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In a viral video during the Israel-Hamas conflict, a Harvard University student was mobbed by Palestine supporters, who yelled 'Shame.' 

'Shame, shame...': Palestine supporters mob student at Harvard, video goes viral

In a viral video,&nbsp; a Harvard University student was mobbed by Palestine supporters, who yelled 'Shame.'

In the midst of the Israel-Hamas war, a video is being circulated on the internet in which a Harvard University student is getting mobbed by Palestine supporters. In the video, the demonstrators were also heard yelling, 'Shame, shame, shame.'
This video started doing rounds on the internet on Wednesday, November 1. However, it is worth noting that this incident took place on October 18.&nbsp;
According to the Harvard Crimson, the school's student newspaper, this confrontation took place when the student started filming the faces of the demonstrators. Soon after that, the demonstrators started escorting the student out and covered his camera with their keffiyehs, a traditional scarf that is worn by Palestinians.&nbsp;
The students were yelling shame as they were escorting the student who was filming them. As this issue came to light, Harvard Business School Dean Srikant Datar addressed this by calling it a troubling confrontation and further said that it left many of their students shaken.&nbsp;
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Harvard researchers claim to have discovered a cocktail of drugs that can reverse ageing

Harvard researchers claim they've found cocktail of drugs that can reverse age

Harvard researchers claim to have discovered a cocktail of drugs that can reverse ageing

There are numerous things that people recommend that help in age reversal. However, those recommendations are not really backed by science.
Recently, researchers from Harvard made a claim in which they said that they've found a cocktail of drugs that can help reverse ageing.&nbsp;
The study was published in the July issue of the medical journal Ageing.
Harvard researcher David Sinclair in a series of Twitter posts shared insights about this discovery and said that their team has identified six chemical cocktails (and more now) that restore NCC and genome-wide transcript profiles to youthful states and reverse transcriptomic age in less than a week.
Sinclair also said,&nbsp;
"The team's findings build upon the discovery that genes called Yamanaka factors, can convert adult cells into induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs). This Nobel Prize-winning discovery raised the question of whether it might be possible to reverse cellular ageing without causing cells to become too young &amp; turn cancerous. "
He further said that the research has shown promising results in mice and monkeys. Currently, preparations for human clinical trials of the first age reversal gene therapy are ongoing.
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According to a new study, being a regular walnut eater might lower your risk of heart disease and help you live longer.

Regular walnut consumption linked to improved life expectancy: Study 

Consuming walnuts regularly may be associated with a lower risk of death and an increase in life expectancy, according to a Harvard-led study.

Cracking open a walnut just might help you live longer

Regular walnut consumption linked to&nbsp;improved life expectancy: Study
Researchers examined data from&nbsp;67,014 women and 26,326 men
Participants were followed for about&nbsp;20 years (1998-2018)
Eating walnuts associated with a&nbsp;14% lower risk of death from any cause
Walnuts consumption&nbsp;lowers the risk of dying from CVD by 25%

A new study has found that five or more servings of walnuts per week may lower the risk of death from cardiovascular disease and increase life expectancy.

According to a study led by Harvard, being a regular walnut consumer just might lower your risk of heart disease and help you live longer. The results of the study were published in the journal Nutrients.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/eat-walnuts-to-curb-inflammation-and-fight-heart-disease-study-1605345748475">Eat walnuts to curb inflammation and fight heart disease: study&nbsp;</a>
For the study, researchers examined data from 67,014 women of the Nurses&rsquo; Health Study with an average age of 63.6 years and 26,326 men from the Health Professionals Study aged 63.3 years. Participants were relatively healthy when they joined the studies and were followed for about 20 years (1998-2018).
During the 20-year follow-up period, researchers found that eating five or more servings of walnuts per week is associated with a 14 percent lower risk of death from any cause, a 25 percent lower risk of dying from cardiovascular diseases and a gain in about 1.3 years of life expectancy.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/healthy-diet-more-important-than-bmi-for-living-longer-life-study-1600446128546">Healthy diet more important than BMI for living longer life: study&nbsp;</a>

According to a new Harvard study, the number of calories you burn during rest depends on the time of the day. The natural body rhythm of 7 people, who had no clue of the time, was studied over a period of three weeks. Researchers suggest that you burn 10 percent more calories during an afternoon nap or early evening, than in the morning. The study reinstates the importance of the body clock in boosting metabolism. It also explains how disruptions in sleeping and eating patterns may lead to weight gain.

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