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  There are more than 100 different liver diseases and their causes vary. Various causes like infection, alcohol consumption, use of certain medicines and drugs, obesity, cancer, etc. Increase the risk of liver diseases. Although the types and causes of liver diseases can be many, the symptoms of most problems are almost similar. Many times the symptoms of liver damage appear very early. But most liver diseases are chronic, meaning the liver is damaged gradually and symptoms develop over time. Poor symptoms Most people do not pay attention to early symptoms and even if they pay attention, it is difficult to know the cause. Such symptoms include abdominal pain, loss of appetite, fatigue or lack of physical energy and cholera, etc. In such symptoms, the condition feels bad, but the cause is not known. The following are some of the more prominent liver symptoms. As the liver gets damaged, the symptoms become more apparent. The color of the skin becomes yellowish while the yellowness o...

  Chinese President Xi Jinping urged officials on Monday to take measures aimed at protecting citizens, in his first public remarks on COVID-19 since Beijing largely eased strict health restrictions this month. China, which was most of the time isolating itself from the rest of the world during the outbreak of the Corona pandemic, is witnessing the largest increase in cases of infection on the planet after it suddenly canceled measures that damaged the country's economy. Statistics estimated the possibility of about a million deaths in the coming months, at a time when many are currently suffering from a shortage of medicines, while emergency medical facilities are facing pressure due to the influx of elderly patients who suffer from a lack of vaccination. "At present, China's COVID-19 prevention and control measures face a new situation and new tasks," said the Chinese president, according to state broadcaster CCTV. "We must launch a national health campaign wit...

  Weird websites are teeming with talk or advertisements of "miracle devices" called "Mopeds" that can cure almost any ailment you can think of using the power of mystical energy. Some companies charge thousands of dollars for using these devices, but these allegations have not been proven. This small-town Mississippi motel-turned-medical therapy center is far from a place that houses supposedly world-changing technology, says a flyer in its deserted lobby. Almost, which describes these therapies as "the new wave of scientific therapy. But since last summer, the building in East Dubai, Illinois, about three hours west of Chicago, has been outfitted with little-known medical devices that supposedly provide patients with "life force energy". This former motel is one of several sites across the United States that offer this type of treatment and is affiliated with Tesla BioHealing, which has nothing to do with the famous car company.

  Throughout history, many medical advances have been made in situations of desperation, often as a result of outbreaks or epidemics that have posed significant challenges to public health. Some examples include: Antibiotics: The discovery and development of antibiotics, which are drugs that kill or inhibit the growth of bacteria, was driven in part by the desperation to find effective treatments for bacterial infections. Antibiotics have saved countless lives and have revolutionized the way we treat infectious diseases. Smallpox vaccine: The smallpox vaccine, which was developed in the late 18th century, was developed in response to the devastating effects of smallpox, a highly contagious and often deadly disease caused by the variola virus. The vaccine was instrumental in the eradication of smallpox, which was declared officially eradicated in 1980. HIV/AIDS drugs: The HIV/AIDS pandemic, which began in the 1980s, has led to the development of numerous drugs that are used to treat...

  Reading Time     Speak Time 2 mins The death risk from the deadliest cold wave in history has reached 50 in the United States and Canada. More than 20 million Americans are affected by heavy snowfall and icy winds. Eight bases of snow fell in Buffalo, while temperatures in Montana dropped to minus 45 degrees. Snow is firmed on the seacoast of the American state of Michigan. In Oklahoma, a valve water set. another than 50 vehicles collided in Ohio. another 20 million Americans are affected by heavy snowfall and icy winds. Eight bases of snow fell in Buffalo, while temperatures in Montana dropped to minus 45 degrees. Snow is firmed on the seacoast of the American state of Michigan. In Oklahoma, a valve water set. further, then 50 vehicles collided in Ohio.

  Zaheer Ahmed was married to Farida Bibi In the Mastung district of Balochistan, unknown persons entered the house and killed the young man along with his wife and mother. According to SHO Mastong police station Noor Hussain Lahri, the incident took place in the Kalipada area of ​​Mustang, where armed men entered a house and fired indiscriminately, as a result of which 3 people, including a husband and wife, died on the spot . Noor Hussain Lahri says that Zaheer Ahmed married a girl named Farida Bibi four to five months ago. The deceased Zaheer Ahmed belongs to Mastung while the deceased belongs to Sabi, the boy's mother Fatima Bibi was also killed in the firing. The SHO says that according to the preliminary investigation, the girl's family is suspected to be involved in the firing incident.  However, a case has been registered and further legal action has been initiated .

  NADRA launched multi-biometric verification system The telecom industry in Pakistan has introduced a more efficient method of verifying mobile phone SIMs, whereby more than one fingerprint will now be fed into the system. Cellular mobile operators and NADRA signed an agreement at the headquarters of Pakistan Telecommunication (PTA) on Friday after which the new system has been implemented. According to the statement issued by PTA, after the introduction of Multi-Finger Biometric Verification System (MBVS), now the cellular mobile operators will not be able to verify the SIM with the thumb but other fingerprints while selling the SIM to any user. It will also have to be registered on the machine. According to the PTA, the BVS devices with the companies have been upgraded, now thumb and fingerprints can be verified. The statement said that it will no longer be up to the representative of the cellular mobile operator to request a thumb or finger print from the customer, but the sys...

 OTT rights of the film sold for Rs 270 crore Despite all the controversies, Shah Rukh Khan's new film 'Pathan', known as the king of Bollywood, has earned Rs 270 crores before its release. Shah Rukh Khan's film "Pathan" is releasing on January 25. King Khan is making a comeback on the big screen with Pathan after almost 4 years. He was last seen in the 2018 film 'Zero'. Pathan's budget is also said to be around 250 crore Indian rupees, which is 680 crore rupees in Pakistani currency. Pathan's OTT rights have been bought by Amazon Prime. The film will be released on the OTT platform in late March or early April, according to which the film has already taken half of its budget. There is still a month left for the release of the film, but there are already talks about the film, there are protests all over India over the songs of the film Be Sharm Rang, many places have even threatened not to release the film.