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High concentrations of H5N1 bird flu detected in milk
Health officials have reported the detection of "extremely high concentrations" of avian influenza in milk. Friday, the World Health Organisation (WHO) reported the discovery of avian influenza, also referred to as H5N1, in raw milk, defined as milk that has not undergone conventional pasteurization procedures to eliminate pathogens. Officials stated that major retailers' standard product, pasteurized milk, remains safe.
Experts claim X-rays, MRI for migrant age checks unethical
X-rays and MRIs used to determine the age of migrants are inaccurate, unethical, and run the risk of prolonging NHS wait times, according to radiographers. The implementation of novel legislation in January authorised the Home Office to ascertain the age of a migrant below 16 by analysing MRI scans of the quadriceps and collarbones and X-rays of the teeth and wrists.
Car LED headlights glare linked to heart condition risks
Thus, many may find solace in the fact that the government will initiate an investigation into dazzlingly bright headlamps this month. However, researchers suggest that addressing the issue of these lights could do more than enhance road safety; it could also reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and headaches, especially among middle-aged and elderly drivers.
Bras essential for women’s health, radiographers urge VAT exemption
Radiographers argue that bras ought to be exempt from VAT as they are vital to women's health. Delegates at the Society of Radiographers' annual conference will demand that the Treasury eliminate the tax, arguing that it discriminates against women disproportionately and could be deemed so under the Equality Act. By utilising X-rays, MRI scans, and CT scans, diagnostic radiographers can identify the musculoskeletal issues brought on by ill-fitting undergarments.
Vegan cuisine is ‘worse for your health than eating actual meat’
A vegan diet will not enhance your health, according to one study. A 'clear benefit' for cardiac health has not been identified in plant-based meat products, according to researchers. It also appeared that those who consumed synthetic sausages, hamburgers, and mince had higher blood pressure than those who consumed meat.
Has hay fever? The definitive seasonal sniffles cure
Hay fever will cause 'absolute agony' for an estimated 10 million Britons during the spring and summer of this year. Triticum spherical pollen, watery eyes, and an itchy pharynx are the typical allergens responsible for inducing these symptoms, which manifest at various periods throughout the year. Others are 'unfortunate enough' to be allergic to tree, grass and vegetation pollen, according to Well Pharmacy's deputy superintendent pharmacist, George Sandhu.
Patients queue for GP; one told to return tomorrow
Desperate Britons have waited "around the block" in line to obtain an appointment at a general practitioner's office. Dozens of individuals awoke early this morning in anticipation of securing a position outside Hilly Fields Medical Centre in Brockley, south London, in scenes that exemplified the perpetual crisis afflicting the nation. An individual, who waited in queue for one hour and forty-five minutes before being informed that none remained, described the circumstance as a "chasm."
Doctor warns Ozempic increases risk 900 percent
A renowned physician has cautioned that Ozempic is not a panacea and has characterised its adverse effects as "terrifying" and "quite alarming." Given the monthly prescription of weight reduction medication to millions of Americans, nutrition expert Dr. Mark Hyman predicts that even more unintended consequences will eventually become apparent.
WHO criticized for false vaping seizure claim by fact-checkers
The World Health Organization's assertion that vaping can induce seizures within hours drew criticism last night. Users' fact-checking of the international health organization on X prompted the social media platform to publish a Community Note. The note stated, "This post is supported by inconclusive evidence derived from unreviewed studies."
Scientists offer the best technique to stop stress-related anger
Attempting to manage fury through running, deep breathing, or even sobbing into a pillow has been effective. However, according to new research, the wisest action may be to write down your reaction on paper and discard it. Scientists discovered the method was so effective that it eradicated feelings of wrath "virtually entirely."
Fitness pills that work and those that waste time
Whether you are an experienced gym-goer or someone just beginning their fitness voyage, you have likely heard that supplements can enhance your workout. However, according to sports nutritionists, many of these energy and fat-burning supplements are extra and prohibitively expensive. According to them, supplementing your workout with a straightforward protein smoothie, banana, and a cup of coffee may be more effective.
Britons to get low-cost Alzheimer’s blood tests in trials
Thousands of Britons will receive Alzheimer's blood tests at a reduced cost to reform the "shocking" diagnostic rates of the NHS. Researchers from Oxford and University College London will use tests to detect blood proteins associated with memory-robbing disease and other forms of dementia as part of two landmark clinical trials. Obtaining a formal diagnosis in the United Kingdom at this time requires invasive and painful lumbar punctures, brain scans, or mental aptitude tests.