ISSUE 374 - 06-11-2020

38 06/11/2020 NEWS LITERATURE POLITICS FASHION ART & CULTURE KIDS RELIGION FILMS
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Indian tapas and refreshing Cocktails - an
evening of fun and flavours with ASDA
Popular food bloggers Radhika Howarth and Kripa Dewani came together and
created mouth-watering Diwali recipes for ASDA's virtual cook along event to get
everyone feeling festive for a different kind of Diwali this year.
Diwali is a time of merriment, joy,
sparkling lights, fun family traditions
and of course festive food. While this
year Diwali will be different, it can still
be filled with just as much excitement
as before, even if it takes a little thinking
outside the box and looking for new
inspiration. So, ASDA did something
different this year to add some extra
sparkle to this festival of lights, with a
fun-filled virtual cook-along hosted by
popular food bloggers, Radhika
Howarth from @radikalkitchen and
Kripa Dewani from @15min_mom to
bring Diwali food inspiration to all.
The event took place on the 29th of
October and was a packed session of
festive fun starting with a 30-minute
Chaat making session with Radhika followed
by a 15-minute mocktail session
with Kripa. From Indian street foodto
exotic cocktails, the two bloggers
showcased the amazing range of ingredients
available at ASDA in their
flavoursome Diwali recipe creations.
The event was attended by media and
influencers from the culinary world,
who were all sent hampers with everything
they would need ahead of the
event.
The menu consisted of two exciting
Chaat recipes by @Radikalkitchen and
two festive mocktails by
@15min_mom, each original recipe
was made using ingredients all bought
from ASDA. The aim of this event was
to highlight the Diwali range at ASDA
while sharing some exciting recipes for
the celebration.
The hosts and attendees alike had a
fabulous time cooking along virtually
and engaging in the spirit of the festival.
@Radikalkitchen shared two
recipes, both created by fusing traditional
Indian flavours with the Mexican
spiciness and zest. Her Mexican Bhel
Puri was an absolute explosion of
flavours and textures and the Avocado
Papdi Chaat was a perfect blend of East
meets West on a canape platter.
Sharing her experience, Radhika
London : Disorders in pregnant
women, such as congenital heart birth
defects or macrosomia, gestational diabetes
and preterm birth can be detected
earlier when artificial intelligence (AI)
is used, say researchers.
For the study, published in the journal
IEEE Access, the research team carried
out a rigorous and detailed analysis
of how artificial intelligence has been
used with pregnant women over the last
twelve years. Studies into cases involving
artificial intelligence found a correlation
between the number of pre-term
births and the environmental pollution
from @RadikalKitchen stated, "It was a
fantastic experience to host the Diwali
cook-along for ASDA. Both my recipes
were inspired from the wide range of
spices and condiments available at
ASDA. I was particularly impressed
with the range of chutneys and sauces
in the World Foods section which
allowed me to fuse a variety of flavours
in my recipes. From Maggi Tamarind to
Fiesta Mesa Chimichurri, from a selection
of Cofresh snacks to packs of
Nachos - ASDA is the perfect destination
for anyone who wants to have fun
with flavours this Diwali."
@15min_mom was equally thrilled
sharing her two exotic mocktail recipes
to which the pregnant
women had been previously
exposed. "There is growing
interest in the application
of artificial intelligence
in obstetrics and
gynaecology," said study
author Maria del Carmen
Romero from the
University of Seville in
Spain. "These applications
of AI can not only monitor
women's health during
pregnancy but can also
help to improve the universal provision
with the attendees. Her Rosa Coconut
Fizz combined the refreshing aroma of
rose with the refreshing taste of the
tropical and her Ginger Chai mocktail
was a drink packed with the autumnal
spices and delicate flavours of Earl
Grey tea. Kripa from @15min_mom
kicked off the cook along and stated, "I
was thrilled to discover everything I
needed to create my unique recipes was
available at ASDA. I found all the exotic
flavours I needed for my Rosa
Coconut Fizz in ASDA's aisles. Finding
ingredients for my Ginger Chai
Mocktail was equally convenient and I
used ASDA's Chai Spice Black Tea,
ASDA Ginger ale and fresh spices such
of health services, especially
in the most disadvantaged
areas," Romero added.
Furthermore, this study
revealed that the almost total
lack of studies where emotions
are taken into account
as input parameters in risk
prediction models in pregnancy
(only 1.28 per cent of
the studies analysed).
Moreover, very few studies
look closely at the pregnant
woman's mental health,
despite it having been shown that the
as cardamom, nutmeg and cinnamon
that were all readily available! There's
nothing quite as satisfying as finding
everything you need for your recipes
under one roof. ASDA is always there
to cater to my family's needs and their
range of ingredients makes it easy to
concoct refreshing festive drinks for
kids and adults alike."
The event was a great success with
most of the attendees cooking along
and interacting with the hosts and sharing
their creations. Many raved about
the selection of mouth-watering
recipes, and ASDA's range of vegan
and vegetarian-friendly ingredients.
These scrumptious mouth-watering
woman's psychological health is correlated
with the risk of suffering certain
diseases typical of pregnancy.
"Pregnancy is a vital state that brings
with it the need for change and new
learning, potentially causing anxiety,
fear, worry, and even depression in
women," the study authors wrote.
Systems based on affective computing
could allow emotional interaction with
the pregnant woman and, for example,
detect emotional changes and make it
possible to offer guidance or recommendations,
which the system would
previously have received from doctors.
snacks and refreshing flavoursome
mocktails can be enjoyed all day and
will surely stand out at your virtual parties,
so recreate them at home this
Diwali. Visit @radikalkitchen and
@15min_mom's Instagram pages for
inspiration. Remember, all the ingredients
needed to make these recipes are
available at ASDA. So, please visit
your nearest store or asda.com online to
get everything you need for your
Diwali feasts.
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Study reveals how AI can improve pregnant women's health
This can make the patient feel safer and
closer to her health service and can
reduce the usual feelings of anxiety or
worry that sometimes lead to physical
problems. "Given that there is previous
scientific evidence that supports the
idea that the emotional state and mental
health of the pregnant woman can influence
the occurrence of risks in pregnancy,"
the authors wrote.
"Our study highlights what is a very
interesting multidisciplinary research
niche for affective computing in the
field of health and well-being of pregnant
women," they noted.