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September 19, 2018

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Don't sit in cars for long hours

Researchers have urged people not to sit in cars for long hours as it has been shown through a study that being confined in a car or airplane for long hours may increase the risk of developing a condition called venous thromboembolisms (VTE), a blood clot that forms most often in the deep veins of the leg, groin or arm. Researchers gathered data from the aftermath of the Kumamoto earthquakes that struck Japan in April 2016 to assess the impact of remaining seated in cars for extended periods of time. They found an “epidemic” of blood clots developing in the legs, and in numerous cases going to the lungs, in many of the people forced to evacuate, according to the study published in the Canadian Journal of Cardiology. Analysis of questionnaires from 21 local medical institutions established that 51 patients were hospitalised following the earthquakes due to VTE. Of these, 42 patients (82.4 per cent) had spent the night in a vehicle. “Preventive awareness activities by professional medica

Zoe Saldana defends James Cameron on his latest superhero comments

Zoe Saldana has come out in support for "Titanic" director James Cameron defending what he has said asking people to read the full article before lambasting Cameron. Cameron had said though he enjoys watching the superhero films, the world has had enough of them and people will soon get "Avengers fatigue". Saldana said "educated intellectuals" should avoid soundbytes which are "mean-spirited". "My advice for people is to read full articles and not just believe a soundbite. Because usually, soundbites are very mean-spirited and they're just done for the intention of getting more likes and more views? it's not really with the intention of educating and informing the public," Saldana said. "So for all those educated intellectuals out there that like to stay current with news, just read the full article and you will understand where James Cameron was coming from. I know that all the Marvel producers did because they read it,&qu

Rambo 5 on the cards indicates Sylvester Stallone

Sylvester Stallone has revealed he is working on a new Rambo movie - Rambo 5. The news will leave Rambo fans delighted as this will be the fifth installment of 'Rambo' franchise. According to the 71-year-old actor he is working with his "Expendables" collaborator Avi Lerner on board as a producer for Rambo 5. Lerner's Millennium Films is launching sales on the project in Cannes with a tentative shoot date set for September of this year. In the fifth episode of the franchise, when the daughter of one of his friends is kidnapped, Rambo, who has been working on a ranch, crosses the US-Mexican border and quickly finds himself up against the full might of one of Mexico's most violent cartels. Stallone, who starred in and directed the last episode of the series in 2008, is currently working on "Creed II". Stallone first played the Vietnam veteran in 1982.

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