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APOE4 Alzheimer's Gene Linked to Leaky Brain Vessels in Columbia Lab and Mouse Studies, but No Treatment Yet

Columbia research shows how the APOE4 gene may weaken the brain's blood vessel barrier through a protein called fibronectin. No treatment exists yet.

Medical Daily · 5h ago

7 Everyday Activities That Can Send Older Adults to the Emergency Room

You step onto a chair to reach something in the kitchen, hurry through the bathroom after a shower, or spend an afternoon working in the...

Saving Advice · Oct 13

‘Mercedes on API salary’: Bombay HC questions Sachin Waze’s bail in Antilia case

On Thursday, the Bombay High Court raised concerns regarding dismissed Assistant Police Inspector Sachin Waze's financial activities. Waze, who had a salary under Rs 1 lakh, drove a Mercedes and stayed in a five-star hotel for an extended period. The court pointed out discrepancies associated with Waze's hotel booking identification…

The Economic Times · Oct 9

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HC expresses surprise at Sachin Waze's high-end cars, five-star hotel stay; notes extortion allegations

The Bombay High Court is questioning former assistant police inspector Sachin Waze's use of luxury vehicles and hotel stays. Witness statements indicate that Waze drove high-end cars and stayed at a five-star hotel for months. The court is concerned about the source of his income, given his modest salary as…

The Economic Times · Oct 8

Your Balance Changed After 65 — Is It Age, Medication or Something Worth Mentioning to Your Doctor?

Maybe you don’t feel dizzy exactly, but you’ve started reaching for the railing more often, feeling less steady when you stand up, or hesitating before...

Saving Advice · Oct 7

Sachin Waze planted explosives-laden SUV outside Ambani house to appear as super cop by solving case: NIA

The National Investigation Agency charged former police officer Sachin Waze with attempting to create a heroic narrative for himself as a super cop. Furthermore, he is accused of murdering his associate, Mansukh Hiran, out of fear that Hiran would expose the conspiracy.

The Economic Times · Oct 7

Here Are 5 items Missing From Your Will That Will Haunt Your Inheritors

A will can tell your family who gets your property, but it does not automatically solve every problem waiting for them after your death. Some assets follow beneficiary forms, some accounts follow ownership rules, and some pieces of your life exist almost entirely behind passwords and screens.

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 6

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Delhi court orders framing of money laundering charges against Yasin Malik and six others

A New Delhi court has ordered framing of money-laundering charges against Yasin Malik and six others, including Lok Sabha MP Engineer Rashid. The prosecution alleges that the accused were part of a network that received more than Rs 8.9 crore through hawala channels from Pakistan to fund secessionist activities and…

The Economic Times · Oct 1

Delhi High Court grants bail to pro-ISIS group member in UAPA case

The Delhi High Court granted bail to Mohd Shahzal Kamal, an alleged member of a pro-ISIS group 'Harkat-ul-Harb-E-Islam,' in a case Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). According to the National Investigation Agency (NIA), Kamal and the other co-accused entered into a criminal conspiracy to commit terrorist acts and wilfully abetted…

The Economic Times · Oct 1

NIA court frames charges against Yasin Malik, 6 others for offence of money laundering; ED alleges foreign funding through Hawala

A Special NIA Court in New Delhi has ordered charges against Yasin Malik and six others for money laundering. The case involves the alleged transfer of Rs 8,94,87,639 through hawala channels from Pakistan for subversive activities. The accused are linked to the Jammu & Kashmir Liberation Front and previous terrorist…

The Economic Times · Oct 1

Former Pakistan Army Havildar Hashim Moosa identified as LeT operative with SSG, counter-insurgency background

Mohammad Asif alias Hashim Moosa, identified as a Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operative in Jammu and Kashmir, was a former Pakistan Army Havildar who had served with the elite Special Services Group (SSG) and was involved in counter-insurgency operations, VVIP security duties and specialised weapons training, sources said.

The Economic Times · Sep 30

Antilia bomb scare: Bombay HC orders interim stay on bail granted to ex-cop Sachin Waze

The Bombay High Court on Wednesday recused itself from hearing the NIA’s appeal against bail granted to dismissed cop Sachin Waze in the 2021 Antilia bomb scare case. Justices Bharati Dangre and Ashish Chavan said they had difficulties hearing the matter and directed that it be placed before another bench.…

The Economic Times · Sep 30

Your Parents Say Their House Is Fine — Check These 8 Fall Hazards When You Visit

Your parents may insist they’ve lived in their house for 30 years without a problem, but familiarity can make small safety hazards remarkably easy to...

Saving Advice · Sep 29

Still Taking That Old Prescription? Check These 5 Things Before Your Next Dose

Finding an old prescription bottle in the medicine cabinet can raise a surprisingly complicated question: if the pills are still there, is it okay to...

Saving Advice · Sep 29

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Saving Advice · Sep 29

7 Home Changes That Can Make Aging in Place Safer Without a $50,000 Remodel

Mention aging in place home modifications, and it’s easy to picture a contractor tearing out the bathroom, widening every doorway, and handing you a bill...

The Economic Times · Sep 29

2021 Antilia bomb scare case: Mumbai court grants bail to ex-cop Sachin Waze

A special NIA court granted bail to Sachin Waze in connection with the Antilia bomb scare case. The prosecution failed to establish a prima facie case of terrorism against him. The court noted that the Ambani family was not terrorized by the incident at any point. Waze's actions were not…

Saving Advice · Sep 27

8 Things in Your Medicine Cabinet Worth Checking After 65

The medicine cabinet is one of those places most people don’t think about until they need something from it. Over time, however, prescription bottles accumulate,...

Saving Advice · Sep 26

Taking Several Medications After 65? These 7 Questions Are Worth Asking Your Pharmacist

By 65, a trip to the pharmacy can involve considerably more than picking up one prescription and heading home. You may have medications from multiple...

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Saving Advice · Sep 25

Before You Buy a Walk-In Tub, Try These 6 Cheaper Bathroom Safety Upgrades

A walk-in tub can sound like the obvious solution when stepping over the side of a bathtub starts feeling unsteady, but an expensive bathroom remodel...

The Independent UK · Sep 25

India allows Ukrainians and American accused of training Myanmar insurgents to go home

Indian police arrested the foreigners on terrorism allegations in March but later downgraded the charges

The Economic Times · Sep 25

'PM Is Compromised': Congress slams centre over release of US national Matthew VanDyke

The Congress launched an attack on the Indian government regarding the release of Matthew Aaron Van Dyke. Van Dyke was arrested for alleged terror-related activities and later released after US pressure, according to Congress leaders. MP Jairam Ramesh questioned how such individuals were granted visas for travel to India. The…

The Economic Times · Sep 25

Matthew Vandyke, 6 Ukrainians allowed to travel abroad for a month by NIA court

A special NIA court in Delhi has allowed US national Matthew Aaron Vandyke and six Ukrainian nationals to travel to the US and Ukraine for one month to meet their families. The court also ordered the release of their passports and directed them to return to India after a month…

Saving Advice · Sep 24

More Than 1 in 4 Adults Over 65 Falls Each Year — 7 Things in Your Home That Raise the Risk

The throw rug you’ve walked across for 20 years may not look dangerous, and neither does the extension cord beside the recliner or the dim...

The Economic Times · Sep 20

NIA arrests two key accused in Rs 17.29 crore counterfeit currency racket via Saharanpur PNB chest

The National Investigation Agency has arrested two individuals in Saharanpur for their alleged involvement. These arrests are linked to the circulation of counterfeit currency notes through a Punjab National Bank chest. The agency previously apprehended two other key accused in this ongoing investigation. Authorities discovered counterfeit notes with a face…

The Economic Times · Sep 18

NIA files chargesheet against 9 ISIS members, supporters for radicalising youths online

The National Investigation Agency has charge-sheeted nine ISIS members and supporters. These individuals allegedly radicalised young people for violent terrorist activities. They conspired to establish a caliphate in India through violent jihad. The accused also planned to make explosives and undertake weapon training. A secure application was developed and tested…

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