Inc. Magazine has named trailblazing life sciences company Xenco Medical one of the best companies to work for in America.
On June 18th, Inc. Magazine revealed its highly anticipated list of America’s Best Workplaces and named pioneering surgical technology company to the prominent annual list, which recognizes the best companies to work for in America. Selected from leading organizations that have made significant investments in their workforce, the list is the most notable bellwether of remarkable company cultures in America. Inc. Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief Mike Hofman noted, “We use hard metrics and data as well as qualitative measures for judging in order to find the very best—and we’re proud that the program is highly selective.” A leading in…
Introduction
Finding a shampoo that works for your hair type is essential if you want to get attractive, healthy hair. When it comes to hair care, the Shampoo Lisovital is a true jewel. This shampoo’s reputation for encouraging hair growth and keeping a healthy scalp is due in large part to the potency of its natural components. In this article, we will explore the reasons why Shampoo Lisovital has become so popular.
Key Ingredients and Their Benefits
Argan Oil: Nourishment for Your Tresses
Shampoo Lisovital features Argan Oil as one of its key constituents. Because of its ab…
Diesel cars are popular. Given the high working life of diesel engines, many people choose this option when buying a used car. In our article we will give 5 reasons to buy a used diesel and suggest the best diesel used cars to buy on the aftermarket.
Features and advantages of diesel cars
Advantages of diesel cars over gasoline-powered cars:
- Economical fuel consumption. Diesel cars consume about 30% less fuel than gasoline-powered cars. And diesel fuel itself is cheaper.
- High reliability of diesel engines and, as a consequence, longer operating life. This is due to the difference in the principle of operation of gasoline and diesel engines – in a diesel engine ignition occurs due to strong …
Ashfaq Yusufzai
BALAKOT, Nov 28 2005 (IPS) – It is a safe bet that at least some of the 5.8 billion dollars worth of relief that the world has pledged for the quake-ravaged areas of northern Pakistan will pass through the hands of several banned jehadi militant groups that have found new legitimacy in humanitarian work.
It is a safe bet that at least some of the 5.8 billion dollars worth of relief that the world has pledged for the quake-ravaged areas of northern Pakistan will pass through the hands of several banned jehadi militant groups that have found new legitimacy in humanitarian work.
While people living in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), as the Pakistan-controlled part of Kashmir is officially known, and the adjacent North West Frontier Province (NWFP) had grown…
Patricia Grogg
HAVANA, Apr 4 2010 (IPS) – An innovative programme in Old Havana has given the hearing impaired greater access to the historical and cultural wealth of the restored historic city centre.
Sign on a wall in Old Havana. Credit: Diana Cariboni/IPS
Havana Radio is a public interest station with a focus on historical and cultural themes, and the hearing impaired are a segment of the population who would visit us and walk along these streets, but remained excluded from our work of restoring our cultural heritage. That was why the Cultura entre las …
NOUAKCHOTT , Feb 10 2012 (IPS) – Mariem Mint Ahmedou sits cross-legged on a worn-out carpet in a basic tent built with mud bricks and layers of sewn-together fabric. Her eight-month-old twins, Hussein and Hassan, lie weakly against her body. Both of them have been malnourished since birth, because Beydar, undernourished herself, cannot produce enough breast milk to feed them.
A nutritionist assesses the health of a child: red indicates severe malnutrition. Cred…
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, India , Nov 19 2012 (IPS) – Sreelakshmi, an office executive in a major diagnostic laboratory in Thiruvananthapuram, the capital city of the southern Indian state of Kerala, ends her 11-hour working day to return home at night to a mountain of domestic chores.
At 35, she is already diabetic and vulnerable to disorders ranging from obesity and depression to hypertension and chronic backache.
Health experts warn that Sreelakshmi represents an increasing number of high-powered Indian working women who juggle workplace and domestic responsibilities in an effort to keep everyone around them happy, while disregarding the toll this hectic lifestyle takes on their minds and bodies.
For ambitious, middle-class women such as Sreelakshmi, hailing from a …