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Hair Treatment for natural sheen

is you hair wavy or kinky? Does your hair lost shine? Did you loose the natural sheen of your hair? Whatever may be the reason, now you need a hair treatment to recover the shine and sheen of your hair. A shine boosting mask that moisturizes your hair can be helpful to you.

Hair treatment with Avocado hair mask.

Take 1/2 avocado, 1/2 ripe banana, 1 tbsp yogurt and 1 tbsp olive oil. Put all the ingredients in mixer and make it a paste. Apply it on your hair. Put a shower cap and wait for 20min. Wash it off with water. If you feel to use shampoo, then any mild shampoo.

Condition next day. This hair treatment gives extra moisturizing and Avocado is a good deep conditioner also.

This hair treatment can be done once a week.

Heart attack test 'cuts hospital stays'

The new test also looks for troponin, but can detect much lower levels and needs to be done only once. So those given the all-clear can go straight home. File Photo: AFP

A blood test can more than halve the number of people admitted to hospital with a suspected heart attack, say doctors.

Healthier lifestyles 'could cut cancer cases by a third'

Exercise is an important way of keeping fit and cutting body fat, which is linked to the risk of developing cancer. Photo: Thinkstock

About a third of cancer cases in the UK could be prevented if people ate healthily, exercised more and cut down on alcohol, figures indicate.

Diabetes drug may help in leukaemia

Dhaka university authority has temporarily expelled three students affiliated with Bangladesh Chhatra League for their alleged involvement in sexually harassing a female student.

Outrage after Mumbai meat ban

A temporary ban on the sale of meat in India's financial capital Mumbai has outraged people on Twitter and has also sparked a face-off between two coalition partners running the state government in Maharashtra.

De-stressing with yoga

Yoga releases tension in muscles through stretching: Yoga uses techniques to lengthen, stretch and relax muscles while simultaneously working with your breath.
Enhances intake of oxygen to blood through breathing: Breathing techniques involved in yoga are very effective in improving the oxygen consumption in the body.

Causes release of endorphins: The endorphins are the body's natural painkillers and are extremely useful in relieving overall physical pains and aches.
Improves restful sleeping: A new study indicates that yoga can help to improve sleep among people suffering from chronic insomnia.

Relieves the mind from whirling thoughts and feelings that feed anxiety: Yoga helps to access an inner strength that allows to face the sometimes-overwhelming fears, frustrations, and challenges of everyday life.

Pancreatic cancer urine test hope@

A simple urine test that could detect pancreatic cancer much earlier than at present has been developed by scientists.

They found a protein "signature" only present in people with the disease.

Pancreatic cancer is often very advanced by the time it is diagnosed - and only 3% of patients are alive five years after diagnosis.

Cancer charities welcomed the study, published in Clinical Cancer Research, saying a test was "much needed".

Just under 9,000 people are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in the UK every year. It has the lowest five-year survival rate of any common cancer and one that has barely improved in 40 years.

More than 80% of people with the disease are diagnosed when it has already spread, so they are not eligible for surgery to remove the tumour - currently the only potential cure.

Those at higher risk include people with a family history of the cancer, heavy smokers, obese people and people over 50 who are newly diagnosed with diabetes.

More research

The scientists from the UK and Spain who developed the test hope that if its early promise is realised then it could be possible to diagnose patients much earlier and offer them treatment.

The research looked at almost 500 urine samples. Just under 200 were from patients with pancreatic cancer, 92 from patients with chronic pancreatitis and 87 from healthy volunteers.

The rest of the samples were from patients with benign and cancerous liver and gall bladder conditions.

Out of 1,500 proteins found in the urine samples, three - LYVE1, REG1A and TFF1 - were seen to be at much higher levels in the pancreatic cancer patients, providing a "protein signature" that could identify the most common form of the disease.

The signature was found to be 90% accurate.

Patients with chronic pancreatitis were found to have lower levels of the same three proteins.

'Really exciting'

Co-author Prof Nick Lemoine of the Barts Cancer Institute, said: "It's really exciting because for the first time we might be able to bring forward the window of opportunity for patients with pancreatic cancer - from something that is advanced and late stage to something that is early stage and potentially curable by surgery.

"Patients are usually diagnosed when the cancer is already at a terminal stage, but if diagnosed at stage 2, the survival rate is 20%, and at stage 1, the survival rate for patients with very small tumours can increase up to 60%."

The Pancreatic Cancer Research Fund said this was "an exciting finding" and that an early diagnostic test was "much needed".

Fiona Osgun, of Cancer Research UK, said: "At the moment, we're a long way from knowing if this research could lead to a test that would help detect pancreatic cancer at an early stage, or who that test might benefit.

"But research like this is vital as there's been little progress in improving survival for pancreatic cancer, and innovative approaches are needed."

PSG lift French Champions Trophy

Paris Saint-Germain started the new season on Saturday just as they ended the old, lifting silverware in the shape of the French Champions Trophy thanks to a 2-0 win over Lyon in Montreal.
Two early goals by Serge Aurier and Edinson Cavani put Paris in control of the traditional season-opening contest and left Lyon with a mountain to climb long before their captain Maxime Gonalons was sent off in the 64th minute.
Having completed an unprecedented clean sweep of the domestic honours in France last season, this win underlined their status as the team to beat again in the coming campaign.
Tipped to be their main challengers once more, Lyon were invited to face the treble winners after finishing second to them in Ligue 1 last season as the Champions Trophy was played outside France for the seventh year in a row.
But, weakened by a series of injuries to key players and by the absence of suspended starlet Nabil Fekir, Lyon never looked like winning a game played in front of an enthusiastic crowd at the Saputo Stadium in the largest city of Canada’s French-speaking Quebec province.
A strong PSG side featuring German summer signing Kevin Trapp in goal opened the scoring in the 11th minute as the Lyon defence failed to clear a free-kick into the box and David Luiz drove the ball back into the six-yard box for his fellow defender Aurier to head home.
The second goal arrived just six minutes later when Anthony Lopes saved from Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Cavani, who started pre-season late after featuring for Uruguay at the Copa America, lashed home the loose ball.
With last season’s top scorer and player of the year Alexandre Lacazette unable to make an impression, Lyon offered little at the other end and Blaise Matuidi missed a great chance to increase PSG’s lead after Lopes saved from Ibrahimovic’s extravagant backheeled effort.
Ibrahimovic, who has been in good form during his club’s pre-season tour of North America as he enters the last year of his PSG contract, fired wide in the second half when finding himself with just Lopes to beat.
And shortly after he was on the receiving end of a Gonalons challenge that saw the Lyon captain pick up a second yellow card and depart for an early bath.
“The mood in the camp is good. It is early days but we have prepared well,” Matuidi told beIN Sports.
“The season will be long. Now we have spent 18 days abroad and it is difficult, so we are looking forward to going home, seeing our families again and resting before the season starts.”
Fresh from winning a third successive Champions Trophy, Laurent Blanc’s PSG side start their title defence at Lille on Friday, while Lyon will begin the new Ligue 1 season at home to Lorient next Sunday.