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I'm sure there were thousands of supporters up and down the country who suffered from football burnout this summer, and the idea that the Premier League would return was too much to deal with. Well, 90 minutes into the promotion, and after seeing Arsenal crumble against newly marketed Brentford under the lights of a rocking Community Stadium, we were drawn right in again. If you're not a Gooner, of course.The rest of the weekend lived up to the standards set by Friday night's curtain raisers, and we're all in full swing for…

Jurgen Klopp relishes the opportunity to lead Liverpool again at Anfield, insisting that memories of the previous meeting with Burnley are far from his mind. The Reds will be supported by a home crowd for the first time since March 2020, with the coronavirus pandemic meaning fans missed their subsequent Premier League triumph. Fans were also absent in 2020-21 as Liverpool struggled a bit, although they maintained an exceptional unbeaten streak at home until facing Burnley. Klopp's men had not lost in 68 league appearances…

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In parallel with the response to the Covid-19 epidemic and the risk of a new Ebola epidemic, Guinea is also battling a possible Marburg fever epidemic. Guinea's health minister wanted to make sure of the prompt response from his staff as soon as a first case was discovered. A case of this highly contagious disease, with a…

Believe it or not, when it comes to maintaining a youthful appearance, what you eat can have a significant impact. After all, nutrients affect our entire system and our skin is the largest organ in our body. In other words, what you chow down literally appears on your face. New York-based dermatologist Gary Goldenberg, MD told Byrdie that the biggest perpetrators trigger inflammation, which can aggravate existing skin problems. Foods that contain antibiotics can also touch your microbiome (is there anything that is not…

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If you are thirsty, holding an ice cold bottle of seltzer water in your hands raises the expectation that you can not wait to go out. But hydration is not the only major effect of drinking this beloved beverage. In an upcoming issue of Food Research International, nutrition and dietetics researchers in Canada asked more than 100 study participants to evaluate their sensory perception and emotional responses to carbonated fruity drinks. This new study suggests that sparkling water can improve your mood - but that's just the…

Dhuusamareeb (Axadle) – Wararka naga soo gaaray degmada Caabduwaaq ee gobolka Galgaduud ayaa waxay sheegayaan in maanta degmadaas dil loogu geystay Nin kamid ahaa dadka deegaanka oo caan ka ahaa Caabudwaaq. Ninka la dilay ayaa waxaa rasaas ku furay Nin kale oo ay is-af-dhaafeen, kadib markii uu soo kala dhex galay khilaaf xoogan, sida ay sheegen dad goobjoogayaal ah. Wararka ayaa…

Radishes are weird little root vegetables that give a good chunk of salads or a crunch to a taco or serve as the perfect snack dipped in a little salted butter; they also happen to pack a lot of nutrients. Some of the benefits of eating radishes include reduced inflammation and lower cholesterol. One study even showed radish root extracts have specific anti-cancer properties. Although these beautiful pink root vegetables are nutrient dense and mostly harmless, they can have potential side effects, especially when eaten in…

The WHO is trying to ease the controversy over Covid-19 vaccines being exported from South Africa to Europe, a case revealed by the "New York Times". As the continent lags behind in vaccination and deliveries planned under the Covax initiative are slow, the New York Times revealed this week that millions of doses of the Johnson…