In today’s world of travel, leveraging points and miles can significantly reduce the cost of flights and accommodations. However, the process of figuring out which points to use for a specific flight can be overwhelming. This is where Award Hacker comes in, serving as a valuable resource for travelers looking to maximize their rewards. In this article, we will delve into what Award Hacker is, how it works, and provide tips on using the website effectively to enhance your travel experience.
What is Award Hacker?
Award Hacker is an online tool designed to help travelers identify which points and miles can be used to book flights between two cities. It acts as a starting point for those who have accumulated points through various loyalty program…
During the winter season, it is important for you to think about investing your money to purchase a humidifier. It can provide you with a large number of benefits in the long run. As you already know, the humidifiers are in a position to put moisture back to the air. This can ensure the health of your skin in many different ways.
Here are some of the health benefits that your skin will be able to receive when you go ahead and invest your money to purchase a humidifier during the winter season. If you are impressed with these benefits, you can purchase a or any other room of your home.
You can minimize the risk of infections
Throughout the winter season, you are more exposed to infections. You will be able to reduce the risk of being exposed to infections i…
In their research, the experts wanted to find out why other cancer drugs and treatments do not work or at some point stop being effective. Then they set out to find a solution to these problems. Most drugs against cancer only target a specific target or target the cancer cell, the researchers explain. You fail because the goal mutates. Cancer cells begin to divide and spread in order to avoid successful treatment. The original drug that attacked this target will eventually become unusable and the therapy will no longer work.
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Sanjay Suri
LONDON, Feb 1 2006 (IPS) – Corruption in healthcare is killing people and denying treatment around the world, says a new report by Transparency International, the Berlin-based anti-corruption watchdog.
Corruption in healthcare does lead to people dying, through lack of access to care and through sub-standard drugs, David Nussbaum, chief executive of Transparency International, told IPS.
And this can be the case in both the developed and the developing world, he said. Our report points to a case in Italy where 19 patients died due to a faulty heart valve, where it turned out that the two concerned doctors were receiving payments from companies manufacturing and supplying the equipment.
In the United States the report lists the case of a doctor who…
Joyce Mulama
NAIROBI, Aug 30 2006 (IPS) – Local communities have been urged to act as agents of change and break the silence on illegal abortions fuelling Kenya s maternal mortality.
Abortion is illegal in Kenya and only allowed when a woman s life is in danger.
Despite the laws banning the practice, termination of unwanted pregnancies take place and women and girls continue to die from complications of unsafe abortion.
Around 300,000 terminations of pregnancies occur in Kenya every year, with an estimated 20,000 women and girls being admitted with abortion-related complications in the hospital, according to a 2004 national study.
Abortion remains shrouded in secrecy, and communities have been urged to break the silence and change the negative attitude…
Stephanie Nieuwoudt
CAPE TOWN, May 30 2008 (IPS) – When four-year-old Alice Were suddenly developed a fever, her mother Miriam took her to the local medicine woman close to her house in Kangemi, a poor, cramped settlement on the outskirts of the Kenyan capital, Nairobi. Two days later, Alice was unconscious. Her frantic mother rushed to hospital with the child in her arms. But it was too late. Alice died of malaria.
Eva Bartlett
GAZA CITY, Jul 25 2011 (IPS) – We could enter the Guinness book of records for the longest running weekly sit- ins in the world, Nasser Farrah, from the Palestinian Prisoners Association, jokes dryly. Since 1995, Palestinian women from Beit Hanoun to Rafah have met every Monday outside the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) office in Gaza City, holding photos and posters of their imprisoned loved ones, calling on the ICRC to ensure the human rights of Palestinians imprisoned in Israel s 24 prisons and detention centres.
This is an opportunity for civil society to highlight the plight of migrant labourers that existed even before the pandemic.. Picture courtesy: Anand Sinha
RAJASMAND, RAJASTHAN, India, May 8 2020 (IPS) – The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has shown us something that most of us haven’t seen in our lifetimes: Large numbers of people unable to have two meals a day.
The tragedy is that the government has enough and more foodgrains to feed people during th…
Wang Yi, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China, addresses the virtual Security Council summit-level debate on “Maintenance of International Peace and Security: Global Governance post Covid-19”. Credit: UN Photo/Loey Felipe.
AMSTERDAM/ROME, Oct 5 2020 (IPS) – Lockdowns, social distancing, face-masks and other restrictions on personal and social behaviour have helped slow the progress of the COVID-19 …