What Doctors Don't Tell You Australia/NZ

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Sitting around too much could have a big impact on cancer survival. The most sedentary among us have an 82 percent increased risk of dying from their cancer, say researchers from the University of Texas. Just getting up off your chair and doing somet

Business Today

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Need for better public health infrastructure: We need to have greater public health infrastructure so that we are ready for any calamity of this order in the future Focus on public hygiene, immunity: The pandemic brought back the focus on public hygi

Women's Running

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Pandemics have always ranked among Kaitlin Goodman’s greatest fears. It’s one reason she earned a master’s degree in public health at Brown University. Since graduating in 2018, she has balanced work as a public health consultant with training, racin

Beijing Review

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More than 20 days have passed since the Chinese Government launched an all-out battle against the novel coronavirus pneumonia on January 20, and the campaign has now entered a critical stage. Since February 8, the number of recovered patients dischar

Woman's Own

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Yasmin Ibrahim, 49, from London ‘I realised my pelvic floor wasn’t working as effectively as it should be about eight years ago, but it worsened during the perimenopause, when I noticed leaks, especially during exercise. I started using Pelviva (fro

TIME

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THE CORONAVIRUS THAT NOW POSES A DIRE THREAT TO PUBLIC HEALTH and to the world economy is so dangerous partly because it is novel—a new harm that our bodies and our governments must learn to face. But it is also a reminder of a lesson we should have

Time Magazine International Edition

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This pandemic seems a little different in that the U.S. doesn’t seem to be serving as a model for how to best respond. What has been responsible for that? If you score the U.S., our domestic response has been weak but can improve. Our R&D response—fu

Women's Fitness

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In recent times, running has been a comfort for many of us. Figures from Sport England show that the number of Brits running outside increased by 731,000 during the first lockdown, while data from Asics’ Runkeeper app revealed a 44 per cent rise in m

Manhattan Institute

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The latest Covid-19 case data support moving forward with gradual reopening of commercial and social activities.

Woman's Weekly

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The number of people getting dementia is decreasing, according to a new report by Harvard University. The study shows that dementia risk has been dropping by around 13% a decade over the past 27 years, but mostly in men. In Britain, the average man’s

Good Health

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Anytime you travel, you want to stay healthy and return home in one piece. Well before your trip begins, make sure you are covered with travel insurance so you can embark on your big adventure worry-free. Don’t forget to pack any prescription medicat

Time Magazine International Edition

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THE CORONAVIRUS THAT NOW POSES A DIRE THREAT TO PUBLIC HEALTH and to the world economy is so dangerous partly because it is novel—a new harm that our bodies and our governments must learn to face. But it is also a reminder of a lesson we should have

STAT

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AstraZeneca could start profiting from its Covid-19 vaccine as soon as July 2021, according to a memo showing the drug maker can declare when it considers the pandemic over.

Woman

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Ears are often neglected when it comes to our regular check-ups, according to a recent study.* But 26 is the average age we should start being tested regularly. You can get a free hearing check-up on the NHS at your local opticians. Soy wax candles

The Atlantic

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News of scientific developments now reaches a much wider audience in this pandemic. But not all science news is created equal, and the difference between a meaningful study and a meaningless one is typically distinguished only through terms many Amer

VOGUE India

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Her story is the stuff of hashtags, tweets and modern history. She’s the virologist who delivered a working test kit hours before she was rushed in for a caesarean section. With seven years of experience in molecular disease detection procedures, her

Mother & Baby India

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● Change the sanitary pad at least once a day. ● Expose the region to fresh air for a few minutes every day. ● Wash regularly with warm water and a mild soap. ● Wear loose-fitting salwars or trousers to prevent the area from being rubbed. ● Wear cott

Healthy Food Guide

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Unfortunately, I have the very nasty autoimmune disease scleroderma, and your comprehensive but easy to understand article on dealing with chronic inflammation comes at the right time leading into the cooler months. I’ll be increasing my intake of oi

Woman's Own

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‘Supplements can help if you’re not sure you’re getting the nutrients you need from food, but they must not be used as a replacement for a healthy diet,’ warns Sophie. ‘No amount of pills or potions can outrun a poor diet, lack of exercise or too muc

Woman's Own

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When it comes to your health, large groups of friends can be draining and have a negative impact.* ‘Having just a few means that our friends are likely to know us better and to understand what we need in terms of support,’ says psychotherapist Dr Jo

You South Africa

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Vaccines against Covid-19 have been dominating the news for weeks now. The government was criticised for being slow to the party, dithering about which vaccine to buy and letting deadlines slip. Then there was the disappointment of the AstraZeneca ja

Union of Concerned Scientists

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This is President Trump’s approach to nearly every public health and environmental threat: find some way to exclude the experts, stop them from speaking publicly, and make decisions in a vacuum. The deliberate sidelining of public health experts and

Good Health Choices Magazine NZ

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Anytime you travel, you want to stay healthy and return home in one piece. Well before your trip begins, make sure you are covered with travel insurance so you can embark on your big adventure worry-free. Don’t forget to pack any prescription medicat

Horse & Hound

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PROS: ✓ allow intake to be monitored CONS: ✗ capacity is limited ✗ can be kicked over or broke ✗ labour intensive ✗ freeze easily PROS: ✓ good capacity CONS: ✗ with an autofill trough, individual intake cannot be measured ✗ difficult to keep clean ✗

Woman's Day

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After the ups and downs of 2020, thankfully the new year isn’t too far away – and you can keep your life in check with the The Australian Women’s Health Diary 2021! Not only will it keep you organised for the year ahead, it also includes helpful advi

You South Africa

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We asked Professor Lucille Blumberg of the National Institute for Communicable Diseases; infection, prevention and control expert Professor Shaheen Mehtar; public health communications expert Dr Warren Parker and Dr Beth Engelbrecht of the Western Ca

Woman's Day Magazine NZ

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After the ups and downs of 2020, thankfully the new year isn’t too far away – and you can keep your life in check with the The Australian Women’s Health Diary 2021! Not only will it keep you organised for the year ahead, it also includes helpful advi

Futurity

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How to safely manage a return home for college students this Thanksgiving depends on family circumstances, argues David Cennimo. As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, college students are preparing to return home for the long weekend or the rest of

Shooting Gazette

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West London Shooting School (WLSS) has donated 200 pairs of protective glasses to the NHS after learning of a shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) for medical staff currently dealing with the coronavirus outbreak. Mark Heath, senior instru

Saturday Star

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BERLIN mayor Michael Mueller is keeping all options on the table as high Covid-19 infection rates in the capital prompt concern across Germany, which recorded more than 4500 new cases yesterday. On Thursday, the city’s infections spilled over into a