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Pak-Turk Chemical Sciences Conference Kicks Off at ICCBS

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Overview of the 5th Pak-Turk International Conference on Chemical Sciences The 5th Pak-Turk International Conference on Chemical Sciences (PTICCS-2025) is set to take place from December 4 to 12, 2025. This significant event will be held at the International Center for Chemical and Biological Sciences (ICCBS), located within the University of Karachi. The conference is a two-day gathering that aims to bring together leading scientists, researchers, and industry professionals from Pakistan, Turkey, and other countries across the globe. Organized by the National Centre of Excellence in Analytical Chemistry (NCEAC) at the University of Sindh, PTICCS-2025 serves as a platform for the exchange of ideas, innovation, and collaborative efforts in the field of chemical sciences. The conference is expected to attract a wide range of participants who are passionate about advancing knowledge and addressing current challenges in chemistry and related disciplines. Key Objectives of the Conference...

Cheap tablet found in medicine cabinets fights bowel cancer, study reveals

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The Impact of Prolonged Sitting on the Body Prolonged sitting has long been associated with various health risks, including cardiovascular issues, obesity, and musculoskeletal problems. However, recent research has revealed that the effects of sitting for extended periods go beyond these common concerns. Studies have shown that sitting for hours without movement can lead to a range of physiological changes that may contribute to chronic diseases. These include reduced metabolic activity, impaired glucose regulation, and increased inflammation, all of which are linked to conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, and even certain types of cancer. One of the most significant concerns is how prolonged sitting affects the body’s ability to process nutrients and maintain healthy blood flow. When individuals remain seated for long durations, their muscles become inactive, which can slow down the metabolism and reduce the efficiency of the circulatory system. This inactivity also leads to ...