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A New Study Finds a Link Between Dietary Choices and Brain Health
A new study of more than 180,000 participants found a “profound” link between dietary choices and brain health. Wholegrains Oatmeal has more protein than most grains, and low in fibre and protein. Meta-analysis has demonstrated there is an increased risk of cognitive impairment and neurological complications in those with diabetes.
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Read more at inews
Weight Loss and Bone Density
Extreme weight loss can harm bone density, but extreme weight loss and crash diets are the most damaging. Advertisement This may be particularly relevant now in the world of GLP-1 medications, such as Wegovy and Ozempic.
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Read more at HuffPost UK
5 Ways To Protect Your Skin During Summer Runs
Keep up to date with the latest stories with our WalesOnline newsletter. This condition, characterised by premature aging signs such as wrinkles, fine lines, and sunspots, can be prevented with the right skincare routine and sun protection measures. Oakley offers five practical tips to help you maintain healthy, glowing skin throughout the summer.
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RSABI Blood Pressure - A Great Start
Nurse Annie MacDonald and all the team at RSABI wanted to thank everyone who came to get their blood pressure checked or took home health and well-being info. Annie said she was 'astounded' by the enthusiasm for the initiative.
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Read more at The Scottish Farmer
British Association of Social Workers (BASW) Celebrates Amazing Social Workers Campaign
Lucy Wilkin, an advanced social work practitioner for Worcestershire County Council's Adult Mental Health Team, has been recognised in the British Association of Social Workers. The campaign celebrates the work carried out across the UK's social work landscape. Its goal is to highlight both the accomplishments of professionals in the sector and the importance of social work.
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Read more at Worcester News
NR Health and Fitness Club in Lowestoft - Refurbished Gym Facilities
The newly refurbished gym facilities at NR Health and Fitness Club in Lowestoft have undergone a huge transformation following a £250,000 investment. As the company took over the former Nirvana gym that was run by Sentinel - which closed in March 2022 when the company ceased trading - new equipment has now been installed. Picture: Mick Howes "It is for our loyal, local members - we have over 1,700 members here in less than two years, which is fantastic
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Read more at Eastern Daily Press
The Red Eye Disease Epidemic in Uganda
According to the Ministry of Health, there are three main types of conjunctivitis: infectious, allergic and chemical. The first cases of red eye disease were detected in Kassanda and Kaweeri prisons on February 26, information from the Health ministry shows that many patients present with symptoms such as red eyes, itching, tearing, swelling, grainy sensation, headache and fever. By March 6, the total reported cases had shot up to 3, according to official records from the ministry.
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Read more at Monitor
German Doctors Need More Support to Work in the Healthcare System
Germany is emerging as a favored destination for migrating doctors. According to the German Medical Association, approximately 60,000 doctors without German citizenship currently work in the country, about 12% of the medical workforce. The majority of foreign-born doctors in Germany originate from other European countries or Middle Eastern nations, with the largest group coming from Syria.
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Read more at DW (English)
China Helps Uganda Combat Malaria
Uganda continues to struggle with malaria, accounting for 5.4 percent of global cases. Uganda ranks as the seventh-highest contributor to malaria deaths globally. China has also helped Uganda in terms of research through the China-Uganda Friendship Hospital donated by the Asian country.
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Read more at Independent
WICHITA, Kan. - Neighbors Meet to Discuss Changes to the Mental Health Hospital
Neighbors near the proposed site of a new state mental health hospital met Friday night to discuss concerns over changes to the project. These changes would move the facility west of MacArthur and Meridian closer to homes and potentially allow for a work-release program. The project is one Wichita City Council vote away from beginning construction.
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Read more at KWCH