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Long Term Illnesses - The Guardian's Larry Elliott
Office for National Statistics figures suggest there are 2.8 million people not looking for work because of health issues. This is up from the 2.6 million previously estimated and a one-third increase on the 2.1 million before the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Federal Ministry of Health to Send Medical Personnel Abroad
Dr Peter Ebeigbe is the 23rd President of the National Postgraduate Medical College, Ijanikin, Lagos State. He is expected to hold the position for the next two years after taking over from Dr Akinsanya Osibogun.
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Free Medical Outreach in Nigeria
Oge Ilegbune said there is a need for inter-sectoral collaboration in the health sector. She disclosed this at the centre’s free medical outreach programme in Lagos State on Saturday. The aim of the medical outreach was to provide the public with free healthcare and other medical services.
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Understanding Winter Smog and Its Health Impacts
Dr. Vikas Agrawal sheds light on the composition of winter smog and its health effects. The complex amalgamation of particulate matter, Nitrogen Oxide, Sulfur Dioxide, Volatile Organic Compounds, Ground-Level Ozone, Carbon Monoxide. These pollutants undergo chemical reactions in the atmosphere, exacerbating the air quality and posing significant health risks.
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Governors Bay Volunteer Fire Brigade Makes a Splash for a Cause
Governors Bay Volunteer Fire Brigade raised over $6500 through a charity swim relay to support youth mental health services. The event, aimed at supporting the I Am Hope organization, saw 22 swimmers collectively swim 700 lengths at the local pool, surpassing their initial $5000 goal.
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New Research Highlights Alarming Trends in New Zealand Health
New research conducted by nib New Zealand has exposed a concerning trend among Kiwis. 47% of New Zealanders are not up to date with their general health checks. 84% neglect skin checks crucial in a country with one of the highest rates of melanoma globally. Dental and eye screenings also saw low compliance rates.
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Will Pucovski in Good Spirits After 12th Concussion Scare
Victoria activated a concussion substitute, with Campbell Kellaway replacing the right-hander for the remainder of the match. Will Sutherland said: ‘He’s headed home already, but hopefully he can look after himself and be back playing as soon as possible’. Victoria, currently second on the Sheffield Shield ladder, will next face Western Australia from March 11.
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Is Smog As Bad As Smoke?
Winter smog is a complex mixture of various pollutants that can have adverse effects on air quality and human health. Smoke rises from a brick kiln during a smoggy morning in Kathmandu, Nepal. It includes particulate matter, Nitrogen Oxide, Sulfur Dioxide, Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), Ground-Level Ozone (O3), Carbon Monoxide (CO), Heavy Metals and Ammonia (NH3).
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Can Drinking Olive Oil Really Work Miracles For Our Health?
Celebrities such as Kourtney Kardashian, Beyonce, Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Lopez all extol the virtues of swigging extra virgin as well as slathering it on their skin. Goldie Hawn reportedly drinks olive oil before bed and uses it topically as a moisturiser. Some dermatologists warn against using it as skin care altogether – bad news for JLo.
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