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McDonald's in Australia has temporarily shortened their breakfast hours by 90 minutes due to an egg shortage owing to a bird flu outbreak.&nbsp;

The popular fast-food joint is serving breakfast only till 10:30 am compared to its usual timings of serving till midday. Due to an egg shortage, the outlet has reduced their breakfast hours. People who enjoy a late breakfast of an egg sausage muffin and coffee at McDonald's will have to get up early to avail breakfast at the outlet. &nbsp;

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"Like many retailers, we are carefully managing supply of eggs due to the current industry challenges. We’re continuing to work closely with our network of Aussie farmers, producers, and suppliers, as the industry comes together to manage this challenge." McDonald's Australia told the BBC.&nbsp;

<h2>Bird Flu Outbreak in Australia&nbsp;</h2>

In the last two months, several cases of bird flu have been reported in 11 poultry facilities across Australia. Till now, no cases of the H5N1 variant have been detected in the state. The H5N1 spreads through birds and mammals and affects billions of animals worldwide while impacting a small proportion of humans as well.&nbsp;

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The Australian authorities have reassured the public that the situation is under control. They said that consumers might find a few shelves empty, however, the situation is being managed and egg supplies are being re-directed to areas that have been affected.&nbsp;

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Bird flu outbreak in Australia has affected less than 10% of egg-laying hens. However, to ensure smooth functioning in a time of crisis a few businesses have imposed restrictions on the number of eggs an individual can purchase.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

McDonald's in Australia has temporarily shortened their breakfast hours by 90 minutes due to an egg shortage owing to a bird flu outbreak. The popular fast-food joint is serving breakfast only till 10:30 am compared to its usual timings of serving till midday.

McDonald's in Australia has temporarily shortened their breakfast hours by 90 minutes due to an egg shortage owing to a bird flu outbreak. The popular fast-food joint is serving breakfast only till 10:30 am compared to its usual timings of serving till midday. Due to an egg shortage, the outlet has reduced their breakfast hours. People who enjoy a late breakfast of an egg sausage muffin and coffee at McDonald's will have to get up early to avail breakfast at the outlet. Also read | 'Water fast' goes viral after man loses 13kgs in 21 days. Here's how safe this trend is for weight loss "Like many retailers, we are carefully managing supply of eggs due to the current industry challenges. We’re continuing to work closely with our network of Aussie farmers, producers, and suppliers, as the industry comes together to manage this challenge." McDonald's Australia told the BBC. Bird Flu Outbreak in Australia In the last two months, several cases of bird flu have been reported in 11 poultry facilities across Australia. Till now, no cases of the H5N1 variant have been detected in the state. The H5N1 spreads through birds and mammals and affects billions of animals worldwide while impacting a small proportion of humans as well. Watch | UK Elections: Why didn't Tories pay attention to slough city? The Australian authorities have reassured the public that the situation is under control. They said that consumers might find a few shelves empty, however, the situation is being managed and egg supplies are being re-directed to areas that have been affected. Also read | This menu calling dosa 'naked crepe' and worth $17.59 has the internet in splits Bird flu outbreak in Australia has affected less than 10% of egg-laying hens. However, to ensure smooth functioning in a time of crisis a few businesses have imposed restrictions on the number of eggs an individual can purchase. (With inputs from agencies)

McDonald's Australia shortens breakfast hours amidst egg shortage

In a rare medical emergency, the colon of a man was placed back in his body after it came out due to a "forceful" sneeze in Florida, United States, according to a report published in the New York Post.

In a rare medical emergency, the colon of a man was placed back in his body after it came out due to a "forceful" sneeze in Florida, United States, according to a report published in the New York Post. The 63-year-old man - who hailed from Florida, United States - was enjoying breakfast with his wife at a restaurant when the bizarre incident took place. Also Read: THIS immunotherapy drug could revolutionise bowel cancer treatment The man had earlier battled prostate cancer and had undergone abdominal surgery before the incident happened. His sutures were taken out of his abdomen on the morning of his bowel "evisceration". Here's how the incident occurred The unusual case was recently published in the American Journal of Medical Case Reports. "During breakfast, the man sneezed forcefully, followed by coughing. He immediately noticed a 'wet' sensation and pain in his lower abdomen. Looking down, he observed several loops of pink bowel protruding from his recent surgical site," it said. After this, the exposed intestines were covered by the man with his shirt while his wife dialled for an ambulance. After their arrival, paramedics saw an "approximately 3-inch vertical laceration with large amounts of bowel" poking through it. The man had fortunately not lost much blood and was quickly taken to a local hospital. Watch: 12 year old goes under surgery after 'smoky paan' leaves hole in stomach "In the Emergency Department, the Urology service was consulted immediately. Vital signs were within normal limits. Pre-operative blood tests were obtained and noted to be unchanged from recent comparisons. A nasogastric tube was inserted, and the patient consented to receive an exploratory laparotomy," the paper stated. The eviscerated bowel was placed back carefully into the abdominal cavity by three surgeons, who also "inspected the full length of the small bowel and noted no evidence of injury." The three urological surgeons to ensure that the abdomen did not pop open again, closed it with a sequence of figure-of-eight stitches. The man was hospitalised for six days and placed on a normal diet before discharge. (With inputs from agencies)

Man's 'forceful' sneeze explodes colon out of body while on breakfast table

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In a shocking turn of events, an 85-year-old man in the United States has been apprehended for allegedly stabbing his 81-year-old wife to death, stemming from a dispute over breakfast. Steven Schwartz was charged with second-degree murder in an incident that occurred in their Washington DC home on December 10.

The tragedy unfolded when Schwartz purportedly resisted eating the pancakes prepared by his wife, Sharron Schwartz. Due to health changes following a recent stroke, he claimed his diet had been significantly altered. Reports indicate that his wife, out of concern and love, was attempting to assist him in regaining weight.

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<h2>The unsettling confession</h2>

On the fateful morning, a disagreement ensued when Schwartz declined the pancake offered by his wife. The situation escalated, with Schwartz recounting that he heard a plate crash, prompting him to grab a carving knife. In a chilling confession, he admitted to threatening self-harm with the knife and claimed the next memory was discovering his wife on the ground.

"I killed her, Oh my Lord. I don't remember; it was a crazy fight!" Schwartz allegedly exclaimed from the back of a police cruiser.

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Following screams heard by neighbours, the couple's son was contacted. Schwartz, after admitting to the stabbing, handed the knife to his son. In an attempt to prevent further harm, officers deployed a Taser to subdue the elderly man. Both husband and wife were rushed to a nearby hospital, where Sharron Schwartz was tragically declared dead.

The autopsy disclosed that Sharron Schwartz suffered a fatal stab wound in the back, the blade piercing her heart.&nbsp;

Schwartz, released from the hospital, faces charges of second-degree murder while armed.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

In a shocking turn of events, an 85-year-old man in the United States has been apprehended for allegedly stabbing his 81-year-old wife to death, stemming from a dispute over breakfast.

In a shocking turn of events, an 85-year-old man in the United States has been apprehended for allegedly stabbing his 81-year-old wife to death, stemming from a dispute over breakfast. Steven Schwartz was charged with second-degree murder in an incident that occurred in their Washington DC home on December 10. The tragedy unfolded when Schwartz purportedly resisted eating the pancakes prepared by his wife, Sharron Schwartz. Due to health changes following a recent stroke, he claimed his diet had been significantly altered. Reports indicate that his wife, out of concern and love, was attempting to assist him in regaining weight. Also read | In Beijing, Putin invites Biden to come over for 'pancakes and tea' The unsettling confession On the fateful morning, a disagreement ensued when Schwartz declined the pancake offered by his wife. The situation escalated, with Schwartz recounting that he heard a plate crash, prompting him to grab a carving knife. In a chilling confession, he admitted to threatening self-harm with the knife and claimed the next memory was discovering his wife on the ground. "I killed her, Oh my Lord. I don't remember; it was a crazy fight!" Schwartz allegedly exclaimed from the back of a police cruiser. Also watch | Will you drink a coffee made through animal poop? Following screams heard by neighbours, the couple's son was contacted. Schwartz, after admitting to the stabbing, handed the knife to his son. In an attempt to prevent further harm, officers deployed a Taser to subdue the elderly man. Both husband and wife were rushed to a nearby hospital, where Sharron Schwartz was tragically declared dead. The autopsy disclosed that Sharron Schwartz suffered a fatal stab wound in the back, the blade piercing her heart. Schwartz, released from the hospital, faces charges of second-degree murder while armed. (With inputs from agencies)

US: 85-year-old man fatally stabs wife, 81, after fight over pancakes in breakfast

Researchers have observed that eating breakfast and dinner earlier can help prevent heart diseases. The study, published in the journal Nature Communications, analysed data from above 100,000 individuals and followed up on them for about seven years.

The study found approximately 2,000 instances of cardiovascular diseases, encompassing heart attacks and strokes.

<h2>Best time for the first meal</h2>

The study found that delaying the first meal of the day was linked to a higher risk of cardiovascular disease.

It also noted that each additional hour of delay led to an increase of six per cent in cerebrovascular disease.

The research also made clear that no significant risk was associated with the number of times an individual ate.

<h2>Best time for the last meal</h2>

The study also revealed that consuming dinner after 9 pm was associated with a 28 per cent higher likelihood of experiencing a stroke or (transient ischemic attack) TIA.&nbsp;

This is attributed to the alignment of our natural eating patterns with earlier meals. The study suggests potential impacts on blood sugar and blood pressure due to later digestion, as observed in animal studies.

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Elevated blood pressure during the evening, a time when it typically drops, may cause long-term damage to blood vessels, potentially leading to blood clots, heart attacks, and strokes.&nbsp;

However, it is emphasised that further research is necessary, and meal timing might not have as significant an impact as an unhealthy diet.

The research underlines that having dinner after 9 pm doesn’t heighten the risk of coronary heart problems. Still, each hour delay in dinner is associated with an 8 per cent increase in stroke or TIA likelihood.&nbsp;

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The study particularly highlights the impact on women, who constitute nearly 80 per cent of the study participants. While men show fewer significant outcomes, delaying breakfast is associated with an 11 per cent increased risk of coronary heart disease.

<h2>Benefits of overnight fasting</h2>

Additionally, the research suggests potential health benefits of longer overnight fasting, indicating a 7 per cent risk reduction in strokes for every additional hour of overnight fasting.&nbsp;

This correlation primarily relates to individuals consuming dinner early and fasting longer before breakfast, rather than adopting the strategy of late dining followed by a delayed breakfast.

(With inputs from agencies)

Researchers have observed that eating breakfast and dinner earlier can help prevent heart diseases. The study, published in the journal Nature Communications, analysed data from above 100,000 individuals and followed up on them for about seven years.

Researchers have observed that eating breakfast and dinner earlier can help prevent heart diseases. The study, published in the journal Nature Communications, analysed data from above 100,000 individuals and followed up on them for about seven years. The study found approximately 2,000 instances of cardiovascular diseases, encompassing heart attacks and strokes. Best time for the first meal The study found that delaying the first meal of the day was linked to a higher risk of cardiovascular disease. It also noted that each additional hour of delay led to an increase of six per cent in cerebrovascular disease. The research also made clear that no significant risk was associated with the number of times an individual ate. Best time for the last meal The study also revealed that consuming dinner after 9 pm was associated with a 28 per cent higher likelihood of experiencing a stroke or (transient ischemic attack) TIA. This is attributed to the alignment of our natural eating patterns with earlier meals. The study suggests potential impacts on blood sugar and blood pressure due to later digestion, as observed in animal studies. Watch: China: Scientists develop powerful hydrogen therapy that could reverse ageing × Elevated blood pressure during the evening, a time when it typically drops, may cause long-term damage to blood vessels, potentially leading to blood clots, heart attacks, and strokes. However, it is emphasised that further research is necessary, and meal timing might not have as significant an impact as an unhealthy diet. The research underlines that having dinner after 9 pm doesn’t heighten the risk of coronary heart problems. Still, each hour delay in dinner is associated with an 8 per cent increase in stroke or TIA likelihood. Also read: Dine early, live long: Eating dinner at 7pm linked to longer life, study finds The study particularly highlights the impact on women, who constitute nearly 80 per cent of the study participants. While men show fewer significant outcomes, delaying breakfast is associated with an 11 per cent increased risk of coronary heart disease. Benefits of overnight fasting Additionally, the research suggests potential health benefits of longer overnight fasting, indicating a 7 per cent risk reduction in strokes for every additional hour of overnight fasting. This correlation primarily relates to individuals consuming dinner early and fasting longer before breakfast, rather than adopting the strategy of late dining followed by a delayed breakfast. (With inputs from agencies)

Delaying breakfast and dinner increases chances of heart attack, stroke: Study

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Bangladesh authorities have upgraded a 200-year-old colonial-era breakfast menu in all its prisons, an official said Sunday, as part of a reform of the country's penal system.

Bazlur Rashid, deputy head of the Prison Directorate, said the nation's more than 81,000 convicts would from Sunday receive an improved breakfast, replacing the bread and molasses that has been on the menu since being introduced by British colonial rulers in the 18th century.&nbsp;

The new diet will contain bread, vegetables, sweets and khichdi, spiced rice cooked with lentils, Rashid said.

Previously prisoners were given just 116 grams (four ounces) of bread and 14.5 grams (half an ounce) of molasses, he said.

Bangladesh's 60 prisons, built to house 35,000 inmates, are notoriously overcrowded and frequently draw criticism from rights organisations.

Inmates also often complain about the quality and quantity of food served in the jails.

Rashid said the diet change is part of a series of reforms to "help prisoners get motivated and rehabilitated".

"We are gradually trying to adapt... so the convicts can reform themselves during their stay in the facilities," he said.

Several thousand prisoners cheered the new breakfast menu in Dhaka's Keraniganj central prison Sunday, he said, adding, "Good food makes everyone happy."

The official said the government has also introduced cheap telephone calls for inmates in the prisons.

Bangladesh authorities have upgraded a 200-year-old colonial-era breakfast menu in all its prisons, an official said Sunday, as part of a reform of the country's penal system.

Bangladesh authorities have upgraded a 200-year-old colonial-era breakfast menu in all its prisons, an official said Sunday, as part of a reform of the country's penal system. Bazlur Rashid, deputy head of the Prison Directorate, said the nation's more than 81,000 convicts would from Sunday receive an improved breakfast, replacing the bread and molasses that has been on the menu since being introduced by British colonial rulers in the 18th century. The new diet will contain bread, vegetables, sweets and khichdi, spiced rice cooked with lentils, Rashid said. Previously prisoners were given just 116 grams (four ounces) of bread and 14.5 grams (half an ounce) of molasses, he said. Bangladesh's 60 prisons, built to house 35,000 inmates, are notoriously overcrowded and frequently draw criticism from rights organisations. Inmates also often complain about the quality and quantity of food served in the jails. Rashid said the diet change is part of a series of reforms to "help prisoners get motivated and rehabilitated". "We are gradually trying to adapt... so the convicts can reform themselves during their stay in the facilities," he said. Several thousand prisoners cheered the new breakfast menu in Dhaka's Keraniganj central prison Sunday, he said, adding, "Good food makes everyone happy." The official said the government has also introduced cheap telephone calls for inmates in the prisons.

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On his four-day-long visit to the UK, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be served with special, all-vegetarian gourmet Indian cuisine.&nbsp;

According to reports, Shenoy Karmani, Executive chef at St. James Court, Taj Hotel in Buckingham Gate, has been appointed to prepare some of the meals for Prime Minister at various events during his visit.&nbsp;

Karmani and his team of eight members are vested with the responsibility to serve pure vegetarian "Ghar Ka Khana" to Prime Minister Modi.

For his breakfast with UK Prime Minister Theresa May, PM Modi enjoyed a heart-warming spread comprising tea and coffee, Poha, Upma, Puri-Bhaji and Seera.

Later in the day, Prime Minister Modi along with his delegation team was served lunch at the Buckingham's Taj hotel.

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The lunch was prepared under the guidance of Chef Shenoy Karmani. The menu is believed to be high on the special Gujarati delicacies like Khaman, Dhokla, Khandvi, Dal, Dal Pakora, Torai Masala, Stuffed Karela, Paneer Bhurji, Khichdi, among other dishes.

All food items for PM Modi were and will be cooked in pure clarified butter (ghee).

Later at night, British Prime Minister Theresa May will host&nbsp;dinner for the leaders of all the Commonwealth nations who are participating in the CHOGM summit.

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

Chef Shenoy Karmani and his team of eight members are vested with the responsibility to serve pure vegetarian "Ghar Ka Khana" to Prime Minister Modi

On his four-day-long visit to the UK, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be served with special, all-vegetarian gourmet Indian cuisine. According to reports, Shenoy Karmani, Executive chef at St. James Court, Taj Hotel in Buckingham Gate, has been appointed to prepare some of the meals for Prime Minister at various events during his visit. Karmani and his team of eight members are vested with the responsibility to serve pure vegetarian "Ghar Ka Khana" to Prime Minister Modi. For his breakfast with UK Prime Minister Theresa May, PM Modi enjoyed a heart-warming spread comprising tea and coffee, Poha, Upma, Puri-Bhaji and Seera. Later in the day, Prime Minister Modi along with his delegation team was served lunch at the Buckingham's Taj hotel. Since the whole delegation is in London, our focus is on "home cooked food" so that the delegation don't feel they are away from India. For Prime Minister Narendra Modi, it will be Gujarati food that he loves: Chef Shenoy Karmani. #London pic.twitter.com/qVysb6f4W1 — ANI (@ANI) April 17, 2018 × The lunch was prepared under the guidance of Chef Shenoy Karmani. The menu is believed to be high on the special Gujarati delicacies like Khaman, Dhokla, Khandvi, Dal, Dal Pakora, Torai Masala, Stuffed Karela, Paneer Bhurji, Khichdi, among other dishes. All food items for PM Modi were and will be cooked in pure clarified butter (ghee). Later at night, British Prime Minister Theresa May will host dinner for the leaders of all the Commonwealth nations who are participating in the CHOGM summit. (With inputs from agencies)

Poha, Upma, Puri-Bhaji and Seera: PM Modi's heart-warming breakfast with Theresa May

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