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Why women live longer___Women live longer than men partly because their immune systems age more slowly, a study suggests. As the body's defences weaken over time, men's increased susceptibility to disease shortens their lifespans, say Japanese scientists. Tests of immune function could give an indication of true biological age, they report in Immunity & Ageing journal. The immune system protects the body from infection and cancer, but causes disease when not properly regulated. The Japanese study set out to investigate the controversial question of whether age-related changes in the immune system could be responsible for the difference in average life expectancy between men and women. Prof Katsuiku Hirokawa of the Tokyo Medical and Dental University and colleagues analysed blood samples from 356 healthy men and women aged between 20 and 90. They measured levels of white blood cells and molecules called cytokines which interact with cells of the immune system to regulate the body's response to disease. In both sexes, the number of white blood cells per person declined with age as expected from previous studies. However, closer examination revealed differences between men and women in two key components of the immune system - T-cells, which protect the body from infection, and B-cells, which secrete antibodies.
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Punjab Govt. refix term of State Planning Board for five years







Chandigarh, November 20 (babushahi.com bureau): Punjab Government has decided to refix the term of the already constituted Punjab State Planning Board for a period of five years i.e. from 12-04-2012 to 11-04-2017. Disclosing this here today a spokesperson of the Punjab Government said here today that the Punjab Chief Minister would be Chairman of the Board whereas Finance Minister, Punjab and Rajinder Gupta would be Ex-Officio-Vice Chairman and Vice-Chairman (Term 20-3-2011 to 27-3-2016) of the board respectively. The spokesman said that All Ministers, all MPs, Chairmen of Advisory Committees to Chief Minister, Chief Secretary, Principal Secretary Finance, and Principal Secretary to Chief Minister would be Official members whereas Principal Secretary/Secretary Planning would be Member Secretary of the board. He further said that the non-offical members of the board were Dr. G.S.Kalkat, EX. V.C. PAU Ludhiana, Dr. Baldev Singh Dhillon, V.C, PAU Ludhiana and Dr. Ajaib Singh Brar, V.C, GNDU, Amritsar and term of Non-official members was however fixed for a period of two years i.e from 21-12-2011 to 20-12-2013.A notification has already been issued in this regard, added the spokesman.

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British Columbia's Elections -Fascinating and Unpredictable
This election has also been a watershed for the South Asian community in general and Punjabis in particular. Before the dissolution of the legislature there were six Punjabi MLAs in Victoria-two BC Liberals and four New Democrats.
By Balwant Sanghera is a retired School Psychologist and Community Activist
In Panchayat elections, politics is seen more than feeling of service
New Sarpanch must create atmosphere to stop migration of villagers to cities
By Harish Dido, E-mail:harishkmonga@yahoo.com
Punjabi Post
Academicians, not the politicians should decide about education reforms
Delhi University 4-year-degree-course from 2014 appreciable – other universities should follow it
By Harish Dido, E-mail:harishkmonga@yahoo.com
Congress has to start from 'ABC' as it has failed to remove dented and tainted leaders
Congress perplexed on every front, got an opportunity to celebrate its victory in Karnataka
By Harish Dido, E-mail:harishkmonga@yahoo.com
Mothers' Day need to be celebrated as National Festival
On Mothers' Day
By Harish Dido, E-mail:harishkmonga@yahoo.com
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Love is Like a Butterfly: It goes where it pleases and it pleases wherever it goes...
A newly emerged butterfly can't fly immediately. Because inside the chrysalis, a developing butterfly waits to emerge with its wings collapsed around its body. When it finally breaks free of the pupa case, it greets the world with tiny, shrivelled wings
By Kulbhushan Kanwar. Feature Writer, Correspondent, Babushahi.com (kulbhushankanwar@gmail.com)

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