trainer, Lavazza India, shares some cold brew recipes:
Why Cica is the answer to your skincare woes?
If your skin health is unpleasant, you should not blame your DNA alone; rather, other factors such as our lifestyle, professional routine, and changing seasons are also responsible for it. Choosing the right natural products and therapeutics is important to keeping our skin healthy and nourishing.
Sabyasachi X Starbucks collection launches across India
The Sabyasachi X Starbucks collection exemplifies an Indian art concept rooted in its multi-cultural heritage and celebrating the power of cross-cultural storytelling. Sabyasachi's signature interpretation of Toile de Jouy with Indian flora and fauna serves as the central motif of this limited-edition collection's design. The Sabyasachi Art Foundation, a for-profit collective housed within the brand to empower, mentor, and employ fine artists, handcrafted the digital print.
Smoking reduces wealth's tendency to increase life expectancy
"Our results suggest that even if wealth has a causal effect on mortality, it cannot compete with the impact of smoking. If you want to live longer, you better avoid the cancer sticks," said co-author Dana Glei from Georgetown University. The new study found that the percentage of Americans surviving from age 65 to 85 was 19 percentage points higher for someone with at least $300,000 in wealth than for those with no assets.
Astro Zindagi (Weekly Horoscope: April 18-24)
Aries: Partnerships in business will be fruitful, and any business travels will provide positive outcomes. Your enthusiasm level will be high, and your excitement will result in positive outcomes at work. Some of you may also be eligible for government and senior authority benefits. In terms of your personal life, you will see positive results in your relationships.
The 6 habits of impeccably-groomed men
A well-groomed man has now become the norm. Men's grooming regimens are much more than just using a 3-in-1 wash or a bar soap for all of their self-care needs; they are much more than that now! We gathered a few habits from men who look sharp and on point at all times of day, and it isn't too much work. Here are some quick habits you can incorporate into your daily routine to keep you looking fresh throughout the day:
1 in 4 adults suffer missed liver disorder linked to heart disease: Study
The condition, called nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), occurs when abnormally elevated amounts of fat are deposited in the liver, sometimes resulting in inflammation and scarring.
People with psychosis, anxiety at high risk of breakthrough Covid
The finding was consistent even with people who are vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2, said researchers at the University of California-San Francisco. The team found that patients over 65, with substance abuse, psychotic disorders, bipolar disorder, adjustment disorder, and anxiety, faced increased risks of up to 24 per cent for breakthrough Covid.
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