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The outdoors activity that makes you more likely to eat healthily
7+ hour, 5+ min ago (433+ words) The link may be down to the natural environment helping people to develop more positive relationships with their body, according to researchers Spending time in nature could influence dietary habits, a groundbreaking study has suggested. According to researchers, the association…...
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2+ hour, 30+ min ago (129+ words) Anthropic says it’s giving outsiders ‘employee-like access’ in safety push The Independent Anthropic says itâs giving outsiders âemployee-like accessâ in safety push - Anthropic is granting third-party researchers employee-like access to its internal systems to evaluate safety risks and…...
First photos of Pope Leo since surgery and cancer diagnosis released by Vatican
7+ hour, 29+ min ago (646+ words) The Vatican also confirmed Leo would make his first public appearance on Sunday The Vatican has released the first images of Pope Leo XIV since his lung cancer surgery, showing him celebrating Mass, as doctors said tests confirmed “continued improvement…...
What vaccines am I eligible for this winter? A GP explains
5+ hour, 31+ min ago (967+ words) Everything you need to know about the winter vaccination programme Ensuring your jabs are up to date remains one of the simplest steps to protect yourself against seasonal viruses as the colder weather sets in. According to the UK Health…...
Deadly new opioid stronger than fentanyl kills in Los Angeles — and standard drug tests can’t detect it
6+ hour, 11+ min ago (544+ words) A powerful synthetic opioid believed to be significantly stronger than fentanyl has been linked to its first confirmed overdose death in Los Angeles County, prompting an urgent warning from public health officials. The drug, known as cychlorphine, can stop a…...
Progress in fighting AIDS at risk unless UK steps up, campaigners warn
9+ hour, 7+ min ago (755+ words) Activists call on governemnt to maintain funding for key UN agency as split emerges among donor nations about its future Hard-won progress against HIV and Aids globally could be undone if the UK withdraws its full support for a flagship…...
Older Brits urged to get flu vaccine after nearly 4,000 deaths in England last winter
9+ hour, 35+ min ago (838+ words) Figures from the UK Health Security Agency’s (UKHSA) annual report suggest excess deaths from flu were 3,798 last winter Older people are being urged to receive flu vaccinations after modelling indicated nearly 4,000 deaths in England were caused by flu during last…...
The clocks are about to go back – can SAD lamps help beat the winter blues?
8+ hour, 59+ min ago (496+ words) Light therapy has grown in popularity, with plenty of people investing in SAD lamps and sunrise alarm clocks That dreaded time of the year is almost upon us once again. On Sunday 25 October, the clocks will go back, bringing darker…...
The eye condition that may signal dementia years before memory begins to fail
11+ hour, 11+ min ago (410+ words) Researchers find retinopathy can’t simply coexist with cognitive decline but must precede it An eye condition linked to diabetes may foreshadow dementia years before the first signs of memory loss appear, a comprehensive new review of research suggests. The review,…...
Exposure to common household chemicals linked to breast cancer risk
12+ hour, 50+ min ago (528+ words) Researchers find chemicals used in plastic bottles, beverage cans, hair relaxers, or toys may change tissue in ways that make them more susceptible to breast cancer later in life Exposure to common household chemicals might alter how human breast tissue…...