Zdravje

Beautiful pregnant woman in dark dress. studio shot / Foto: Margaryta Basarab

Nenavadno

Pri 15 letih je izvedela, da ne bo nikoli mama. Nato ji je sestra podarila maternico

Active boy drinking water outdoors. / Foto: Kieferpix Getty Images

NEVARNA KEMIJA

Zakaj navadne plastenke za vodo nikoli ne bi smeli uporabiti dvakrat

Male construction engineer worker working feeling tired and thirst of water at construction site / Foto: Amorn Suriyan Getty Images

Skrb za zdravje

Podnebne spremembe kot skrita zdravstvena kriza: kolikšno ceno že plačuje telo?

začetek dneva

Samo tri minute, ki lahko spremenijo vaš dan: preprosta jutranja rutina za več energije

Calendar plan with green dumbbell and sneakers on wooden background. Workout plan concept. / Foto: Gam1983 Getty Images

Zdrave navade

»V ponedeljek začnem znova«: zakaj se s tem stavkom ujamemo v začarani krog

The fruit is oval-shaped and has a sweet, tropical flavor with a creamy texture. It is often eaten raw or used in desserts like ice cream and baked goods, triloba, asimina, pawpaw, kentucky banana, / Foto: Beekeepx

Zdravo sadje

Eksotična posebnost, ki jo velja imeti doma: brez kemije in truda uspeva tudi v Sloveniji

healthy and unhealthy Breakfast. Oatmeal with raisins in a white bowl. Fruits. Fried steaks. / Foto: Mikhail Sedov Getty Images

Nasvet

Imate visok holesterol? Te tri navade bi morali po nasvetu kardiologov opustiti

Close up of young man, alone in the dark bedroom, holds his smartphone close to face while scrolling social media or texting late at night. Screen dependence, excessive consumption of content / Foto: Arsenii Palivoda Getty Images

DIGITALNA DEMENCA

Kako vam večerno brskanje po telefonu dobesedno izbriše spomin

Radiantly gorgeous. Portrait of beautiful young woman taking a shower while standing against black background / Foto: Yacobchuk

Zdravnikov nasvet

Ne premalo ne preveč: ali delate napako pri tuširanju?

Najnovejše

FILE PHOTO - Euros. UK households are sitting on more than two billion pounds in foreign currency - leftover from old holidays.Each home has £97.74 in unused holiday money, sitting in cupboards, drawers and suitcases.And across the nation's 27.6 million households, this equates to a whopping £2,697,624,000.On average, the leftover euros, dollars, yen and more have been collecting dust for three years.However, the research of 2,000 adults commissioned by M&S Bank found one in 10 have hung on to the currency for a decade or more. Four in 10 reckon admit they have money lying around for so long it's probably no longer even in use.Paul Stokes, head of products at M&S Bank, said: "With most families taking their holidays over the summer, now is the most likely time to have forgotten foreign currency lying around the house.useful one day.,Image: 485446192, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: This image hereby disclosed to your organisation is so disclosed on the condition that your organisation will take all steps necessary to ensure that any identifiable personal data is processed in full compliance with the Data Protection Act 2018follow us on twitter - @swnsbrowse our website - swns.comemail pix@swns.com, Model Release: no / Foto: Profimedia

TV te gleda

Lahko ukinemo RTV-prispevek. Ne moremo pa ukiniti vprašanja, kdo bo financiral RTV

Rekord v laboratoriju

Znanstveni preboj: človeške možganske celice v laboratoriju živijo že sedem let

Intervju

Zijah Sokolović: Slava me ni nikoli zanimala

Povratek

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obletnica

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