Women who have diabetes or high blood pressure during pregnancy are at a higher risk of developing both of the conditions and heart disease years later, and that partners are also at an increased risk.
It’s the latest cruise ranking to surface from the industry.
Philip Mead was online late one night in May, looking for possible artifacts from the American Revolution, when a painting up for auction caught his eye and got his heart racing. The chief historian at the American Revolution Museum had spied an unsigned watercolor from 1782. It was a panorama of an army encampment, and to his expert eye seemed to feature the only known wartime depiction of the tent George Washington used as his command center during the Revolutionary War.
Individuals who are breastfed as babies exclusively from birth for a sustained period got a lower risk of developing eczema in their teens, says a new international study.
Factories lit up by white and orange lights emerge out of the gathering dusk. As metallic sounds resonate and water vapour blows upward, unusual structures rarely seen in a city stand out.
China has for years appeared to be an unchanging target for South Korea’s cosmetics export realm, but for market pioneers, India is the way to go, according to an entrepreneur specializing in Indian business.
There can arguably be no greater threat to the French way of life than a lack of butter.
NEW YORK — A painting thought by scholars to be one of only a few by Leonardo da Vinci to have survived the half-millennia since the artist’s death is set to be auctioned on Wednesday in New York, where it is guaranteed to sell for at least $100 million.
The 500-year-old oil painting depicting Christ holding a crystal orb, called “Salvator Mundi” or “Savior of the World,” is one of fewer than 20 paintings by Da Vinci known to exist, according to Christie’s, the auction house conducting the sale.
“We’ve got plans to export to the United States,” grinned Luca Tooley who co-owns the Zwakala craft brewery in South Africa’s northeastern Limpopo province.
From streetside stalls dishing out one dollar bowls of braised pork rice to upscale eateries tucked away in quiet alleyways, Michelin inspectors are scouring the Taiwanese capital selecting restaurants for its first ever guide.
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