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Doctor Warns: Everyday Drinks Harm Your Body
27 Nov
Summary
- A Mumbai doctor highlights hidden dangers in common drinks.
- NEET-PG graduates are opting for medicine/radiology over surgery.
- Canada's Express Entry CRS score can be boosted by immigrants.
A sports doctor from Mumbai has raised concerns about commonly consumed drinks, warning that they pose a significant hidden danger to vital organs including the heart, liver, and brain. This medical advisory comes as a significant shift is observed in the career choices of India's top medical graduates. Aspiring doctors appearing for NEET-PG are increasingly choosing fields such as medicine and radiology, moving away from traditional surgical disciplines.
Separately, an analysis of Canada's immigration system reveals avenues for newcomers to improve their chances of becoming permanent residents. Immigrants can strategically boost their Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score, a key component of the Express Entry program, by utilizing specific pathways. This indicates a focus on attracting skilled workers through a points-based system.
In international affairs, a joint mission involving a US-Russian crew has successfully launched towards the International Space Station aboard a Russian Soyuz rocket. This collaborative effort underscores ongoing international cooperation in space exploration, despite other geopolitical dynamics.
