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Obesity increases kidney disease risk: Study

Chronic kidney disease affects more than 10 per cent of adults worldwide and is predicted to become a global threat to public health.

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Obesity ups kidney disease risk: Study - Top Nagaland News Today Get Latest News on Nagas

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Avon to prioritise science and consumer research for 2022 beauty NPD

Global beauty major Avon will continue to invest in scientific proof and clinical trial data and work hard to react to fast-evolving consumer trends as it edges forward with NPD in 2022, says an exec.

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Lola Ojetola: Would You Rather Be Light –Skinned?

Lola Ojetola: Would You Rather Be Light –Skinned?
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Why China′s property crash isn′t a new Lehman moment | Business | Economy and finance news from a German perspective | DW

On the face of it, Chinese property developers' debts appear big enough to crash the national economy. But several factors could limit the real estate downturn and the threat of global financial contagion.

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