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Food for thought

The days are rushed. School, office, housework, tuition, there’s hardly any time to cook let alone plan meals. Think you must what your family will be eating each day, stresses Consultant Medical Nutritionist Dr. Renuka Jayatissa of the Medical Research Institute, otherwise the consequences will be disastrous. If you and your family don’t eat right, illness will follow. For children, the effects may come much later, she points out, and then it will be too late.

Straightening out that male problem

It is the last resort for an ailment that many a man is reluctant to admit and society goes hush-hush. The good news is that it is available in Sri Lanka. Five operations have already been carried out, three at the National Hospital and two in the private sector to correct erectile dysfunction (ED) when all else has failed, MediScene understands.
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