Coronavirus: Frailty 'indicator' to survival

Researchers say it is as important as age or other health issues in determining if someone may die.

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Coronavirus: Data needed quicker to target local outbreaks, say doctors

The call from doctors follows a lockdown in Leicester, amid a rise in Covid-19 cases.

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Coconut sugar is better for you, right? Well, not really…

It’s often touted as a ‘healthier’ alternative, but its claims have yet to be substantiated. Dietitian Melissa Meier debunks some myths about coconut sugar and explains why she won't spend her money on it. 

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5 ways your tongue could be quietly alerting you to a health issue

Your tongue can tell you a surprising amount about your health. Traditional Chinese medicine doctor Dr. Irene Prantalos explains the ways in which your tongue might be trying to tell you something isn't as it should be. 

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Lizzo has gone vegan! Here’s what her day on a plate looks like

The Grammy-award winning singer is on a health kick and has recently made the transition to a plant-based diet. She's shared what she now eats in a day in a series of TikTok videos.

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A handy guide to recycling your beauty products

From refillable products, zero-waste packaging and ocean waste plastics, to what you can and can't actually recycle, Kelsey Ferencak and TerraCycle's Jean Bailliard explain how to properly dispose of your #empties.

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Full list of all the NEW restrictions easing in July

The social distancing restrictions keep easing, hallelujah. But just what is opening, and where? 

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Say hello to the sexiest suburbs in Australia

Turns out the people of Preston are all about bondage while Alice Springs stock their carts with strap-ons...

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The collagen breakfast challenge

Seven breakfast recipes that include collagen to get you back on the path of both inner and outer beauty.

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Coronavirus: Calls for government to plan public inquiry

The NHS ombudsman asks government to listen to patient complaints in order to learn from mistakes.

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Period poverty: Rise in free sanitary products needed in lockdown

Women unable to buy sanitary products have used newspaper or pillow cases instead, one charity says.

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WHO warns worst of coronavirus pandemic is ‘yet to come’

The World Health Organization has warned the global war against the COVID-19 pandemic is not over and in fact, the worst could be just ahead.

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Coronanvirus: Snacking and family meals increase in lockdown

Young people's eating habits have meant more snacks but also more shared meals, say researchers.

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Federal government runs out of free face masks; TSA also faces shortage

An initiative to provide Americans with free face coverings has run out of supplies, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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This easy-as mug cake is manner from microwave heaven

This decadent tasting chocolate mug cake recipe by dietitian Steph Schatz is gluten-free, and only takes two minutes to cook. 

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Amid surge in coronavirus cases and mounting criticism, GOP leaders do about-face on masks

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage large swaths of the U.S., leading Republicans and even some right-wing TV personalities have come out in favor of wearing masks to prevent the spread of the virus.

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Can the developing world endure the coronavirus?

For the first few months of the pandemic, the worst impacts were concentrated in rich countries. Recently, the number of cases in developing countries that may be vulnerable to severe outbreaks has increased.

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Biden says Trump has 'surrendered' in fight against coronavirus

Presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden said President Trump has “surrendered” in the fight against the coronavirus as new cases skyrocket in the U.S. Joe Biden speaks on June 30, 2020, in Wilmington, Delaware.

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CDC map: More than 30 states are open despite having 'zero' days of decreasing coronavirus cases

An internal map from the CDC shows that as many as 32 states are not seeing any decreases in coronavirus cases, and positive lab test results have jumped to nearly 8 percent nationwide.

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Covid-19 news: UK deaths fall below five-year average

The latest coronavirus news updated every day including coronavirus cases, the latest news, features and interviews from New Scientist and essential information about the covid-19 pandemic

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Scotland could eliminate the coronavirus – if it weren't for England

Scotland may be only weeks away from no new daily cases of coronavirus. As the nation gets close, cases from over the border will become a big problem.

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Lockdown measures return as covid-19 cases spike in several countries

Coronavirus cases have surged in several areas thought to have the virus under control, including parts of South Korea, Australia and the US.

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Cystic fibrosis patients offered 'life-transforming' drug

The three-drug combination, Kaftrio, will now be available on the NHS in England.

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'We are not ready for the 2nd wave,' warn national security Democrats

Using their expertise in military or intelligence services to compensate for what they see as President Trump’s deficient handling of the crisis, national security Democrats have enjoined their Republican counterparts to refocus on the pandemic. 

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As COVID spikes again in some states, bars are shuttered and faces covered

Local leaders are rolling back reopenings, issuing mandates for wearing masks and closing down some beaches in advance of the Fourth of July holiday.

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Coronavirus: Hydroxychloroquine trial to restart

The UK's regulator says testing of the controversial anti-malarial drug can be resumed.

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Death rate 'back to normal' in UK

It is the first time weekly deaths have been below the five-year average since mid March.

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Skincare must-haves to stock up on before EOFY sales end

Has the cold weather snap left your skin in need of nourishment? Now's the time to refresh your skincare routine with these brilliant EOFY sale beauty buys.

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Coronavirus: Worst could be yet to come, WHO warns

The pandemic "is not even close to being over", the World Health Organization's chief says.

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Dan Churchill’s almond butter protein bars are guaranteed to satisfy

Dan Churchill is a celebrity chef, a qualified exercise physiologist and the resident food expert for Chris Hemsworth's Centr app, so we're guessing he knows a thing or two about how healthy snacking. Here, he shares his go-to recipe for a mid-afternoon munch to keep those hunger pains at bay. 

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Coronavirus: How those missed off the shielding list have fared in lockdown

Transplant patients and some with rare lung diseases were initially missed off the shielding list.

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Enter our competition to WIN a P.E Nation wardrobe

Treat yourself to activewear heaven with Body+Soul’s incredible P.E Nation gift pack. Enter online for your chance to WIN big!

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As coronavirus spreads to people under 40, it's making them sicker — and for longer — than once thought

Once assumed to be safe from the dangers of COVID-19, younger adults share their prolonged struggles with the disease.

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Coronavirus: 'When lockdown eased, my panic attacks returned'

When lockdown began Seaneen Molloy's panic attacks stopped, but as restrictions are eased, her anxiety is returning.

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Leicester lockdown tightened as coronavirus cases rise

Non-essential shops and schools will close for most pupils in the city, the health secretary says.

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Flu virus with 'pandemic potential' found in China

It appears to be able to infect people, although pigs are the hosts, say experts.

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Covid-19 news: Leicester faces prolonged lockdown after local outbreak

The latest coronavirus news updated every day including coronavirus cases, the latest news, features and interviews from New Scientist and essential information about the covid-19 pandemic

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Many government call handlers traced no Covid contacts

Thousands of call handlers hired to track down the contacts of coronavirus cases did not find any.

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Coronavirus doctor's diary: A 'dying' patient's miraculous recovery

When Mohammed Azeem arrived in hospital his blood oxygen levels were "not compatible with life" as one doctor put it.

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Chigwell care home reunites families from behind screen

A home builds a summerhouse to enable relatives to see each other for the first time since March.

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Delaying IVF by three months doesn't seem to affect success rates

The coronavirus outbreak has put fertility treatments on hold for many, but an analysis of pre-pandemic data suggests a short delay won't affect eventual success rates

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Acknowledging odd coronavirus symptoms is vital to stopping its spread

Covid-19 can have long-lived symptoms including exhaustion, weight loss and rashes. Unless we officially recognise them, we can’t identify people who may have caught it or trace their contacts

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Nurse hugs two-year-old son after 11 weeks apart

Charlotte Cole isolated from her son George after Covid-19 was confirmed at her workplace.

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Leicester lockdown: Restrictions could be extended for two weeks

Leicester's mayor says current coronavirus restrictions may remain in place for an extra fortnight.

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Singapore hands out coronavirus tracing devices

The government's TraceTogether tokens are aimed at people who do not have smartphones.

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A hairdresser’s tips for salvaging your iso hair fails

Got a little carried away with the fun of isolation? Hairdresser Rose Cain is here with the top tips you need to get your hair looking ready for the public eye once more.

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Hebei: China locks down 400,000 people after virus spike near Beijing

It's a small spike in Hebei near Beijing - but enough for officials to reinstate a strict lockdown.

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Coronavirus: 'Swift and dangerous turn' in Texas cases, says governor

The state governor says 5,000 people are being hospitalised daily as Texans are urged to wear masks.

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Why the last 5kg are the hardest to lose (and how to actually do it)

We've all been there - trying to budge those last stubborn five kg - but dietitian Melissa Meier knows the secret to shifting them for good.

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The mental game of creating healthy habits, according to a behavioural scientist

Feeling like your mental wellbeing can use some work? Behavioural scientist, Dr Pippa Wood, shares her most practical habits to up your mental health game. 

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Coronavirus: Number of mobile testing units to more than double

A further 1,763 armed forces personnel will help with testing at the 140 new pop-up facilities.

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The ‘non-diet’ that changed Veronica’s life

Veronica has been on a diet since the age of 12, but it wasn't until she discovered how to 'eat a rainbow' that her life truly changed. 

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Yes, you can eat yourself happy – here’s how

The latest science is proving that a healthy diet isn’t only better for you, it’s a mood booster, too. But even the researchers are surprised with the results...

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A warm strawberry, beetroot and grain salad to keep you healthy and happy

Strawberries are in season and it's time to celebrate with a warm salad that will keep you full and satisfied, while loading you up with greens and good stuff. 

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‘Hot tub rash’ is a deadly risk if you take regular spa baths

Taylor Bryant first experienced cramping in her right leg - days later blisters had formed on her leg, and her skin was cracking and blackening. 

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As Texas coronavirus cases surge, Pence attends megachurch service

Vice President Mike Pence peeled off his White House-branded mask and smiled at a crowd of thousands Sunday morning. Yet he wasn’t technically headlining a political rally — he was at church in a state that has seen a dramatic spike in coronavirus cases.

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Coronavirus: Survivors 'at risk of PTSD'

Leading doctors call for regular check ups of those who have been treated in hospital.

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Fan therapy is a treatment option for relieving of chronic breathlessness

The largest meta-analysis of pharmaceutical treatments of Generalised Anxiety Disorder consolidates current knowledge and reveals convincing effectiveness of Venlafaxine

Mental health nurses can play a key role in supporting gay, bisexual and two-spirit men experiencing mental health challenges and inequalities

Fathers get depressed too: lifestyle and relationship factors, stress and sleep quality are associated with depression in new fathers in the first 6 months postbirth

Medication assisted therapy (MAT) for opioid use disorder (OUD) in youth improves outcomes and saves lives

It is time to consider labour companionship as a human rights issue

Provider-level characteristics are significantly associated with the increased likelihood of mastectomy over conservative surgery among elderly women with breast cancer

The evidence base for pain management of people with dementia in the community is weak and needs to be improved

Being non-frail and having an elective procedure are the strongest predictors associated with functional recovery among older survivors of major surgery

Student nurses require a supportive environment when exercising their moral obligation for patient safety

Australian secondary analysis reveals that vascular access device procedures aimed at preventing harm may be causing skin complications

Qualitative research shows that preferences for place of end-of-life care and death are shaped by the uncertainty of living with a life-limiting illness for patients and family caregivers and are neither synonymous nor stable

Pain assessments in emergency departments lack consistency and validity, and this impacts effective pain management

Metasynthesis: dying adults transition process from cure-focused to comfort-focused care

Compounded creams no better than placebo creams for localised chronic pain

Negative workplace behaviour: nurses power games, blame culture and incivility--why nurses do not care for each other

Duration of antibiotic treatment for common infections frequently exceeds recommended guidelines, potentially impacting antimicrobial resistance

Evaluation of care coordination among healthy community-dwelling older adults finds promising but minimal impact

Maternal weight status before pregnancy is strongly associated with offspring weight status in childhood

School asthma intervention programme effectively improved childrens knowledge and attitudes, and led to decreased hospital admission, length of stay and school absences

Coronavirus: Leicester 'could be locked down' says home secretary

Priti Patel says it is "correct" that the government is considering the move.

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Coronavirus: Florida and Texas reverse reopening as US cases pass 2.5m

Florida and Texas reverse moves to reopen business amid warnings hospitals may soon be overwhelmed.

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Coronavirus: Expert says Scotland 'could be Covid-free by end of summer'

Prof Devi Sridhar says the country could eliminate the coronavirus if the decline in new cases continues.

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Coronavirus and psychiatric hospitals: 'Staff are scared, patients are scared'

How the pandemic has impacted those living and working in one of England's psychiatric hospitals.

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Americans confront 'very scary' next phase of coronavirus pandemic as new infections spike across the South

Calling the recent surge in coronavirus cases in states like Florida, Texas and Arizona “very scary,” Yahoo News Medical Contributor Dr. Kavita Patel said she fears the virus will continue to flare up in communities around the country throughout the summer.

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Coronavirus: More care urged for pregnant BAME patients

Maternity units in England are being asked to provide more checks and support during the pandemic.

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Coronavirus: The health claims that won't go away

Why this misleading health advice keeps appearing online.

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Citing 'irrational fears' of killer pandemic, Republicans fight face masks in Congress

The face mask culture war arrived in full force on Capitol Hill on Friday when a bitter dispute erupted in a congressional hearing room, with Republicans refusing to wear face coverings and Democrats insisting that they do so. 

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Managers who think gender bias isn’t a problem make it worse

A study of managers in veterinary medicine – where over half the workforce is female – finds that women are seen as less competent and worthy of lower salary compared with men with identical performance reviews

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Pence hails ‘remarkable progress’ on COVID-19 as new cases surge in many states

Vice President Mike Pence hailed “remarkable progress” toward returning the nation to normalcy at the first public briefing of the Coronavirus Task Force in nearly two months on Friday, on a day the nation recorded a new record high for coronavirus cases recorded.

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New Yahoo News/YouGov coronavirus poll: Two-thirds of Americans say masks should be mandatory, siding with Biden over Trump

As coronavirus case counts soar, a new Yahoo News/YouGov poll shows that two-thirds of Americans now share Joe Biden’s position on masks — even as Republicans, and President Trump, continue to oppose it.  

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CDC maps show Florida's deepening coronavirus crisis, as state shatters daily case record

The Sunshine State reported nearly 9,000 new cases on Friday as its death toll ticked over 3,400.

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Covid-19 news: We still lack evidence on relaxing 2-metre rule

The latest coronavirus news updated every day including coronavirus cases, the latest news, features and interviews from New Scientist and essential information about the covid-19 pandemic

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Coronavirus: US hits record high in daily cases

Texas orders bars to close after the US recorded more than 40,000 infections in a day.

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Liverpool: Mayor fears Covid-19 spike over Anfield fan gathering

Joe Anderson says it was "disappointing" to see so many Liverpool fans ignore official advice.

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Coronavirus: Tsar says PPE shortage crisis is over

Lord Deighton admits there were "big problems" up to a month ago getting protective kit to NHS staff.

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Coronavirus: Second national lockdown not needed - Neil Ferguson

Prof Neil Ferguson tells the BBC he expects to see a targeted approach to tackling local outbreaks.

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In face of pandemic, Trump pushes Obamacare repeal

If the health care program is overturned by the Supreme Court, millions of Americans could lose their insurance coverage.

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Coronavirus death rate falling in hospitals

Researchers at the University of Oxford identified the pattern in hospital case data for England.

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Lister and Watford hospitals discharged 130 without Covid-19 tests

At least 275 people have died in Hertfordshire's care homes during the coronavirus pandemic.

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Kim K’s latest selfie shows her frightening obsession with body image

Once again, Kim Kardashian West is selling the message that to be sexy, popular and accepted you need to distort your body. So wrong.

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Coronavirus: Volunteers wanted for antibody test trials

NHS and public service volunteers are being recruited across England for an antibody test study.

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Are you having ‘old-fashioned’ sex?

The sex tech industry is getting bigger and better by the year, with a plethora of futuristic toys available at our fingertips. So are those who stick to older trends missing out? We checked in with an expert.

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The beginner’s guide to carb cycling for weight loss

F45 nutritionist Kim Bowman explains how this dietary schedule of alternating your carbohydrates works and what you should eat during the different stages. 

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The Aussie blokes making skincare easy for men

Understanding the ins and outs of men's skincare can be tricky, but newly launched Bondi Skin Co have cracked the code. The founders behind the brand tell us why. 

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Beto O'Rourke thinks Texas is 'Biden's to lose'

Although his presidential bid failed to gain traction, former Rep. Beto O’Rourke came within a hair of becoming a senator from Texas in 2018 and performed better than any Democrat in a statewide race in nearly 30 years. 

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Covid-19 news: Cases rising in Europe following eased lockdowns

The latest coronavirus news updated every day including coronavirus cases, the latest news, features and interviews from New Scientist and essential information about the covid-19 pandemic

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New U.S. COVID-19 cases surpass peak set in April as states rethink strategy

States stretching from Florida to California are seeing record highs in cases as hospitals begin to fill up and Republican governors urge the use of masks.

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The coronavirus is leaving some people with permanent lung damage

Lung inflammation and blood clots caused by covid-19 can lead to scarring and long-term breathlessness and coughing in some people, for which there is no treatment

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Coronavirus UK map: How many confirmed cases are there in your area?

Key graphics explaining how coronavirus has spread in the UK and the government's response.

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Why strange and debilitating coronavirus symptoms can last for months

From extreme fatigue to weight loss, numbness, breathing difficulties and chest pain, some people’s covid-19 symptoms are proving very hard to shake

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Coronavirus: Tracers ask over 100,000 to self-isolate

The close contacts of people who test positive are being traced by new NHS service in England.

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NHS annual clap: UK encouraged to mark anniversary on 5 July

The NHS's 72-years of work, including its efforts during the coronavirus outbreak, will be saluted.

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UK weather: What is the UV Index and why could it break UK records?

The UK could experience some of the highest UV levels ever recorded, on Thursday.

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City in UK takes steps to test entire population for coronavirus

Southampton in the UK plans to test thousands of people each week using cheap saliva tests. If the trial goes well, researchers want to test everyone in the city once a week

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The everyday healthy habit that got Phoebe Burgess through isolation

From stretching in the sun to cups of tea, Phoebe Burgess shares the daily rituals she created during isolation and why she’ll be sticking to them long after.

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The best EOFY deals for a killer new pair of headphones

If you've been meaning to update your old headphones to something a little fancier, now's the time to spend up while leading brands like Bose, Beats by Dre, Sony and more celebrate the end of the financial year. 

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‘I wanted to get rid of my dark under eye circles, now they’re a distant memory’

Dark under eyes can be one of the hardest (and most expensive) skin issues to treat. As Valentina Todoroska well knows. But thanks to this low-cost solution from The Ordinary, it doesn't have to be. 

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‘Self-isolation made me see my fiancé in a new way’

While some couples experienced more turbulent times in their relationships during social isolation, others grew closer. Valentina Todoroska spoke to clinical counsellor and psychotherapist, Julie Sweet, about why this is.

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Best buys for stepping up your sex toy game

If you've already dipped your toes into the world of sex toys and you're feeling ready to take things to the next level, we've got the round-up of the new options you should add to your collection.

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Could your achey gut woes be caused by a sulphur build up?

Sulphur helps your happy hormones (AKA serotonin and dopamine levels), however you can have too much of a good thing. Nurse and naturopath Madeline Calfas explains how an overdose of sulphur within the body can be the cause behind some very common symptoms. 

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How James Van Der Beek’s miscarriage message smashed a dangerous trend

The star of Dawson’s Creek, James Van Der Beek, has revealed a “harrowing” tragedy thathas shocked fans.

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Jesinta Franklin’s new-mum beauty routine is a lesson in curated simplicity

Jesinta Franklin shares how her approach to beauty, health and wellness has changed - including why a postpartum Doula, belly-binding and medicinal mushrooms are now part of her new routine. 

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Are ‘yoga pods’ the future of our yoga classes?

The world is changing post-coronavirus - no doubt about that. Recently, to uphold social distancing measures, Canadian pop-up fitness centre, Lmnts Outdoor Studio, has introduced futuristic yoga domes for participants. Is this the future of how we'll workout?

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A warm rice pudding recipe to rebalance your hormones

Naturopath Chloe Wilkinson knows that beauty comes from the inside, quite literally. Here, she shares her recipe for a simple rice pudding  that's a perfect (and delicious) way to keep your skin clear and glowing this winter. 

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Should you get a second flu jab this winter?

While no conclusive studies are done about the benefits of a second dose of cold and flu shots, if you suffer from health problems, it's worth discussing it with your GP. 

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Coronavirus: Antibody test lacks 'proper assessment'

The tests could waste scarce NHS resources, a group of senior academics is warning.

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Preventing a plague: fighting Kenya's locusts

Locust-trackers in Kenya are fighting to control the country's worst invasion of locusts for more than 70 years.

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Accumulating fewer genetic mutations linked to living a longer life

People who accumulate genetic mutations more slowly than others live longer and have children later in their life – which could mean we can predict lifespan using these mutations

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Coronavirus: Vaccine volunteers begin to get immunised

Kathy is one of about 300 people who will be immunised to help find a vaccine for Covid-19.

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How the coronavirus kills people – and how to stop it

We now know that the coronavirus kills by disrupting both our immune systems and blood clotting. But doctors are finding ways to beat this and boost survival rates

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Covid-19 news: UK health leaders warn of 'real risk' of a second wave

The latest coronavirus news updated every day including coronavirus cases, the latest news, features and interviews from New Scientist and essential information about the covid-19 pandemic

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As COVID cases fall in Europe, calls to ban travel from America rise. What the EU got right about controlling coronavirus.

The potential ban not only underscores how much worse the U.S. outbreak has gotten in recent days. It also highlights how much better the EU is currently doing than the U.S. But why?

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Coronavirus: Human trial of new vaccine begins in UK

Over the coming weeks, 300 healthy people will each be given two doses of the jab.

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Town in UK takes steps to test entire population for coronavirus

Southampton in the UK plans to test thousands of people each week using cheap saliva tests. If the trial goes well, researchers want to test everyone in the town once a week

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Coronavirus: More than half wait too long for non-Covid tests

A Labour Party analysis of NHS England figures revealed the growing backlog.

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The best beauty buys from Net-A-Porter’s 50% off sale

Treat yourself to luxury items at half the price from fashion and beauty retailer Net-A-Porter. 

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Top US health official Fauci warns of 'disturbing' new US surge

They also told US lawmakers that they had never been asked to slow testing for coronavirus.

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Our shower drains are a breeding ground for drug-resistant bacteria

Antibiotic-resistant bacteria have been found in over 80 per cent of private homes in Germany, mostly in shower drains, but also in dishwashers and washing machines

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Coronavirus: UK must prepare for second virus wave - health leaders

The warning comes as the prime minister announced sweeping relaxations to lockdown rules in England.

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‘I’m a yoga teacher & I’m saying the #fitspo trend is toxic’

Fitness advertising mostly contains images of thin, white women, but almost 80 per cent of women want to see more with a range of body shapes. So why aren't advertisers listening? 

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Harvard researchers reveal the 3 most effective at-home exercises

With the threat of coronavirus ever-present, it's understandable if you want to avoid the gym right now. But you can still get a gym-quality workout at home, as this Harvard researcher reveals. 

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‘I joined Hollywood’s fitness cult… with surprising success’

Here's one writer's journey of climbing an imaginary ladder set to a Will Sparks playlist. To call it 'intense' would be the understatement of the century.

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Coronavirus in India: Inside a Mumbai hospital ICU

Exclusive footage shows how one hospital in the city is coping with the influx of coronavirus patients.

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Coronavirus: Women denied abortions because of the pandemic

Women across Europe are struggling to get abortions because of the coronavirus pandemic.

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The second wave of panic buying has officially begun

Just as supermarket shelves started to replenish, Australians have started to panic buy toilet paper and other household essentials again in response to the surge in COVID-19 cases in Melbourne.

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This spinach and cauliflower mash proves comfort food can be healthy, too

While traditional mash potatoes are delicious, the cheese, butter and milk can leave you feeling a little heavy. This vegan alternative has all the comforting qualities of a classic mash but on the lighter side. 

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Covid-19 news: England to relax restrictions amid scientists' warnings

The latest coronavirus news updated every day including coronavirus cases, the latest news, features and interviews from New Scientist and essential information about the covid-19 pandemic

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Trump didn't order testing slowdown, Fauci says

Fauci’s assurance in congressional testimony comes three days after President Trump told supporters at a rally in Tulsa, Okla., that the increases in coronavirus testing were making the outbreak in the U.S. seem worse than it actually was and therefore reflecting poorly on his leadership of the nation.

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Trump denies he joked about wanting to slow COVID-19 testing: 'I don't kid'

The White House insisted President Trump was kidding when he told supporters at a rally in Tulsa, Okla., over the weekend that he wanted coronavirus testing in the United States slowed down in order to halt the country's mounting case count. The president said he was not.

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Why New Zealand decided to go for full elimination of the coronavirus

Michael Baker, the doctor who devised New Zealand’s aggressive coronavirus response, explains what inspired his successful strategy.

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Coronavirus: Morning-after pill access 'hit by lockdown'

Data shows significant drop in the number of emergency contraception sales amid Covid-19 lockdown.

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Coronavirus: Germany outbreak sparks fresh local lockdown

Authorities re-impose lockdown in a German district after an outbreak linked to a meatpacking plant.

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Coronavirus: Warning thousands could be left with lung damage

Tens of thousands of people will need to be checked to see if they have permanent damage, doctors say.

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Coronavirus: Newborn Mexican triplets test positive in 'unprecedented' case

Experts are investigating whether coronavirus could have been passed through the mother's placenta.

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The virus hunter who got Covid

Professor Peter Piot, one of the world’s top infectious disease experts, was hit by Covid-19.

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Net-A-Porter is taking 50% off activewear so run, don’t walk

The Net-A-Porter sale only happens twice a year, and we've found the best value buys. From sneakers to ski suits, there's plenty of chic athleisure wear to snap up for fraction of the usual rrp. 

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Emily Skye knows the terrifying speed of second baby labour

The fitness influencer thought she had time before welcoming her baby son - but a series of photos proves things certainly didn't go to plan.

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10 healthy habits that keeps celebrity chef Dan Churchill on track

Need some inspiration to kickstart your health goals but don't know where to start? Dan Churchill’s simple diet, fitness and mental health tips are all you need to feel a big difference.

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4 yoga poses to help you get a facelift and banish wrinkles

Want to get a natural facelift at home, without spending a cent? The answer lies in these four yoga poses.

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7 things women need to know about their pelvic floor, but don’t

There's a good chance you can't even remember the last time you thought about caring for your pelvic floor, but it's one of your body's most important group of muscles. Here's why, according to a pelvic floor expert...

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Apple WatchOS 7 will help us wash our hands properly and sleep better

The latest announcement from Apple sees some BIG changes to the everyday features of the Apple Watch, thanks to the watchOS 7 iOS update. The only catch? We'll have to wait until September for the update to roll out globally. Unless you want to try the beta version...?

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Apparently white rice has ‘same effect as eating pure table sugar’

New information from Harvard Medical School has likened the health detriments of a serving of white rice to white sugar, but how true is this? A dietitian weighs in...

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You won’t believe this banana bread is low in sugar AND carbs

If you thought banana bread had to be high in sugar and carbs to be tasty, think again. This recipe is full of flavour and fibre, which means you'll be satisfied for longer.

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Coronavirus: Male plasma contains higher levels of antibodies

The NHS is calling for men who have been ill with the virus to donate blood for treatment trials.

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Cancer drug: New treatment halts tumour growth

The first of a new family of drugs to stop cancer cells from repairing themselves has been trialled.

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Coronavirus: How to fly during a global pandemic

Jumping on a plane looks and feels different to how it did at the start of 2020.

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The virus hunter who got Covid

Professor Peter Piot, one of the world’s leading infectious disease experts, was struck down by Covid-19.

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Discrimination and divorce make you more likely to die early

A history of bad relationships, discrimination or financial insecurity can increase someone's risk of dying early, according to a study of people in the US

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Covid-19 news: WHO says poor global leadership making pandemic worse

The latest coronavirus news updated every day including coronavirus cases, the latest news, features and interviews from New Scientist and essential information about the covid-19 pandemic

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Shielding advice to stop in England on 1 August

And from 6 July, the extremely vulnerable will be able to meet up to six people outdoors.

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Coronavirus: South Korea confirms second wave of infections

The country was praised for its handling of the virus, but now cases are back on the rise.

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There will be another pandemic. Thankfully, we already know what to do

A battle plan for dealing with the inevitable next pandemic already exists – but it will take money and staying power to use it effectively when it is needed

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‘I won’t wear makeup again’: How COVID has changed our beauty standards

Social distancing has seen us forego our regular beauty appointments - but now that salons are trading again, will we want to go back to our once-stringent beauty routines? Kate Lancaster questions our relationship to beauty with and without an audience.

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Taryn Brumfitt wants us to embrace those ‘coronakilos’

If you've put on a few 'coronakilos', you're not alone. But body confidence advocate Taryn Brumfitt wants you to embrace those curves and love yourself - every last gram.

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MAFS’ Jules Robinson wants us to talk about incontinence

One in three Australian women experiences bladder leakage or incontinence, but most of us are embarrassed to talk about it - Jules Robinson is here to change that.

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Coronavirus: Brazil becomes second country to pass 50,000 deaths

Growing political unrest adds to Brazil's woes, days after it confirmed more than 1m Covid-19 cases.

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Coronavirus: Children 'developing post-traumatic stress' from pandemic

A report from the Childhood Trust warns of a mental health crisis among disadvantaged children.

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Creating a profesh Pilates studio at home is easier than you think

Struggling to book into your old favourite studio thanks to ongoing social distancing restrictions? Take advantage of the fantastic workout videos available online, invest in a few choice pieces, and you'll have your own at-home Pilates space up and running in no time. 

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Why BOTH parents need to follow a pre-conception plan

Turns out it's not just mums-to-be that need to prepare their bodies for conception. Dads can also help to create the healthiest start for their baby with some simple lifestyle tweaks.

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Get your glow on with chocolate blueberry overnight oats

We need zinc to help our skin regenerate and look its best, and what better way to give your skin that boost than with quick and easy overnight oats - and did we mention the chocolate?

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‘My husband and I both got cancer, I survived but he didn’t.’

For Freyja Hanstein cancer has been a constant companion. After taking the life of her husband, she then herself was diagnosed with a brain tumour. Triumphing over the disease, she's turned the lessons that cancer taught into her a force for good. 

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Reece from MasterChef combined two popular weight loss strategies to shed 35kg

The professional baker and MasterChef Australia favourite has revealed all the secrets behind his weight loss transformation that has viewers amazed.

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Gwyneth Paltrow is now selling candles that smell like her orgasm…

First it was vagina-scented candles. Now, the founder of GOOP has released the latest weird scent to her candle range, and it has people both intrigued and confused.

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The $1.25 ALDI cleaning product will save your sneakers

ALDI have created the holy grail of cleaning products that is being hailed as a 'miracle worker' by Aussie mums, and will save even the grubbiest trainers for next to nothing.

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'Do it at home' coronavirus saliva test trialled

More than 14,000 key workers in the UK will try out the 'no swab' test that can spot new infections.

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Coronavirus: Social tree climbing 'boosts mental health'

A Hampshire company that teaches tree climbing has seen a surge in interest as lockdown eases.

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Trump criticized for 'tongue-in-cheek' comment about slowing down coronavirus tests

President Trump drew harsh criticism this weekend for his flippant remarks about the coronavirus at a Tulsa, Okla., rally.

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Trump back in rally form in Tulsa, but the promised crowd doesn't show

President Trump’s reelection campaign got off to a rocky start Saturday, with a rally in Tulsa, Okla., that he had hoped would draw a much larger audience than the one that showed up.

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Coronavirus: What is a second wave and is one coming?

What are second waves and how big a problem are they?

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Leicester ramps up Covid-19 testing after cases rise

A mobile testing facility is installed in a park in Leicester as the number of cases increases.

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Coronavirus: New Covid-19 tracing tool appears on smartphones

The new "exposure notification" tool is part of an update to iPhone and Android operating systems.

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As businesses reopen and shoppers return, coronavirus is rebounding, but government isn't tracking retail-based outbreaks

With states reopening, shoppers are returning to malls and stores, prompting public health officials to point to rebounding coronavirus cases in some regions. Yet despite the continued risk, there is no system in place for tracking whether these establishments have been involved in an outbreak.

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How to spot the signs of poor mental health in the men you love

There's no better time than during Men's health week to keep an eye on the mental health of the men in your life. Executive coach Stuart Taylor shares eight red flag symptoms to watch out for.

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Coronavirus: Scam warning over NHS test and trace

Councils in England and Wales warn people to be on their guard against fraudsters posing as NHS contact tracers.

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Childhood socioeconomic conditions are associated with increased chronic low-grade inflammation over adolescence: findings from the EPITeen cohort study

Inherited neuromuscular diseases: an explosion in diagnostic modalities

Congenital muscular dystrophies and myopathies, limb girdle muscular dystrophies, congenital myasthenic syndromes, hereditary neuropathies, and mitochondrial myopathies can often have similar phenotypes. Historically, certainly when the Archivist was training, histology and neurophysiology were the first line investigations. Why do my neurology colleagues delay in organising the muscle biopsy to make the diagnosis? In 2020, next generation sequencing (NGS) is commonly used as one of the first diagnostic modalities available for the neuromuscular disease. Thompson R et al [The Lancet Neurology 2020;19(6): 522–532. https://ift.tt/2ASnYtp] has published a fantastic review on the current advances in the diagnosis of inherited neuromuscular diseases and implications for therapy development. This has answered my question and is a great summary of the science and the art of making a diagnosis in the ‘floppy hypotonic baby.’ In the last 10 years, the advances in DNA sequencing technologies have resulted in a near doubling of...

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Childhood and adolescent mental health of NICU graduates: an observational study

'A bugging feeling: a live foreign body in the ear

Potential of using visual imagery to revolutionise measurement of emotional health

Appropriate measurement of emotional health by all those working with children and young people is an increasing focus for professional practice. Most of the tools used for assessment or self-assessment of emotional health were designed in the mid-20th century using language and technology derived from pen and paper written texts. However, are they fit for purpose in an age of pervasive computing with increasingly rich audiovisual media devices being in the hands of young people? This thought piece explores how the increased use of visual imagery, especially forms that can be viewed or created on digital devices, might provide a way forward for more effective measuring of emotional health, including smiley faces, other emojis and other potential forms of visual imagery. The authors bring together perspectives from healthcare, counselling, youth advocacy, academic research, primary care and school-based mental health support to explore these issues.

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Cracking a complex problem

This is the first instalment in a four part series documenting my journey to better understand, and improve the care of, complex paediatric patients.

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Cracking a complex problem

This is the second instalment in a four-part series documenting my journey to better understand, and improve the care of, complex paediatric patients.

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Does topical local anaesthesia reduce the pain and distress of nasogastric tube insertion in children?

Towards evidence-based medicine for paediatricians

Are routine chest X-rays required after removal of chest drains in children?

Periungual scabies in infants: a tough reservoir of mites presenting with lamellar desquamation

Where have all the children gone? Decreases in paediatric emergency department attendances at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020

Changing admission patterns in paediatric emergency departments during the COVID-19 pandemic

On 20 February 2020, so-called Italian Patient 1 was admitted to the intensive care unit of his local hospital due to a deteriorating clinical condition from SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 infection.

In Italy, COVID-19 originated from a handful of small towns in northern Italy that were swiftly placed into lockdown. Lockdown of Milan, Venice, Rimini and their provinces and neighbouring towns and cities followed on 8 March and the whole of Italy on 9 March, when the ‘#stayhome’ (#iostoacasa) executive order was issued. This order remained in place until after Easter, with all public gatherings banned and travel only allowed for ‘urgent, verifiable work situations and emergencies or health reasons’.

As of 30 March, 101 739 COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in Italy. This number includes the deceased (n=11 591) as well as those who have recovered (n=14 620). These cases have been identified through 477 359 tests on people experiencing suspicious symptoms, the most...

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Challenges in chronic paediatric disease during the COVID-19 pandemic: diagnosis and management of inflammatory bowel disease in children

Hypoglycaemia in patients with type 1 SMA: an underdiagnosed problem?

Highlights from the literature

The four major public health threats we need to act on now

Viral pandemics aren't the only worry: antibiotic resistance, a drop in vaccination and other issues could rapidly put the world's health in peril

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NHS child gender clinic: Staff concerns 'shut down'

Leaked transcripts show staff say they were discouraged from raising concerns at NHS child gender clinic.

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Coronavirus: UK's Covid-19 alert level reduced from four to three

The virus is now "in general circulation" with a "gradual relaxation of restrictions" possible.

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Coronavirus: 'Secrecy' claims over Cleckheaton outbreak

The health secretary revealed at the daily briefing there had been a localised outbreak in Kirklees.

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Daughter volunteers in Chelmsford care home to see father

Nina Ambrose says she feels "so, so lucky" to be able to spend this time with her dad.

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Coronavirus: South Asian people most likely to die in hospital

Patients are younger than white counterparts and far more likely to have diabetes, analysis shows.

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Coronavirus: Nurses' leaders urge 'care for those who caring'

The Royal College of Nursing wants more done to look after staff on the front line or coronavirus care.

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Coronavirus: 'We need a designated shielding hour'

Natasha Howard is campaigning for a set time in the day when only people who are shielding go outdoors.

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Novacyt launches three new products to support COVID-19 testing

Healthcare and clinical diagnostics company Novacyt, whose shares have surged on the back of its COVID-19 testing products, announced on Thursday the launch of three new products to support testing for the presence of the virus.

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What you need to know about the coronavirus right now

Here's what you need to know about the coronavirus right now:

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Thailand reports six new coronavirus cases, no new deaths

Thailand on Thursday reported six new coronavirus infections and no new deaths, bringing its total to 3,141 confirmed cases, of which 58 were fatalities.

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From Asia to Africa, 'Sesame Street' special tackles coronavirus pandemic

Elmo, Cookie Monster and Muppets from Asia and the Middle East are joining forces for a special episode of "Sesame Street" aimed at helping kids cope with a world turned upside down by the coronavirus pandemic.

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Modest fashion star Nawal Sari uses makeup to maintain her creativity

Modest fashion influencer Nawal Sari share how she's maintains her creativity while in lockdown, the app she uses to get a good night's sleep and her go-to Sunday night ritual. 

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China says it must improve hygiene in markets after Beijing outbreak

Low standards of hygiene in China's wholesale food markets and vulnerabilities in its food supply chain need to be urgently addressed after a new coronavirus outbreak in Beijing, a leading body of the ruling Communist Party said.

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Germany's confirmed coronavirus cases rise by 580 to 187,764 - RKI

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Germany increased by 580 to 187,764, data from the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) for infectious diseases showed on Thursday.

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Indigenous-owned wellness brands to support now, and always

Keep your health and fitness goals in check while supporting Indigenous-owned brands that help to celebrate Australia's Indigenous culture, history and stories.

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COVID-19 cases surge in Oklahoma, other states ahead of Trump's Tulsa rally

Several U.S. states including Oklahoma reported a surge in new coronavirus infections on Wednesday, just days before a planned campaign rally for President Donald Trump in Tulsa that will rank as the nation's largest social gathering by far in three months.

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