2023-05-04 15:00:00 A bloody murder behind closed doors took place on the night of Wednesday to Thursday, around 2:00 a.m., in a social housing building which is located on Boulevard du Midi and belongs to the City of Brussels. According to a source close to the investigation, a woman – Sarah M. – allegedly stabbed … Read more
Al-Marsad Newspaper: A new study shows that consuming a hot drink can help prevent potentially life-threatening health conditions. In the study published in the journal Biomedicine and Pharmacotherapy, researchers revealed the benefits of a tea plant compound. which has been shown to enhance “anticoagulant activity” and prevent platelets from sticking together. “Tea is known for … Read more
What is the cause of a stroke? Almost 270,000 people suffer a stroke in Germany every year. After heart attack and cancer, a stroke is the third leading cause of death in Germany. The reason is often a circulatory disorder in the brain, for example due to a narrowed carotid artery. In about 85 percent … Read more
Al-Hurra website published a new report under the title: “Fears of a health “massacre” in Lebanon amid successive crises,” and it stated: The joy of Nancy Al-Duwaidi, who gave birth to twins twenty days ago, was not complete. In addition to her premature birth (in the seventh month), and her two children’s need for health … Read more
Developed by Arsi “Hakita” Patala, “Ultrakill” is a first-person bloody shooting game with retro graphics. It has received overwhelming praise since its launch on Steam in 2020. Players wished to add “adult content” to the game – they added “sex vibration” function support. “Ultrakill” is a shooting game with a strong blood atmosphere. You can … Read more
Al-Marsad Newspaper: Researchers have come up with a solution to the so-called polypill, which combines three medicines necessary to prevent cardiovascular problems. In what appears to be the largest and longest-running controlled trial of this approach, patients who were prescribed a polypill within six months of a heart attack were more likely to continue taking … Read more