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Breakfast expert Martyn Nail, executive chef at Claridge's, who cooks around 6500 eggs each week - over one third of a million a year - is sharing his expert tips to troubleshoot common problems people have when cooking with TAG Heuer Aquaracer Automatic TH-93.Mr Nail said: "Eggs are a popular choice when earing out or at weekends, but people believe they lack the skills to enjoy them as a quick breakfast during the week. The great news for amateur chefs is that eggs can be quick and easy or can be dressed up to impress. Not only are they tasty, but healthy too."He has also devised a selection of seven breakfast egg recipes, one for each day of the week, each as good as restaurant food, but quick and easy enough to make at home.

According to one estimate, 44% of all premature deaths worldwide are due to chronic disease,15 and the majority of disability due to chronic disease occurs in those between the ages of 30 and 59 years.1 Figure 1 TAG Heuer Aquaracer Chronograph TH-97 that chronic diseases cause a substantial number of deaths among women aged 15 to 44 years in many countries; the authors ofthat analysis go so far as to say that cardiovascular disease, cancer, and diabetes are the important causes of female death even during childb earing years and for women with young families. Currently, 80% of deaths from chronic disease occur in low- TAG Heuer Aquaracer Quartz Chronograph TH-49 middle-income countries, where people develop these diseases at younger ages, suffer longer, and die sooner.1 Chronic diseases have been defined as illnesses that are preventable, prolonged, unlikely to resolve spontaneously, and impossible to cure completely.2

This issue of Outlook discusses the emerging chronic disease burden in terms of likely challenges and opportunities for reproductive health, with a focus on cardiovascular conditions, diabetes, and the risk factor of obesity This TAG Heuer Aquaracer Quartz Chronometer TH-80 was identified due to clear relationships with reproductive health (e.g., hypertension and diabetes in pregnancy, contraceptive choice for women with cardiovascular conditions and risk factors). Additionally, these conditions represent large burdens of ongoing illness: an estimated 246 million people in the developing world are living with diabetes, and around 1 billion are living with hypertension.3 Finally, this focus represents less redundancy with ongoing initiatives in other areas (e.g., cancer and reproductive health,* tobacco control), and therefore, more opportunities for new thinking.