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One man dies of prostate cancer every 45/60 minutes in the UK (or in Europe in general)

 

Signs and symptoms of prostate cancer – early warnings to look out for

 

Following news that prostate cancer is officially a bigger killer than breast cancer, we reckon it’s time to go over the signs and symptoms of the disease – and to encourage every man to get checked out.

 

It’s a huge issue that we can’t stay silent about. The earlier you’re diagnosed with prostate cancer the more likely treatment is to be effective.

 

So it’s crucial to get over any embarrassment or squeamishness around the prostate and brave the doctor if you feel something’s wrong. Prostate cancer doesn’t usually cause any symptoms until the cancer has grown large enough to put pressure on the urethra, which leads to issues with urination.

 

The main things to watch out for when it comes to prostate cancer are difficulties with urination. Symptoms include needing to urinate more frequently, difficulty in starting to wee, straining or taking a long time when weeing, a weak flow of urine, feeling that your bladder has not emptied fully, and feeling like you need to rush to the toilet.

 

There can also be blood in the urine or a loss of bladder control. Signs of prostate cancer: Needing to urinate more frequently, often during the night Needing to rush to the toilet

 

Difficulty in starting to urinate

Straining or taking a long time while urinating

 

A weak flow of urine Feeling that your bladder has not emptied fully Dribbling urine after you’ve finished weeing If the cancer spreads beyond the prostate, symptoms become more noticeable.

 

You may see blood in the semen, erectile dysfunction, painful ejaculation, swelling in the pelvic area, numbness in the hips, legs, or feet, unexplained weight loss, and pain in the testicles. Signs prostate cancer may have spread: Back pain, hip pain or pelvis pain

 

Problems getting or keeping an erection Blood in the urine or semen Unexplained weight loss. Loss of appetite Pain in the testicles Swelling in the pelvic area The issue with many of these symptoms is that men can have a tendency to ignore them, thinking they’re just standard parts of getting older or feeling too embarrassed to bring them up with a professional.


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Russia: St. Petersburg: Pulkovo Airport Services a Record 16.1 Million Passengers in 2017; In 2017, Pulkovo Airport provided flights to 155 destinations within Russia and abroad, with scheduled services offered by 72 airlines.

 

In 2017, Pulkovo Airport served a total of 16,125,520 passengers, which is 21.6% more than in 2016. This is the largest number of passengers ever using the airport of St. Petersburg in one year. The previous record dates back to 2014 when Pulkovo Airport had 14.3 million passengers.

 

Domestic flights carried 9,953,685 passengers in 2017, which exceeds the figures of 2016 by 17.4%. International flight traffic grew by 29% from 6,171,835 passengers in 2016.

 

A total of 152,280 runway operations were completed in 2017, which is 14.4% more than over 12 months of 2016. The maximum serviced take-off weight increased by 18.9% to 5,304,467 tons.

The peak passenger traffic day was July 1, 2017, when Pulkovo Airport welcomed guests and participants of the 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup. On this day, the St. Petersburg airport received 66,835 passengers, which was the largest number of passengers served in one day in the airport’s history. July once again was the busiest month of the year, serving 1,917,052 passengers in 31 working days.

 

“Pulkovo Airport reached a historic record for passenger traffic in 2017 and showed one of the largest increases in passenger traffic numbers on the market. Stable currency exchange rates and other macroeconomic factors were among the main drivers of growth. Additionally, the operator of the airport continued working with the St. Petersburg City Government to expand the route network of Pulkovo Airport. Attracting new Russian airlines and foreign carriers, including LCCs, and launching new flight destinations helped connect Russia’s northern capital with a number of cities in Europe and Asia. Thanks to a broad range of rates and services offered by the airlines, we created new opportunities for business and tourist travel to and from St. Petersburg,” said Vladimir Yakushev, General Director of Northern Capital Gateway LLC, managing company of Pulkovo Airport.

 

Rossiya Airlines, Aeroflot and S7 Airlines, which increased the number of routes flown from St. Petersburg from 2 to 12 over the year, as well as Ural Airlines and Utair were among the leading airlines in terms of air traffic in Pulkovo Airport. These carriers brought 9,735,645 passengers to the airport, which constituted 60.4% of the total passenger traffic for this period. Lufthansa, Belavia, Uzbekistan Airways, KLM and Turkish Airlines were among the leading foreign carriers in Pulkovo. Their flights served 1,199,679 passengers or 7.4% of the entire passenger traffic in St. Petersburg’s airport in 2017.

New Travel Opportunities

 

Last year, seven new airlines started scheduled flights from St. Petersburg Airport. These included Nordica (Estonia), Cyprus Airways (Cyprus), Tunis Air (Tunisia), Azimuth, a new Russian airline, Qatar Airways (national carrier of Qatar and the best airline of the world in 2017 according to Skytrax), Wizz Air (the largest low-cost airline of Central and Eastern Europe), and Buta Airways (Azerbaijan), this country’s newest low-cost carrier.

 

Sixteen new destinations were added to the geography of flights from and to Pulkovo in 2017, including flights to Venice (Alitalia), Vorkuta (Komiaviatrans), Kavála (Ellinair), Catania (Alitalia), Liege (VIM-Avia), Tallinn (Nordica), Wuhan (VIM-Avia), Budapest (Wizz Air), Namangan (Ural Airlines), Verona (S7 Airlines), Grozny (Utair), Doha (Qatar Airways), Salzburg, Innsbruck, Lyon and Turin (S7 Airlines).

 

In 2017, Pulkovo Airport welcomed two new types of aircraft: Bombardier CS300, one of the most advanced narrow-body airliners, and Boeing 787 Dreamliner, one of the world’s most comfortable and efficient long-haul aircraft. 

 

New Passenger Services at the Airport

Fast Track Service was launched in Pulkovo in 2017 for passengers traveling without luggage on domestic flights. A separate designated security checkpoint area for this category of passengers will allow them a shortcut through the airport’s pre-flight formalities. Additionally, Pulkovo introduced Delimobil, a per-minute car rental service, and opened several new eateries and shops. In the spring of 2017, Pulkovo Airport launched a program offering regular tours of the airport to high school and university students.

 

In 2017, Northern Capital Gateway LLC cooperated with various St. Petersburg-based companies and organizations to set up 10 photo exhibits at the airport on the topics of travel, industry, philanthropy and art. A total of 15 special events for passengers were arranged in cooperation with different airlines, including Days of National Culture, holiday celebrations and promotional events.

Operating Results of December 2017

 

In December 2017, Pulkovo Airport had 1,082,041 passengers, which was 10.2% more than over the same period last year.

 

The traffic volume on domestic flights increased by 7.1% as compared to last year, with 750,198 passengers traveling.

 

International flights served 331,853 passengers, which exceeded the numbers of 2016 by 17.8%.

The number of runway operations at Pulkovo Airport reached 11,278 in December 2017, which is 2.1% more than in December 2016. The volume of maximum take-off weight at the airport increased by 2.7%, reaching 371,316 tons.

 

Rossiya Airlines, Aeroflot, S7 Airlines, Ural Airlines and Pobeda were among the leading Russian airlines in terms of passenger volume to Pulkovo Airport in December 2017. They brought a total of 684,580 passengers to the airport, 63.3% of the total number of passengers using Pulkovo over that period. Leading foreign airlines in terms of passenger traffic in December were Lufthansa, Belavia, Uzbekistan Airways, Air Astana and airBaltic. These airlines brought 82,523 passengers to Pulkovo, which constituted 7.6% of the total passenger traffic of St. Petersburg airport in December, 2017.


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Regen van records luidt 2018 in – NEVI PMI januari 62.5; NEVI PMI steeg in januari naar een nieuw record van 62.5


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Amazon.com, announced financial results for its fourth quarter ended December 31, 2017. Operating cash flow increased 7% to $18.4 billion 


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Euro (-0.19%) vs. US-Dollar at $1.2487 Near Resistance around $1.2525-area  //  January US Payrolls due at 14:30 hrs on Friday;

Preview: January Jobs Report; Analysts are expecting again a softer showing in January.

The US is expected to have created some 175.000 jobs, a better reading from versus last month’s disappointing 148.000. The unemployment rate is expected to remain at 4.1%, the lowest level since February 2001.

With labor market fundamentals seemingly solid; “Employment growth disappointed at the end of last year, but the 148.000 gain in nonfarm payrolls in December wasn’t far below the gradual downward trend over the last three years.

That trend will probably continue in 2018, but with the labour force rising by only 65/70.000 per month on average over the last 12 months, it won’t prevent the unemployment rate from falling further.

Nothing will get as much attention as the average hourly earnings print for renewed signs of wage inflation: it is expected to increase 0.3% (unch) month-over-month and 2.6% year-over-year (up from 2.5% in Dec.), as unfavorable calendar effects are partially offset by a modest expected boost from minimum wage hikes.

For now, an allegedly tightening labour market hasn’t put any significant upward pressure on average hourly earnings, and analysts are expecting a softer showing in January.

However, core inflation has begun to tick up, and analysts are confident that wages will soon follow. In its latest statement (31/Jan), the FOMC noted that “market-based measures of inflation compensation have increased in recent months but remain low; survey-based measures of longer-term inflation expectations are little changed, on balance.”


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Euro Spikes! US-Dollar Unloved! The Trump factor weighs?

 

 

 

Euro Spikes! US-Dollar Unloved!

The Trump factor weighs? It's remarkable how the US-Dollar remains depressed and unloved, despite the US Federal Reserve expressing optimism over increased inflationary pressures as the year moves on.

Euro (+0.75%) vs. US-Dollar at $1.2509

The US-Dollar stumbled also on Thursday despite mounting expectations that the US Federal Reserve will speed up interest rate hikes this year.

After Janet Yellen's final meeting as Fed governor, the US central bank's policy board said on Wednesday that while the nation's inflation remains below target, it expects it to move up this year.

The Fed's comments provided a partial boost for the US-Dollar, although it stumbled during European trading hours.

Even though the central bank made it clear that they see inflation moving higher this year the US currency failed to capitalise

The greenback is still under pressure against most of its peers as central banks around the world look to tighten monetary policy more in line with the US.


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