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MISSISSAUGA - Subaru Canada, Inc. (SCI) is pleased to announce that the2018 WRX will be available in Subaru dealerships across Canada starting inJune. For 2018, Subaru's performance sedan for the true enthusiast hasreceived a major refresh, with updated looks, improved usability both insideand outside, upgraded safety features and enhanced drivability.Powered by a 268-horsepower 2.0-litre direct-injection turbocharged SUBARUBOXER engine, the 2018 WRX can be equipped with either a six speed manualtransmission or a sport-tuned Sport Lineartronic automatic transmissionthat offers smooth shifting with six and eight speed manual shift mode withsharp shifting response, while Subaru Intelligent Drive (SI-DRIVE), availableon CVT models, lets drivers feel the WRX's impressive power and perfor-mance. Equipped with the Subaru symmetrical full-time All-Wheel Drive sys-tems built around the SUBARU BOXER engine, the WRX remains the symbol ofSubaru AWD sport performance. The Subaru WRX employs an Active TorqueVectoring system that supplements the AWD system for improved cornering andmore precise handling. Multi-mode Vehicle Dynamics Control provides a pre-cise and enjoyable driving experience. Subaru's performance sedan for thetrue enthusiast offers refined styling yet still delivers a powerful message.With the starting price of $29,995 carried over for 2018MY it also remains thebest value in the sports performance segment.

TORONTO - Toront0 Real Estate Board President Larry Cerqua an-nounced that Greater Toronto Area REALTORS repor ted a double-digitannual increase in condominium apar tment sales in the first quar terof 2017. A total of 7,251 condominium apar tments changed handsthrough TREB's MLS® System during the first three months of 2017 -up 21.7 per cent compared to the same period in 2016.Over the same period of time, the number of new condominium apar t-ment listings entered into the MLS® System was down by 18.8 percent to 9,036 compared to 11,123 new listings a year earlier. "Condo-minium apar tments have historically been the housing type of choicefor many first-time buyers due to the relatively lower price point com-pared to ground-oriented housing options. Given that more than half of

intending home buyers are expected to be first-time buyers in 2017,according to a recent Ipsos poll conducted for TREB, it makes sensethat demand for this housing type has remained strong," said Cerqua.The average selling price for condominium apar tments in the firstquar ter of 2017 was $489,551 - up 24.3 per cent compared to anaverage of $393,858 for the first quar ter of 2016. The average pricewas highest in the City of Toronto, at $521,842, representing a year-over-year increase of 24.3 per cent. "Market conditions became muchtighter in the condominium apar tment segment over the past year,with sales accounting for a greater share of listings. As competitionbetween buyers increased fur ther, the pace of price growth acceler-ated," said Jason Mercer, TREB's Director of Market Analysis.

Obese kids at four-fold greaterrisk of Type-2 diabetes laterLONDON (IANS) Children with obesity face four times the riskof developing Type-2 diabetes later, compared to children witha body mass index (BMI) in the normal range, warns a newstudy. For the study, published in the Journal of the EndocrineSociety, the researchers examined BMI measurements, diabe-tes diagnosis records, and other data for 369,362 children be-tween the ages of 2 and 15. They found that 654 children andteenagers were diagnosed with Type-2 diabetes between 1994and 2013. Children with higher BMI were found to have fargreater risk of developing Type-2 diabetes than those with nor-mal weight. "A child with obesity faces a four-fold greater risk of beingdiagnosed with diabetes by the age of 25, than their counterpart who is ofnormal weight," said lead author of the study Ali Abbasi from King's CollegeLondon. In addition, the researchers found that the rate of chil-dren developing Type-2 diabetes increased from an average ofsix new cases per 100,000 children each year between 1994and 1998, to an average of 33 new cases per 100,000 childreneach year, between 2009 and 2013.

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BAUSCH + LOMB CHAMPIONS PROACTIVEEYE HEALTH DURING VISION HEALTH MONTH

TORONTO - May is Vision Health Month in Canada. Bausch + Lomb, a leading global eye health company is solely dedicated to protecting andenhancing the gift of sight for millions of people around the world. Bausch + Lomb is using the month to inform Canadians about eye-diseaseprevention and vision health maintenance.High on the list of eye health priorities this year, is the emergence of digital eye strain. Digital eye strain, also known as computer visionsyndrome, is linked to exposure to high-energy visible or blue light from video screens. Although smar tphones and tablets can complementa busy, active lifestyle, extensive use of digital devices can also challenge your vision.1 "While technology is empowering, it is also puttinga large amount of stress on the human eye, especially for contact lens wearers," says Marc Botticella, Senior Product Manager, Bausch +Lomb Canada. "You Blink up to 66% less when using a digital device, which can lead to dryness and eye discomfor t .At Bausch + Lomb, we are constantly honing our innovation edge. In fact, we've just added a product in market designed to address the issueof increased digital screen time." Bausch + Lomb ULTRA® is the ideal contact lens for today's screen-centric world where digital devices areputting new demands on people's eyes. MoistureSeal® Technology helps to prevent lens dehydration that may be caused by reduced blinkrates. To be sure this product is right for you, please always read and follow the label. Vision Vitals: 65% of people experience eye strain anddiscomfor t after prolonged use of digital devices and 90% of people don't talk to their eye-care provider about their digital device use. Peoplewith perfect vision may experience symptoms such as blurred vision, eyestrain and headaches with improper computer use. This VisionHealth Month, Bausch + Lomb encourages Canadians to make eye health a priority and visit an Optometrist for a comprehensive eye exam.



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Opt for stairs, not soda, to feelmore energised at workNEW YORK, (IANS) Researchers have found that 10 minutesof walking up and down stairs at a regular pace is more likely to makeyou feel energised than ingesting 50 milligrams of caffeine - about theequivalent to the amount in a can of soda. "We found, in both the caffeineand the placebo conditions, that there was not much change in how theyfelt," said study co-author Patrick J. O'Connor, Professor at University ofGeorgia in the US. "But with exercise they did feel more energetic andvigorous. It was a temporary feeling, felt immediately after the exercise,but with the 50 milligrams of caffeine, we didn't get as big an effect,"O'Connor said. The study, published in the journal Physiology and Behav-ior, aimed to simulate the hurdles faced in a typical office setting, whereworkers spend hours sitting and staring at computer screens and do nothave time for a longer bout of exercise during the day. For the study,participants on separate days either ingested capsules containing caf-feine or a placebo, or spent 10 minutes walking up and down stairs - about30 floors total - at a low-intensity pace. O'Connor wanted to compare anexercise that could be achieved by people in an office setting, where theyhave access to stairs and a little time to be active, but not enough time tochange into workout gear, shower and change back into work clothes.

LONDON, (IANS) A diet high in animal protein is associated with ahigher risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), a conditionin which fat builds up in the liver, in overweight people, says a study.Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is a major health concern as it canlead to permanent scarring (cirrhosis) and subsequently to cancerand malfunction of the liver. This may result in life-threatening com-plications for which a liver transplant is needed."A healthy lifestyle is the cornerstone of treatment in patients withNAFLD, but specific dietary recommendations are lacking," said ledauthor of the study Louise Alferink from the Erasmus Medical Centre,Rotterdam, The Netherlands. "The results from this study demon-strate that animal protein is associated with NAFLD in overweight

elderly people," Alferink said. These findings presented at The Inter-national Liver Congress 2017 in Amsterdam also showed that fruc-tose consumption per se might not be as harmful as previously as-sumed. A total of 3,440 people were included in the study of whom 30per cent were lean and 70 per cent were overweight (body massindex [BMI] of 25 kg/ square metre or greater). The average age was71 years and NAFLD, as assessed by abdominal ultrasound, was present in 35per cent of the participants. Macronutrient intake was recorded using an externallyvalidated 389-item food frequency questionnaire and analysed in quar tiles us-ing the nutrition density method (energy percentage). Fur thermore,analyses were stratified for BMI to account for BMI-related differ-ences in eating habits and dietary measurement errors.

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