Why pregnancy is the best time to train your core

Exercising your core during pregnancy might sound odd, but certified pregnancy exercise specialist Dahlas Fletcher explains that safe exercise is the key to optimum bodily functioning and can aid your growing baby’s development.

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It’s spring! Time to learn how to detox the right way

Spring is a great time to hit refresh on life, so nutritionist Susie Burrell is here to break down the specifics of how to detox safely and effectively to get you feeling your best.

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Coronavirus: US passes six million Covid-19 cases

More than 183,000 people in the US have now died, almost a quarter of the world's Covid-19 tally.

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Hong Kong embarks on mass virus testing amid criticism

Half a million people have signed up to be tested but there are doubts and distrust over the scheme.

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Blueberry bran muffins are the perfect morning snack

Blueberries are hailed as the king of antioxidant foods, and they're also the king of these delicious (and nutritious!) bran muffins - making them the perfect sweet pick-me-up.

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ALDI’s selling a huge 16-litre air fryer for only $149

ALDI is offering one of the hottest air fryer deals of 2020 as part of their Special Buys promotion, but you better be quick. 

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How to get fit again (without injuring yourself)

You may feel ready to reclaim your pre-lockdown body, but if you don’t approach it properly, you risk a serious physical setback. The experts tell Jaymie Hooper how to do it right.

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Katy Perry’s new mum VMAs look is everything

Giving birth only days ago wasn't going to stop Katy perry from joining in on the VMAs 2020 fun. 

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Is there a best time to eat carbs?

According to dietitian Melissa Meier, carb quality, quantity and timing are three big factors in a healthy eating plan.

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White House ignored warnings as it pushed for reopenings, newly released coronavirus task force reports show

Even as President Trump spurred states to lift lockdown measures and resume normal economic activity in the early summer, reports from his White House coronavirus task force were presenting evidence that infections were rising in many parts of the country.

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A roasted pumpkin salad to keep you full until dinner time

Want a nutritious lunch that will keep you feeling satisfied until dinner? This is the recipe for you - with pumpkin, kale, walnuts and avocado, it's delicious and healthy to boot.

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Ten of the best foods to help you lose the last 5kg

Accredited dietitian Melissa Meier recommends the best delicious and healthy foods to add to your weight loss repertoire - because it's a marathon, not a sprint.

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Adele has never looked happier in her latest bikini pic

Despite the backlash Adele has received about her dramatic weight loss, her latest Instagram post proves she's happy and healthy with her new look. 

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Why 10,000 steps is a myth, and what to do instead

Struggle to reach that 10k step count every single day? Stop stressing because you don't actually need to. Here's what you should be doing instead, according to a lifestyle medicine physician.

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The ONLY 6 reasons you’re allowed to leave Australia

Australia has imposed one of the world’s harshest travel bans to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Here's everything you need to know about travelling now and in the near future. 

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Mutated COVID strain appears to be ’10 times more contagious’

While the mutated coronavirus strain may have been discovered earlier this year, it continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia, Europe and the Americas, where daily case rates remain high. But experts say that it comes with a bit of good news, too.

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Covid warning as a million students set for uni return

Sending more than a million students back to university could spark second Covid wave, say lecturers.

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Two conventions — one masked, the other mostly not — offer contrasting views on coronavirus

The two conventions offered very divergent views for a nation still struggling with a pandemic.

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‘My solution is to get into nature, it slots you back where you need to be’

Sarah Wilson has never been one to play it safe, and after spending three years hiking the globe in search of a more meaningful life, that hasn’t changed. In fact, as she tells Body+Soul, it’s only when you come close to the edge that you can truly achieve greatness.

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First confirmed case of COVID-19 reinfection is ‘not surprising,’ doctors say

Researchers in Hong Kong confirmed the first known case of coronavirus reinfection, but many doctors and public health officials say it isn't that surprising given what we know about waning immunity from other coronaviruses.

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How defining women as baby-makers backfired spectacularly on science

In Guynecology, Rene Almeling argues that moving away from gendered ideas about reproduction could improve our health and transform our societies

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Ron DeSantis sidelined his health department. Florida paid the price.

Florida's surgeon general lost all influence after an April 13 briefing, leading to "craziness" within the health department, an official said.

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Coronavirus: Children's role in spread puzzles scientists

A study from South Korea gives among the clearest pictures yet of children as carriers of the virus.

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Coronavirus: Winter plans revealed in leaked Sage report

A leaked government report suggests a “reasonable worst case scenario” of 85,000 Covid deaths this winter.

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Coronavirus: Secondary schools to move to rota system if virus cases rise

The number of pupils attending each day could be limited in England in areas with rising infections.

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Elon Musk demonstrated a Neuralink brain implant in a live pig

A pig named Gertrude demonstrated a working Neuralink brain implant for the first time, and Elon Musk says the next step is to move into human trials soon

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'You don’t want people to vote,' Democrat Marcia Fudge tells Republicans

It was Friday afternoon, the end of a long week, and Rep. Marcia Fudge, D-Oh., had had enough, frustrated by a Republican colleague’s insistence that voting by mail was subject to fraud. “Just admit you don’t want people to vote,” Fudge said. Fudge heads the elections subcommittee of the House Rules Administration Committee.

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Did the RNC boost Trump’s reelection odds?

President Trump closed out the Republican National Convention with a speech filled with fierce attacks against Joe Biden. Did the controversial event help him gain ground with voters?

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Covid-19 news: Children at ‘strikingly low’ risk of severe illness

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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Internet outage slows covid-19 contact tracing of thousands in England

An internet outage meant thousands of people who tested positive for the coronavirus in England failed to have their contacts traced and isolated for up to a week

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Coronavirus cases continue to level off in England - ONS

The figures are based on tests on people in their homes, whether they have symptoms or not.

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Coronavirus: Wales has 'one of lowest' Covid-19 mortality rates

Figures also show 14 Welsh communities have not registered any deaths involving Covid-19.

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How I launched WHO’s covid-19 response in the Central African Republic

Marie-Roseline Darnycka Bélizaire of the WHO explains the challenges of responding to coronavirus in the Central African Republic in the face of limited resources

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Coronavirus: Health workers' army to be trained to deliver Covid vaccine

They would include midwives, physiotherapists and possibly even dentists, the government says.

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Coronavirus: High-risk health workers 'may not be protected' in Wales

Guidance has changed but the Welsh government says that reflects low infection rates.

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Coronavirus loss of smell: 'Meat tastes like petrol'

A phenomenon called parosmia has left coronavirus survivors trapped in a world of distorted scents.

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Coronavirus: 'Reassuring' study of children's 'tiny' risk

Severe Covid-19 is rare and dying from it exceptionally rare, a study of UK hospital data finds.

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How to bake the perfect healthy cookie (every single time)

Struggle to make your healthy cookies the right mix of chewy and crunchy? Adding this one step to your baking routine can help.

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Scientists target coronavirus immunity puzzle

There's to be a new effort to understand how the immune system responds to Covid-19.

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Tinder has revealed your most likely match based on your star sign

According to data from Tinder Australia, your star sign influences who you're most compatible with on dating apps. So, who's your perfect match?

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The Bachelor’s Bel has a very strict bedtime routine we’re onboard with

In an exclusive interview with Body+Soul, The Bachelor contestant Bel Colwell reveals all the health and wellness rituals she swears by.

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Leah Itsines’ famous low-carb ragu is comfort food made healthy

Healthy food doesn't have to be boring. Exhibit A: Leah Itsines' low-carb zoodle ragu. This one is sure to hit all the right spots

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A psychologist’s plan to break free from emotional iso eating, forever

Don't let emotional eating sabotage your weight loss efforts. Here, psychologist Cliff Batley shares exactly how to find, and gain, control over your eating habits whilst in coronavirus isolation.

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6 steps to getting Halle Berry’s abs, according to an expert

Because who doesn't want to look like Halle berry at 54?

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5 hardest no-equipment exercises, ranked by Sam Wood

Just because you don't have any gym equipment, it doesn't mean you can't do a calorie-torching workout. Don't believe us? Here are five of the hardest no-equipment moves to try, according to fitness expert Sam Wood.

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How a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner gets ready for bed

Elizabeth Cullen knows a thing or two about ancient healing therapies. Here, she tells Body+Soul how she preps for bed, her beauty routine and why screen time is a no-brainer if you want a good night's sleep.

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Covid-19 news: Europe faces ‘tricky moment’ as coronavirus cases climb

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: Daily cases highest since mid-June

The number of new positive test results has risen to 1,522 in the past 24 hours.

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Boris Johnson hires personal trainer Harry Jameson

The prime minister has previously said he was "too fat" when he was hospitalised with coronavirus.

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We can train our brain to access our unconscious for a cognitive boost

People who were rewarded whenever they acted according to their unconscious brain activity were able to learn a rule for answering questions correctly, without consciously being aware of the answer

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Period poverty: Schools 'not aware' they can order free tampons

Charities say the scheme should be promoted after less than 40% of schools order free products.

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Covid-19: Five ways to avoid catching the virus indoors

Good ventilation could be key to avoiding coronavirus this autumn as people spend more time indoors.

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Coronavirus: Obesity 'increases risks from Covid-19'

Researchers also warn that a vaccine against coronavirus could be less effective among the obese.

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Is Niacinamide worth all the skincare hype?

Skincare heavyweight ingredient niacinamide is everywhere. But what does it do exactly, and does it really work? Skincare scientist Dr Michelle Wong AKA Lab Muffin answers all of your vitamin B3 questions.

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Coronavirus: Payment for people on low incomes who must self-isolate

The benefit will be trialled in some parts of north-west England where coronavirus cases have risen.

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First Scotland deaths after positive test for six weeks

Two deaths of people who tested positive in the last 28 days have been recorded - the first fatalities since 16 July.

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India coronavirus: Covid strikes remote Greater Andamanese tribe

There are just 53 members of the Greater Andamanese tribe left- four have contracted the virus.

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Pregnancy-friendly workout with Lean Bean

Lizzie from Lean bean takes us through a pregnancy safe pilates workout.

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How Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion are setting our vaginas free

It’s 2020 and some of us are still put off by women talking about sex in a frank, explicit way. Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion are on a road to sexual liberation, and sex coach Georgia Grace loves it.

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These high-fibre vegan sticky date protein cookies will give you a boost of energy

Want a treat that'll satisfy your sugar cravings whilst giving you a hit of protein and fibre? Look no further than these sticky date protein cookies.

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UK flu jab rates prompt complacency warning

Experts fear the winter flu season could coincide with a rise in Covid-19 infections.

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Flu: Why we still need to worry about it this winter

Drive-through vaccination clinics and extra staff are being considered for England's biggest flu vaccination programme.

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Chrissy Teigen has ignited an internet debate over the ‘right’ way to cook eggs

People were left gobsmacked after watching Chrissy Teigen’s cooking tutorial whereby she used olive oil to cook her eggs. The video has now led to a debate about the best cooking fat used to fry eggs. So, what are your thoughts?

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Is your relationship making you gain weight? Here’s how to stop it in its tracks

Studies have linked coupledom with a less chance of being a healthy weight, which makes sense: dining out, cocktails, treats at the movies, it all adds up. Our resident dietitian shares how to keep your hands on the reins.

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A thousand kids and counselors went to summer camp in Maine. Only 3 got the coronavirus.

Out of 1,022 people who attended or worked at several summer camps in Maine that implemented measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, only three tested positive for it, a new study says. And those three cases did not result in secondary infections because proper measures were taken.

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Trump administration defends ‘inexplicable’ changes to coronavirus testing guidelines

A top Trump administration official defended new guidelines that say that people without symptoms do not need a coronavirus test, a development that has been widely criticized as unproductive since it was issued on Tuesday. Adm. Brett Giroir, the assistant U.S. secretary for health, also rejected reports that the guidance — which discards an earlier recommendation that “all close contacts” of a person infected with COVID-19  be tested  — was made because of political pressure. President Trump has repeatedly claimed that the United States proportionally has more cases than other nations because of a significantly greater testing capacity.

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The ultimate do’s and don’ts of working out when you’re pregnant

Exercise can be hugely beneficial while you’re pregnant, but you need to know how to do it safely, for yourself and your growing baby. Women’s trainer Lizzie Bland shares her do’s and don'ts for staying fit when you’re expecting. 

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Body fat transformed by CRISPR gene editing helps mice keep weight off

CRISPR gene editing can turn white fat cells into brown fat that burns energy, a technique that limited weight gain in mice and could potentially be used to treat obesity-related disorders

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Coating our gut walls with glue could treat lactose intolerance

A glue that coats the interior of the gut when swallowed can be enhanced with enzymes to treat lactose intolerance, tests in pigs show – and it could also help treat obesity

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Covid-19 news: Face coverings made mandatory in some UK schools

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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Is the rush to roll out a coronavirus vaccine undermining safety?

Some shortcuts are being taken in the race to get a coronavirus vaccine approved, but there are also more resources, openness and scrutiny than ever before

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Should colleges discount tuition when they go remote?

Students at colleges across the country are demanding tuition be reduced because classes are being held online. Schools say any discount would cripple them financially.

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Girls Aloud singer Sarah Harding diagnosed with breast cancer

The 38-year-old star says she doing her best to stay positive after the "devastating" diagnosis.

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Why some people can’t wear a face covering to stop the coronavirus

Do you get angry when you see someone without a face covering? They might have a good reason to avoid one, even if it isn’t obvious

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Michelle Bridges’ latest activewear drop for Big W is the GOODS

Michelle Bridges' activewear line for Big W is a hit with fitness fans who want to look the part, without spending a whole lot. But the latest drop looks anything but budget...

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7 ‘healthy’ food trends that aren’t so healthy after all

In 2020, eating well has never been easier, but some not-so-good-for-you foods can masquerade as healthy options. Here, dietitian Kate Save reveals what to eat and what to avoid.

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Low GI chocolate crackle donuts to add some joy to your day

Clinical nutritionist Shelley McKenzie believes that a healthy diet does not involve deprivation. And her recipe for healthy chocolate crackle donuts is the perfect manifestation of that mantra. Just try to stop at one... 

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7 scents Dad will actually like for Father’s Day

Father's Day might be a bit tricky this year, especially if you don't live close to your loved ones. Luckily, there's sweet, and spicy, fragrances to help transport him to his favourite place - by an outdoor fire, or on a beach. Here's seven of the best new and noteworthy scents.

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Women, it’s time to close the masturbation gap

Not entirely surprising, a survey of several thousand men and women across the world found a huge gap between the frequency of masturbation. This Equal Masturbation Day, celebrate your sexuality with some self-love and zero shame.

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Spreadsheet error led to Edinburgh hospital opening delay

A new report reveals the catalogue of mistakes that left an Edinburgh children's hospital unusable.

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QAnon: What the #saveourchildren hashtag actually means

While #SaveOurChildren seems like a worthy movement to 'spread awareness' of child sex trafficking, it's a clever marketing strategy designed to appeal to readers' empathy. When searched online, however, the phrase will spiral you downwards into the far-right conspiracy theories of QAnon. We take a deep dive into this wild world of disinformation with roots dating back to the 1980s. 

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Oral sex linked to vaginal condition bacterial vaginosis

Researchers explored what effect mouth bacteria have on microbes that live and grow in the vagina.

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Australia is one step closer to having our own COVID vaccine

There are more than 160 coronavirus vaccines in various stages of development around the world. Three of which are in Australia. 

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New study suggests there’s no ‘safe’ level of coffee for pregnant women

There are many do's and don'ts of pregnancy; which foods to increase, which to reduce, and which to avoid altogether. But a controversial new study suggests any amount of caffeine could be harmful to your unborn baby. 

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Laura Henshaw’s perfectly imperfect approach to fitness

Growing up, sport and fitness were a wonderful part of her life, but Keep it Cleaner co-founder Laura Henshaw admits her relationship with it changed with the influence of the appearance-driven social media world. With her best friend and KIC co-founder Steph Claire Smith, together they have rediscovered their ‘why’ and found joy, and fun, in fitness again.

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Covid-19 news: UK criticised for confusing school face covering rules

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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Pressure grows for masks in England's schools

Boris Johnson says if advice needs to be changed on masks in school, “then of course we will".

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Convalescent plasma treatment for covid-19 has been oversold by the US

The US Food and Drug Administration has granted an emergency authorisation to use donated blood plasma from covid-19 survivors to treat the disease, but the evidence that it works is lacking

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Coronavirus an afterthought as RNC opens

Most of the speeches that opened the Republican National Convention on Monday evening did not even take place in Charlotte. President Trump had wanted to hold at least part of the RNC in person in Jacksonville, Fla., but the continued spread of the coronavirus forced him to change those plans. The pandemic presented not only a logistical inconvenience but a thematic one, leaving Trump and his supporters to make the case that it was morning in America again, and not another morning filled with grim fatality statistics and lockdown updates.

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Coronavirus: Nottinghamshire woman, 75, 'first positive test within UK'

The woman is also believed by scientists to be the first in the UK to die after contracting Covid-19.

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First case of coronavirus reinfection leaves big questions unanswered

A man appears to have caught two lineages of the coronavirus around four and a half months apart, suggesting people can be reinfected with the virus after making a recovery – but there is much we still don't know

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Having a baby will test even the most ‘perfect’ relationship

We're reeling from the news that fitness royalty Kayla Itsines and fiancé Tobi Pearce are parting ways. But after hearing from an expert the pressures that a new baby can put on any relationship - no matter how Insta-shiny it looked - perhaps we shouldn't be so surprised? 

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Africa to be declared free of wild polio in 'milestone'

Rumours and misinformation about the vaccine slowed down immunisation efforts.

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Heads want to know if masks allowed in school

Head teachers in England want clarification over whether staff or pupils can wear masks in school.

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5 takeaways from dsay 1 of the RNC

The theme of the first night of the Republican National Convention was “America, Land of Promise,” a hopeful message belied by speeches that warned of impending national collapse if Donald Trump isn’t reelected in November.

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Coronavirus: Dr Anthony Fauci warns against rushing out vaccine

US President Donald Trump reportedly is considering skipping regulatory steps to get out a vaccine.

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‘I did 5:2 fasting for a month, and even as a dietitian I’m surprised’

Having read about it, researched it, and reported on it, our dietitian Melissa Meier decided there was only so much she could say without having tried the 5:2 diet for herself. For a whole month, she calorie-restricted two out of seven days and lets us know how she fared. 

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Coronavirus: One in eight hospital cases were 'caught on-site'

Researchers looked at more than 1,500 coronavirus cases in hospitals at the peak of its spread.

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Set your posture straight with this easy at-home pilates workout

Work at a desk? Suffer from back pain? It’s very possible your posture has something to do with it. Co-founder of Peach Pilates, Tori Clapham, co-founder of Peaches Pilates shares with us an easy workout to straighten up and fly right. 

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Can someone REALLY fall in love with two people?

In a teaser for the upcoming finale of The Bachelor, leading man Locky declares he’s in love with two women. But is it really possible? We asked psychologist Briony Leo what she makes of his statement.

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Having some caffeine in pregnancy 'is fine'

A couple of cups of coffee a day should not be risky despite 'alarmist' new research, experts say.

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Posture Hero with Peaches Pilates

Follow these simple moves to rescue your posture from the WHF slouch.

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This healthy butter chicken is the ultimate takeaway dupe

It’s one of the most popular dishes on the Indian menu, but while delicious, Butter Chicken can be super high in calories and saturated fats. If you're looking for a curry that won't weigh you down and still satisfies that craving, Dr. Michelle Celander, Director of Program and Science at WW (formerly Weight Watchers) has offered up a healthier alternative. 

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‘Pilates is my religion and these are the only tights I wear’

Alo tights have been hailed as the most flattering and most comfy leggings you can own, here we road test the cult favourite. 

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Coronavirus: How do you look after someone with Covid-19?

BBC Health Correspondent Laura Foster explains what you should do when taking care of someone who has coronavirus in your home.

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Covid-19 is becoming less deadly in Europe but we don't know why

It is becoming increasingly clear that people are less likely to die if they get covid-19 now compared with earlier in the pandemic, at least in Europe, but the reasons why are still shrouded in uncertainty

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Covid-19 news: Researchers find first case of coronavirus reinfection

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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Hong Kong reports 'first case' of virus reinfection

Experts say no conclusions on immunity can be drawn from one patient - and larger studies are needed.

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Australia looks to be finally beating its second wave of coronavirus

Australia was hit with a second wave of covid-19 in June that has been deadlier than the first outbreak, but a local lockdown is helping bring the disease under control

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Mothers raising awareness of rare disease H-ABC

H-ABC is believed to be one of the rarest diseases on the planet. Three mothers spoke about how they are trying to raise awareness.

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What to Feed Your Family When the Power Goes Out

When a big storm or other natural disaster knocks out the power or makes it hard to leave your house for a few days, what to feed your family becomes a major concern. The food experts at Consumer...

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Coronavirus: Boris Johnson says it is 'vitally important' children return to class

Boris Johnson says it would be far more damaging for a child's development for them to stay at home.

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US allows emergency use of blood plasma treatment for coronavirus patients

The move comes after Donald Trump accused regulators of impeding the development of a Covid-19 cure.

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Sea swimming is 'amazing' for mental health and menopause

Swimming in the sea is showing benefits for mental as well as physical health.

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How to get Halle Berry’s insane abs

Halle Berry might be 54, but she has the body of a 24-year old. Here's everything you need to know about the actress' diet, exercise and wellness rituals so you can get abs like hers.

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CSIRO ginger chicken stir fry to make life easier this week

For the perfect healthy dinner inspo, whip up this low-carb high-protein chicken dish that has the CSIRO tick of approval.   

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Drew Harrisberg’s 20-minute workout will work your whole body

Get your heart rate up and build strength with this killer workout by fitness trainer Drew Harrisberg - and you don't need any fancy gym equipment.

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A 7-day meal plan to help you speed up your metabolism, finally

A faster metabolism equals faster weight loss, so here's dietitian Melissa Meir's metabolism-boosting meal plan.

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Coronavirus: Charities warn of alcohol problems increasing in lockdown

One support organisation has recorded a 200% increase in people contacting its online service in Scotland.

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Start packing your bags, Aussies could be travelling to Hawaii soon

Australia’s trans-Tasman bubble with New Zealand might be put on hold, but Aussies could be travelling to an even better destination in the near future.

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Coronavirus: Schools let down by lack of 'plan B', says union

Extra staff, more space and clear guidance is needed to reopen safely, the National Education Union says.

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Coronavirus: 'I became alcoholic during lockdown'

Chris McLone's story is far from unique, say addiction specialists.

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We now have the technology to develop vaccines that spread themselves

Prevention is better than cure, so we should start using genetic techniques to stop dangerous animal diseases jumping to humans, say Scott Nuismer and James Bull

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Kayla Itsines and partner Tobi Pearce split after 8 years

International fitness star Kayla Itsines and her fiancé and long-term business partner Tobi Pearce announced their breakup on Instagram, leaving fans surprised and confused. 

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Coronavirus vaccine: What are human challenge trials?

Could human challenge trials speed up the development of a coronavirus vaccine?

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Coronavirus: Missing school is worse than virus for children - Whitty

England's chief medical officer says reopening classrooms carries an "incredibly small" risk to pupils.

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‘My whole life became about exercise, I fell in love with being healthy and fit’

She literally wrote the book on strength, so it’s no wonder Elsa Pataky has had a lifelong love affair with keeping her body in the best shape she can. Yet, she tells Body+Soul, it’s less about looking good than it is having the physical and mental capacity to make the most of each and every day.

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Coronavirus will be with us forever, Sage scientist warns

Sir Mark Walport says, unlike smallpox, coronavirus will not be eradicated by vaccination.

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Oleandrin, touted as COVID-19 cure, has no scientific support

The extract from a highly toxic plant is being promoted by MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, despite no scientific evidence that it is effective in treating or preventing COVID-19. Yahoo News Medical Contributor Dr. Dara Kass explains why that's dangerous. 

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Coronavirus: 'No socialising' rules in parts of North West

Residents in Oldham, parts of Blackburn and Pendle are told not to socialise outside their household.

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Coronavirus hospitals converted back to leisure centres

Improvement works under way on tennis courts and an athletics track with plans to reopen in October.

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Young children in daycare did not spread the coronavirus, study finds

The reopening of childcare centers in Rhode Island in June and July did not lead to a spread of the coronavirus, says a new CDC study. The results are bound to intensify the debate over how to safely reopen schools, even though childcare centers and schools are not the same.

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Coronavirus pandemic could be over within two years - WHO head

WHO chief Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says "we have the technology to stop it".

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Covid-19 news: UK cases level off as R number rises slightly

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 previews optimistic convention message of 'American greatness'

President Trump gave a preview of the themes his campaign will highlight at his party’s convention next week: that America is great, except for the parts of it governed by Democrats, which are “totally out of control.”

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Latinos hit hardest by coronavirus, CDC finds

In analyzing 79 counties in 22 states that met hot spot status between June 5 and 18, the CDC found that 96.2 percent of those counties saw Black, Latino, Native American and Asian-American people infected with the coronavirus at rates above their proportion of the population.

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Trump strategy on COVID-19 continues to rely on miracles

After months of insisting the coronavirus would disappear to no success, the White House has continued that strategy in the lead-up to next week's Republican National Convention.

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Cancer tumour microbiome may predict a person's chances of survival

The microbes embedded in a tumour seem to influence how a person's cancer will develop and how well they will respond to treatment

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How likely are you to be infected by the coronavirus on a flight?

Hard evidence on the risks of in-flight transmission of coronavirus is scarce, but what we know suggests that flying may be less risky than other activities such as eating out or going to the pub

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The Hot Mess Hotline: whimn.com.au’s New Digital Dating Advice Line

With the dating landscape hard enough to navigate before COVID-19, you’ve no doubt got a bunch of questions about WTF happens now.

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Is all that screen time ruining your skin?

We've never spent more time on digital devices - from phones, to laptops, to watching TV in bed, we're glued to our screens. But what's it doing to our skin? And should we be worried? We enlist the experts to debunk any blue light myths.

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The Bachelor’s Bella combines intermittent fasting with Pilates to stay in shape

In an exclusive interview with Body+Soul, The Bachelor frontrunner Bella Varelis reveals all the health and wellness rituals she swears by.

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When’s the best time of day to take your supplements?

Jaymie Hooper discovers that timing is everything when it comes to getting the most out of your daily dose.

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Your prenatal vitamin might be making morning sickness worse

Up to 85 per cent of pregnant women suffer from morning sickness, but could it be that their prenatal vitamins are to blame? Fertility naturopath and herbalist Nikki Warren explains how common supplements could be worsening your nausea.

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The last 3 things Snezana Wood bought

Snezana Wood tells Body+Soul what she recently splurged on - there's a great pair of shoes we'll be copying, a luxe home item and something for beauty fans.

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‘I have a caring partner who wants me, but I don’t get turned on at all’

From low libidos to other vexing issues of a personal nature, clinical psychologist Jo Lamble answers questions from readers looking for expert advice on social dilemmas and relationship problems.

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Coronavirus antibodies tests 'put public at risk'

Home test kits that claim to show whether someone has had the virus need urgent scrutiny, researchers say.

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You need absolutely zero equipment for Kayla Itsines’ latest fitness program

Getting motivated to workout at home has probably never been more challenging. Personal trainer and SWEAT founder Kayla Itsines knows this, which is why she created a zero-equipment program to make it as simple as possible.

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How natural beauty expert Belinda Hughes gets ready for sleep

Natural beauty guru and skin therapist, Belinda Hughes shares her pre-bed rituals with Body+Soul, including her exact night time no-nasty skincare routine.

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Colleges navigate the uncertain world of a pandemic, as students and faculty fear for their safety

Universities have suffered staggering losses in revenue due to the pandemic, and know that bringing students back would at least help alleviate the financial pressure. But many are struggling with how to safely bring students, faculty and staff back to campus. 

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Covid-19 news: Risk of coronavirus resurgence in Europe, says WHO

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: Singing 'no more risky than talking'

It does not produce many more respiratory particles than speaking at similar volume, a study finds.

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NHS staff sign up to Covid-19 sniffer dog trial

Kettering Hospital staff are among donors providing samples to see if dogs can sniff out the virus.

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Prone to motion sickness? Your sex, diet and shoe size may be to blame

We are finally solving the mystery of why motion can make us queasy – just in time to help us deal with nausea-inducing VR headsets, driverless cars and space tourism

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Coronavirus: Adventure days for NHS staff and families

The key workers are given a chance to escape the stress of Covid-19 by an outdoor centre.

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Linda Nolan: 'We are the chemo sisters'

Singer Linda Nolan is undergoing treatment for liver cancer, alongside her sister Anne, who has breast cancer.

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Should the COVID vaccine be mandatory for Australians?

Prime Minister Scott Morrison caused a stir when he suggested a coronavirus vaccine could be mandatory for Australians. The medical community does not agree this is a good approach, though they acknowledge a vaccine is the only hope for a return to normalcy. 

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Linda Nolan and Bill Turnbull urge public not to delay cancer checks

Singer Linda Nolan and presenter Bill Turnbull urge people not to put off seeking important checks.

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Renée Mayne is having some of the best sex of her life. And she’s bigger than ever

If your desire seems to have evaporated along with your hopes of wearing your skinny jeans this weekend, do not fret – there's no reason you can't wake the neighbours with your rollicking, no matter what the scales say.

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Top tips for fat burning that will keep your metabolism revving all day

What hinders your metabolism and what you can do to kick start it, we asked trainer Todd Liubinskas for some tips, quick workouts, and nutritional advice. 

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Quick the internet’s number 1 selling serum is now on sale

SkinCeuticals’ CE Ferulic serum is a cult must have. Now you can get it on the cheap. 

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COVID anti-vaxxers might be banned from travelling, and receiving JobKeeper

There have been increasing calls to for there to be consequences for anyone who refuses the COVID-19 vaccination when it becomes available in Australia.

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Spotlight’s selling their 10L air fryer for $99

Here's your chance to invest in the hottest kitchen appliance, without breaking the bank.

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P13 Optimising paediatric intravenous fluid management plans: a quality improvement project

P14 Reducing medication errors using prescribing nudges: intravenous aciclovir on paediatric intensive care

P15 Using prescribing nudges to reduce medication errors: paracetamol on paediatric intensive care

P16 CEASE: deprescribing on discharge from PICU

P17 Introducing concentrated preterm stock parenteral nutrition and the impact on bespoke compounding

P18 Provocation of paediatric hearts - a safe and smart solution

P19 Direct observational study of infusion errors associated with smart-pump technology in paediatric intensive care

'I'm very anxious about getting back to work'

Charities say thousands who have been shielding may have to choose between a job and their health.

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UK to ramp up household coronavirus testing

More swabbing will reveal how many people in the general population are infected at any given time.

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South Korea tightens Covid-19 curbs amid warning of new 'crisis'

South Korea's capital sees its highest number of cases since March, many linked to a church outbreak.

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A-levels U-turn: Medical schools call for places cap to be lifted

Courses are expected to be over-subscribed after students' A-level results are upgraded.

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7 ways you are damaging your bones (without even knowing)

Besides keeping you strong, mobile and able to live an active, independent life, your bones also support your heart and other vital organs. As we head into Healthy Bones Action Week (Aug 17-23), knowing how to keep your skeleton in good nick is key to your overall health.

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Everything we know so far about a COVID vaccine

Scientists around the world are racing to find a coronavirus vaccine, so we've rounded up everything you need to know about the ground-breaking vaccines that could be ready as early as the end of 2020. 

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Family of 4 linked to Victoria’s coronavirus outbreak spread faeces on hotel walls

While the virus that causes Covid-19 has been found in the excrement of some patients, there has not been any confirmed report of the virus spreading from faeces to a person. 

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Why exercise feels so hard right now (and how to break through that barrier)

Feeling like staying fit is extra hard right now? You’re not alone; a global pandemic and the complications that come with it can throw up a variety of hurdles. Luckily, trainer and Flow Athletic director Ben Lucas has some tips for getting your spark back. 

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Everything we know so far about a COVID vaccine

Scientists around the world are racing to find a coronavirus vaccine, so we've rounded up everything you need to know about the ground-breaking vaccines that could be ready as early as the end of 2020. 

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Family of 4 linked to Victoria’s coronavirus outbreak spread faeces on hotel walls

While the virus that causes Covid-19 has been found in the excrement of some patients, there has not been any confirmed report of the virus spreading from faeces to a person. 

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Coronavirus: Care homes ask for insurance cost help

One care operator in Scarborough had an insurance quote at 880% more than their current premium.

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Basildon University Hospital maternity unit rated 'inadequate'

The health watchdog visited to Basildon University Hospital over a whistleblower's patient safety fears.

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Michelle Bridges’ top 5 mood-boosting tips to start you day

Feeling unmotivated? Got the blues? Fitness trainer Michelle Bridges shares her tips on how to improve your mental state through exercise.

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A dietitian ranks Australia’s most popular diets

The internet is great, but with SO much information can make you feel overwhelmed and it’s sometimes hard to know what’s good and bad information. This goes for eating well, too, so we asked dietitian Melissa Meier to tell us what she thinks about some of Google’s most-searched diets. 

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Coronavirus smell loss 'different from cold and flu'

Covid-19 is not like other typical viral respiratory diseases and has some unique features, say experts.

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The Bachelor’s Gemma’s heartbreaking 25kg weight loss

The Bachelor contestant was the subject of bullying due to her weight, which caused her to lose a whopping 25kg. 

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Family of 4 linked to Victoria’s coronavirus outbreak spread faeces on hotel walls

While the virus that causes Covid-19 has been found in the excrement of some patients, there has not been any confirmed report of the virus spreading from faeces to a person. 

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Australia signs agreement with Oxford University to guarantee supply of COVID-19 vaccine

Every Australian will receive a free coronavirus vaccine dose as the Australian Federal Government secures a deal with a British pharmaceutical giant.

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How a hologram can show a patient’s heart during surgery

A hologram that shows a patient’s heart in real-time during surgery could help improve accuracy when treating arrhythmias.

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Could the fight over mail-in voting decide the election?

Operational changes at the U.S. Postal Service have threatened the agency's ability to deliver mail-in ballots in time to be counted. Could the moves be enough to tip the election in President Trump's favor?

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Coronavirus essential guide: Everything you need to know on covid-19

After more than six months since the new coronavirus emerged, we have learned an incredible amount about the virus and covid-19. Discover our essential  guide, bringing you the best, most relevant coverage from New Scientist

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Covid-19 news: WHO calls for an end to 'vaccine nationalism'

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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Return of covid-19 to New Zealand shows that no one can relax

New Zealand has acted swiftly to contain a new outbreak of covid-19 after going 102 days virus-free, but it’s still unclear whether it can stamp it out again

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Leicester lockdown: Beauty salons and nail bars to reopen

Beauty salons and nail bars are among businesses in Leicester allowed to reopen from Wednesday.

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Covid-19: How can we travel abroad safely during the pandemic?

Many countries have seen an increase in coronavirus cases, making going abroad more of a gamble. But there are options for managing the current risks from foreign travel

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Depression doubles during coronavirus pandemic

Figures suggest one in five adults in Britain are experiencing depressive symptoms.

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Coronavirus: Cases rise at Newark Bakkavor dessert factory

Bakkavor, which makes desserts for Waitrose and Tesco, is testing its whole workforce.

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Wuhan coronavirus: From silent streets to packed pools

Images of crowds at a waterpark festival show how far the city has moved on from its January lockdown.

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Say hello to the best new running gear on the block

The right kit makes you feel like you can do anything. Even if you're doing it for the first time. We've found the best new running gear - from head to toe (quite literally) - to make you feel like a track star. Even on your debut run. 

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Introducing the natural retinol face oil that has a cult following in NZ

Emma Lewisham's natural skincare line reached cult status within its first year. The latest launch harnesses natural alternatives to hardcore youth-boosting ingredients to give solutions to acne and ageing. Beauty editor Kelsey Ferencak shares her honest thoughts.

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The new ‘game-changing’ contraceptive gel for women

The pill, condoms, IUDs... they're some of the contraceptive choices that women have been stuck with for years, but now there's a new form of non-hormonal contraception on it's way that's been hailed as a "game changer". Medical expert Dr Alex Polyakov explains the pros and cons.

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Walking 100K steps in one day ‘broke’ this YouTuber

YouTuber Mark Fischbach set himself the almost-impossible task of hitting 100,000 steps in a single day. Here's what happened...

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The plastic surgery do’s and don’ts, according to Botched star Dr Paul Nassif

Renowned plastic surgeon and star of reality-TV show Botched Dr Paul Nassif on why cosmetic surgery is no longer taboo – and other ways to keep looking young without going under the knife.

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5 healthy dinner ideas under $10, according to a dietitian

Healthy eating often seems intimidating due to the cost and effort of procuring healthy ingredients for elaborate recipes. But dietitian Melissa Meier is here to show you that you can enjoy delicious, easy and healthy meals on the cheap.

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Coronavirus: 'It's not how I thought maternity leave would be'

New parents call on the government for extra support and extended leave due to the pandemic.

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If you’re sick, it’s ‘most likely you have COVID, not flu’

This year has seen record low influenza cases and deaths in Australia, but experts say that's not necessarily good news - because not only could it cause a delayed flu season, it also means that your winter sniffles are far more likely to be caused by coronavirus.

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NHS cannabis guidelines challenged in court

The family of three-year-old Charlie Hughes is bringing a judicial review against NICE guidance.

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Restrictions on laxative sales in the UK to stop misuse

Under-18s will not be able to buy them and packs will carry warnings laxatives do not help weight loss.

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Coronavirus: Dido Harding to be temporary head of new health agency

Dido Harding will lead an agency combining Public Health England's pandemic work with NHS Test and Trace.

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Face masks with valves are not providing the protection we need

The CDC has released recommendations on the type of face you should wear.

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Should teachers be considered essential workers?

In the U.S., teachers have not been treated as frontline workers in the fight against the coronavirus. But as schools look to reopen and the pandemic continues, should teachers be considered essential workers?

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Covid-19 news: England scraps exam grading algorithm after protests

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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Simple technique could help find microplastics inside the human body

Researchers have developed a method of detecting microplastics in human tissue samples to help investigate the impact of plastic pollution on the body

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We must think globally not nationalistically to beat the coronavirus

The response to the 2009 flu pandemic was blighted by nationalistic government action. We can’t let it happen again – the coronavirus is a global problem that needs a global solution

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More coronavirus-vaccine volunteers needed

More than 100,000 people in the UK have already signed up to take part in future NHS trials.

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Are pets at risk of getting covid-19 and can they spread it to people?

Cats and dogs are susceptible to catching covid-19 and could potentially spread it to people, meaning we should really extend social distancing rules to pets

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What your face is trying to tell you about your health

Facial diagnosis has been used in China for thousands of years to understand what’s happening in the body; acupuncturist and Chinese herbal medicine practitioner Emma Quine explains what to look for.

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All the beauty products Aussie’s can’t stop buying since COVID

The global pandemic has shifted society's focus on self-care and wellbeing. Here, we take a look at the latest findings and local sales figures to see how our shopping habits have changed and what we're adding to cart to help us look and feel our best.

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The $35 self-help book that helped Adele turn her life around

The 32-year-old singer and songwriter Adele has revealed on Instagram that a bestselling self-help memoir by American author Glennon Doyle has changed her whole outlook on life.

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Controversial ex-Bachelor to test his mettle on new SAS show

He'll be competing alongside the likes of convicted drug smuggler Schapelle Corby, iron woman Candice Warner, PR queen Roxy Jacenko and comedian Merrick Watts.

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Can what you eat really help speed up your metabolism?

Can you really speed up your metabolism by changing your diet? We asked accredited, practising dietitian Melissa Meier if there was truth to this nutrition myth. Turns out the answer is yes, but there's a catch... 

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Lost your sex mojo in the pandemic? 5 lessons all couples should learn

We’re living in extraordinary times, so it’s completely natural for every aspect of life to not feel ‘normal’. Sex coach Georgia Grace says for couples who’ve lost their mojo, there are ways to get it back.

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A healthy pad see ew to spice up your mid-week meals

When you've got a hankering for some not-so-healthy takeaway food, satisfy your tastebuds with this much more nutritious alternative: a delicious pad see ew that will become a midweek staple meal.

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Victoria may ‘never eliminate’ COVID-19, according to premier

Victorians feeling buoyed by the positive trend in the state's latest coronavirus case numbers shouldn't be "complacent", the premier warns - because it's "unlikely" that the virus will ever be entirely eradicated.

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The medical school trying to become anti-racist

Students campaigned for changes to training so they are better prepared for patients from minority backgrounds.

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Body positivity campaigners: 'It’s not just about eat less, move more’

Body positivity campaigners say the government's obesity strategy "blames" bigger people for Covid-19.

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How the coronavirus could change college sports forever

The coronavirus has thrown the world of college sports into chaos. The pandemic may bring about major changes that last long after the virus is gone.

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Coronavirus: Public Health England 'to be replaced'

Health Secretary Matt Hancock is to announce a new body this week, according to the Sunday Telegraph.

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Coronavirus: Appetite grows for home working and local lockdowns

Some 86% said that, until a vaccine is found, workers should decide whether to return to the office.

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Coronavirus: Test for Covid-19 T cells immunity developed

The test has identified past infection even when an antibodies test is negative, scientists say.

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Coronavirus: Shielding paused for 130,000 in Wales

People with certain health conditions had been advised to stay indoors since March.

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Blood cancer, my baby and me

Within a single month Máirín Geddis turned 30 years old, gave birth and was diagnosed with cancer.

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How the Home and Away stars stay healthy all year round

Home and Away stars Sam Frost, Georgie Parker and Penny McNamee reveal their secrets on how they stay both beach-ready and mentally healthy all year round.

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Parents urged to stay up-to-date with children's vaccinations

Vaccinations are continuing as normal while jabs given in school are being rescheduled.

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Coronavirus: Test, trace and the curse of the 0300 phone number

England's test and trace system changed tack this week, as national teams struggle to find cases.

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Coronavirus: Why Egypt has faced criticism over antibody tests

Egypt has faced criticism for testing frontline healthcare workers for coronavirus using antibody tests.

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TikTok: New-found fame for ‘No Fizzy Drink Guy’

An Australian man documenting his addiction to soft drinks goes viral.

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Covid-19 news: France could quarantine arrivals from the UK

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: How do I quarantine after returning from holiday abroad?

If you have to observe a 14-day isolation period after travelling from certain countries, here's what you need to know.

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Mindfulness and meditation can worsen depression and anxiety

The first systematic review of the evidence on meditation suggests that 8 per cent of people experience a negative effect such as depression, anxiety, psychosis or thoughts of suicide

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Coronavirus cases stable across most of England

A survey by the Office for National Statistics suggests fewer than 0.05% of the population has the virus.

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How the pandemic is making male postnatal depression worse

Dave says the pandemic made his depression ''a million times worse than what it should've been''.

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Check your testicles, Greg Rutherford says after finding lump

The Olympian was eventually told he has cysts and now wants other men to "take it seriously".

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Fast food consumption is on the rise among US children and adolescents

Children in the US gain an average of 14 per cent of their daily calories from fast food – up from about 11 per cent a decade ago – according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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Coronavirus vaccine: UK signs deals for 90 million virus vaccine doses

The vaccines are being developed by the pharmaceutical company Janssen and US biotech firm Novavax.

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Fewer hospital patients in Covid-19 hotspots

Hospital admissions are not rising despite increases in coronavirus cases, according to NHS England data.

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These collagen cookie dough protein balls trump all meal-prep snacks

Satisfy those sweet cravings while getting a hit of protein, collagen, and essential vitamins and minerals with these irresistible vegan cookie dough balls that only take 10 minutes to make.

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Is fake meat really healthier than the real deal?

A new report has proven plant-based meats contain less saturated fat, sodium and calories, and more protein and fibre compared to animal meat. But how true is this? Dietitian Melissa Meier weighs in. 

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35 Spooktacularly Simple Halloween Crafts to Make

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50 Halloween Snacks That'll Have Your Guests Coming Back For More

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52 Halloween Desserts That Will Scare You They're So Good

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Covid-19 news: England’s death toll revised down by more than 5000

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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Pandemic has driven Americans to depression and drinking, CDC says

A new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study made public on Thursday surveyed 5,412 Americans and found that “40.9% of respondents reported at least one adverse mental or behavioral health condition.”

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Cosmetic surgeon struck off after botched ops

Patients awarded thousands in compensation have not been paid as he did not have insurance.

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Coronavirus: England's contact tracing app trial gets under way

It will serve self-isolation alerts based on logs of who the user was recently in close contact with.

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Coronavirus: Leicester patient first to join 'UK's largest' recovery study

Researchers hope the £8.4m study will show the long-term impact of Covid-19 and how to treat it.

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Is Sweden's coronavirus strategy a cautionary tale or a success story?

Despite claims that soft lockdown was a good idea, so far Sweden has had more covid-19 related deaths than its Scandinavian neighbours with little difference in economic slowdown

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Magnetic levitation can be used to separate the living from the dead

A form of magnetic levitation can separate living and dead cells, which could help in everything from drug discovery to tissue engineering

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Routine operations in English hospitals down 67%

The coronavirus pandemic has caused backlogs in many areas of the NHS, including cancer and A&E.

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Coronavirus: England's contact-tracing app gets green light for trial

Public tests are set to start on Thursday, but concerns remain about how accurately distance is measured.

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P.E. Nation’s unisex collection proves gender is no barrier to style

Activewear seems to be our uniform of choice, especially now with more Australians than ever working from home. P.E. Nation has taken this concept up a notch, launching a unisex collection online that aims to unify the genders. Because we all want to look good. 

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Michelle Bridges’ 15-min ‘fire up’ workout is as good for the girls as it is for the boys

Tone your glutes and get your heart pumping with this intense cardio workout you can do from the comfort of your own home.

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I’ wore a vibrator at my wedding, and it was wild’

It can be easy to get caught up in the whirlwind experience of your own wedding, but one bride and groom found a way to savour the fun - by purchasing an app-controlled vibrator for the bride to wear for the whole day!

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Bodyweight workout with Michelle Bridges and Todd Liubinskas

A 15 minute bodyweight workout that will leave you feeling fired up!

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A list of known coronavirus symptoms you need to look out for

The more we learn about coronavirus, the more we're beginning to understand it's not, as initially thought, just a respiratory illness, and the damage it causes can be longterm. 

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The Bachelor’s Nicole’s health rituals explain why she got the triple threat rose

In an exclusive interview with Body+Soul, Bachelor contestant Nicole Campbell reveals everything about her health and wellness rituals – and it sounds like she’s a perfect match for adventurous and fit Locky Gilbert.

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VB has released a men’s perfume and we’re not even joking

Iconic beer brand Victoria Bitter has ventured into the men's fragrance market with their first perfume, appropriately called 'Thirst. A scent by VB'. 

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Period protection has never been better or more comfortable

From environmentally-friendly, plastic-free pads and clean cotton tampons, to reusable menstrual cups and underwear, period protection is proving to be more sustainably savvy and better on our wallets than ever.

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Ex-Bachelor contestant claims Locky Gilbert is ‘fake’

Locky Gilbert’s motives for being The Bachelor have come under speculation as ex-contestant Nadine Kodsi claims he’s purely on the show to boost his media profile.

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Menstruation is taboo, but this company is offering women paid period leave

71 percent of young women in India are unaware of menstruation until their first cycle. But while historically dismissed, studies have shown period pain can significantly interfere with productivity.  

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Breast screening women in their 40s 'could save lives'

But experts caution there are many other considerations, including cost and over-diagnosis.

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The latest Sydney COVID hot spots include a popular IKEA store

The coronavirus cases in New South Wales are increasing, albeit slowly, and Premier Gladys Berejiklian issues more warnings for possible harsher restrictions. The bottom line? Wear a mask. 

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‘The pandemic got me swapping the family car for a cargo bike and I may never go back’

Practically a way of life in many Scandinavian countries, the cargo bike is great for the environment, keeps me active, and the girls love it. My family and I have done 800kms in three months. 

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Priti Patel 'minded' to decriminalise sales of 'poppers' drug

The home secretary says the "uncertain" law on the drug - often used by gay men during sex - may change.

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Everything you need to know about Russia's coronavirus vaccine claims

Russia has given regulatory approval to a covid-19 vaccine, amid concerns about the level of testing it has undergone. Here's what you need to know about the Sputnik V vaccine

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Nations buying up covid-19 vaccine doses endanger pandemic efforts

A vaccine against the coronavirus needs to reach vulnerable people in all countries if we want to stop the virus, but some countries are buying up future stocks to protect their nationals

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Covid-19 news: Germany joins Spain in worrying surge of infections

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: England death count review reduces UK toll by 5,000

Deaths recorded in England had included people who tested positive months before they died.

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If we ever make a covid-19 vaccine who should be first to get it?

It will take at least a year to make the billions of vaccine doses needed to protect everyone, so tough decisions will have to be made about who is top priority

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Trump says children are ‘almost immune’ to COVID. Doctors don’t agree.

President Trump has claimed that children are "virtually immune" to the coronavirus, yet child cases continue to rise in many states. Yahoo News Medical Contributor Dr. Dara Kass separates fact from fiction as schools begin to reopen across the U.S.

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Covid-19 lockdown means 115 million Indian children risk malnutrition

India operates the world's largest free school lunch programme in an effort to combat childhood malnutrition, but the lockdown to halt the spread of the coronavirus has left many without a meal

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The surprising ways little social interactions affect your health

Greeting neighbours or gossiping with a colleague can boost your health and well-being, but coronavirus lockdowns are putting that in jeopardy. Here’s how to stay connected

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Snezana Wood knows the value of a good kiss

Snezana and Sam Wood have proved not all love stories are traditional. Here, she shares how she's getting through isolation with her family, through late night feeds, workouts and why a good smooch in the morning and at night should never be underestimated. 

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I did a green-boost for three weeks to break out of my winter funk – this is what happened

This article was created in partnership with Vital All-In-One.

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WTF is a diaphragmatic massage and do you need one?

This alternative technique aims to boost your next full-body massage by flushing toxins, speeding up your digestion and improving your breathing.

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The sex toy that’s had 3000 five-star reviews

The magic wand is regarded as the most powerful vibrator in the world.

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‘Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in our heart’

Keira Rumble has struggled with what no woman would wish upon their worst enemy - four miscarriages, child losses, infertility and endometriosis. Here she shares her heartbreaking story.

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Coronavirus: Severe mental health problems rise amid pandemic

An NHS Confederation report predicts a 20% increase in demand for services in the coming months.

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Coronavirus: Exposure rate 'similar' in London and Stockholm

Antibody tests suggest similar exposure to the virus in the two capitals, despite different strategies.

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Scientists tested the best kinds of face masks: and these won

 Researchers found the best mask for catching respiratory droplets that may contain coronavirus.

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We stalked the new Bachelor Locky Gilbert, so you don’t have to

Australia, meet your Bachelor for 2020 - and there's a good chance you've seen the handsome 30-year-old on TV before.

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Could a coronavirus vaccine really be ready by the end of 2020?

Prior to the coronavirus pandemic, among the fastest ever be developed and widely distributed was the current mumps vaccine, which took less than five years in the '60s. The global scientific community now races towards a Covid-19 vaccination with an initial timeline of 12-18 months.

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Russia approves coronavirus vaccine but experts fear its rush could backfire

Russian president Vladimir Putin has announced a local vaccine for COVID-19 has been given regulatory approval after less than two months of testing on a few dozen humans.

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Terri Irwin says ‘Steve would be so proud’ in Bindi’s pregnancy announcement

Nearly five months after their intimate wedding at Australia Zoo, Bindi Irwin and Chandler Powell are expecting their first child. And the teeny tiny Wildlife Warrior shirt is just too cute. 

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Covid-19 news: New Zealand reimposes Auckland lockdown after new cases

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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How to hug people in a coronavirus-stricken world

Hugging has benefits for our health that might make it worth doing despite coronavirus risks – here’s how to reduce the chance you’ll pass on the virus

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Trump: ‘George Washington would have had a hard time beating me before the plague came in’

President Trump suggested that even an opponent as formidable as the nation’s first commander in chief would’ve had difficulty unseating him before the coronavirus pandemic struck.

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AI mimics the way doctors think to make better medical diagnoses

Most medical AI systems make treatment recommendations based on correlations between symptoms and illnesses – a new AI system uses causation instead, like doctors do

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Can COVID-19 Cause Hair Loss? Here's What You Need To Know

If you've been shedding more than usual, read this.

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We don't know how accurate the UK's new rapid coronavirus tests are

Two new tests that diagnose covid-19 within 90 minutes are being rolled out by the UK government – and while both are promising, neither is supported by publicly available, independent evidence

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Menopausal woman gives birth after blood plasma injection in ovaries

Five out of 60 women who were menopausal or transiting into the menopause became pregnant after having their own blood plasma injected into their ovaries, according to results of a pilot study

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Coronavirus: Test and trace system 'successful', says health minister

Health minister Edward Argar says it is "evolving and flexing", amid plans to cut 6,000 contact tracers.

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Vaccine for major common cold virus could be ready for use by 2024

A clinical trial involving 420 people suggests that a vaccine for respiratory syncytial virus – a major cause of common colds – is safe and effective

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Pregnancy in Australia is very different for First Nations mothers

Australia may pride itself on an impressive healthcare system, but the truth is it doesn't serve Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mothers equally. Stephanie Nuzzo discovers the gaps in maternal health for First Nations families, and how we can start to close them.

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Changing the ~way~ you poop could work wonders for your gut

The way you go to the loo might seem like second nature, but it turns out many of us have been doing it wrong. Gut health specialist Zhenya Gerson explains how it could be affecting more than just our toilet time.

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Kelly Osbourne’s 39kg weight loss is all down to ‘hard work’

The actress and fashion designer is looking happier and healthier in her latest Instagram post.

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Sea vegetables are the 2020 superfood you’ll be obsessed with

From kelp and nori to spirulina and wakame, sea vegetables of all kinds are the next big thing in health foods, so we've got the dish on everything you need to know about them. And if you love sushi, then good news - you're already ahead of the curve.

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Ben Lucas’ 32-minute epic ab workout will tone and tighten your core

Fitness expert Ben Lucas shares his favourite at-home ab workout that will burn belly fat and tone your midsection. 

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Virtual pilates class with The Spring Collective

Join The Spring Collective for a 30 minute class that's perfect for beating the WFH desk slouch.

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Dozens of Bachelor contestants reportedly quit over Locky’s dealbreaker

The former Survivor contestant turned 2020 Bachelor is an adventureman through and through - but it looks like one huge part of his lifestyle was way too much of a commitment for some contestants to get on board with.

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'A Hinge date saved my life' and other cancer dating stories

Dating during lockdown is hard enough in 2020, but how do you deal with it when cancer is in the mix too?

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Fixing the scars of Beirut's explosion

A plastic surgeon is offering free surgery to people like Romy, who was driving near the port when the blast hit.

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We stalked every contestant on The Bachelor so you don’t have to

The wait is finally over – The Bachelor Australia 2020 will be premiering soon. So, here’s your first look at all the Bachelorettes who will be vying for Locky Gilbert’s heart.

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Fatal cardiac arrests could be hiding opioid overdose deaths in the US

A study in San Francisco has found that 17 per cent of deaths ascribed to cardiac arrest were actually caused by drug overdose, most commonly opioids

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Covid-19 news: Coronavirus not seasonal and will bounce back, says WHO

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: Contact tracers to be reduced by 6,000 in England

The rest will focus on reaching positive cases and their contacts in local areas, alongside local teams.

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Party conventions: Important events or empty pageantry?

The pandemic has upended the 2020 presidential race, leaving Democrats and Republicans in unprecedented territory. Should parties end their massive political conventions?

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Forget about blame with miscarriage: its function is entirely natural

Many women blame themselves after pregnancy loss and some societies point the finger too, but fertility medicine is busting such miscarriage myths

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People are sharing their cheating ex discovery stories, and yikes

Cheating may be terrible, but hoo boy, it makes for a good story - and these stories of how people discovered their exes were cheating that went viral on Reddit are no exception.

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Coronavirus: Little evidence of Covid transmission in schools, says Williamson

The education secretary says a study will downplay the risk of Covid in schools, ahead of reopenings.

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TikTok’s viral 75 Hard Challenge might be effective, but is it dangerous?

The phenomenon, created by motivational speaker Andy Frisella, is described as a way to increase your mental toughness, boost your self-worth and improve yourself esteem.   

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Where are the Bachelor in Paradise couples now (and who’s still together)?

If you're wondering which Bachelor in Paradise couples have survived now the finale has aired, we've done the investigating for you...

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A jeweller has made a bedazzled face mask worth $2.1M, because why not?

If you thought your COVID-19 reusable face mask was a little expensive, the price tag of this golden creation by an Israeli jeweller is about to blow your mind.

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Nursing apprenticeship funding gets £172m boost

Ministers want nursing jobs in England to be more accessible, but a union says the plan falls short.

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Coronavirus in Scotland: Care home residents to be allowed more visitors

Residents will be allowed up to three outdoor visitors at a time from Monday, ministers announce.

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74-year old’s viral transformation is the hope we all need

Lacking motivation to exercise and eat healthier? Just take inspiration from Joan MacDonald.

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Coronavirus: Is the world winning the pandemic fight?

Covid-19 has changed the world - are we winning or is the virus still taking hold, and when will it end?

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Alyssa Milano lost 4kg in 2 weeks from COVID

The actress has opened up her horrific battle with the coronavirus in a confronting Instagram post, which serves as a grim warning to the public to stop being complacent.

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Keith Mason and fiancé go viral after inspirational posts

Keith Mason and Riona Kelly have been posting about her recovery and it's become a lockdown hit.

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Coronavirus: Moral duty to get all children back into school - PM

Boris Johnson wants schools in England to be the last sector to close in any future local lockdowns.

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‘There’s so much more to me – and to life – than having a toned, fit body’

She built an empire by helping women reach their fitness goals, but influencer Ashy Bines tells Body+Soul that her most important mission is empowering their minds by sharing the hard-won lessons she learnt on her way to social-media stardom.

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Coronavirus: Randox recalls up to 750,000 test kits over safety concerns

Some kits sent to care homes should be returned, but the government says the risk to safety is low.

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Coronavirus: Face covering use expanded in England and Scotland

The new rules apply to cinemas, museums and places of worship as more quarantine restrictions start.

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Nurses and NHS staff protest over pay rise 'snub'

A thousand people are expected to march in Cardiff, Swansea, Bridgend and Merthyr over nurses' pay.

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Bars over schools: Why your kids will probably learn from home this fall

Lawmakers and educators battle over how to reopen schools safely this fall amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

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Covid-19 news: Coronavirus cases may be levelling off in England

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: NHS England scales back private sector deal

A deal in which NHS England had access to 92% of private hospitals beds will come to an end.

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Coronavirus: Cancer survivor calls mammogram refusal 'ageist'

Janet Wilkie criticises the suspension of breast screenings for the over 70s due to the pandemic.

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Virus cases 'may be levelling off' in England

After a low in cases at the end of June, the ONS estimated infections had been rising slightly in July.

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Separated twins' parents thank Colchester nurses for pictures

The premature babies were treated in hospitals 60 miles apart but an app kept their parents updated.

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Out of work and with families to feed, some Americans are lining up at food banks for the first time in their lives

Food assistance programs across the country are preparing for another spike in need with federal unemployment benefits ending.

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Obesity may cause cancer simply because larger organs have more cells

We’ve just discovered that people who are obese have larger organs and thus more cells that might mutate, which could explain their higher risk of getting some cancers

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Barley milk is the latest alternative milk

The alternative milk category has exploded over the past few years, with varieties like almond, oat and macadamia reigning supreme, but barley milk is set to be even bigger. The only question is - is it healthy?

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Chemotherapy in cancer patients with Covid-19 'not a risk'

Female breast cancer patients were much more likely to survive than other patients, a study says.

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Coronavirus: Asymptomatic cases 'carry same amount of virus'

But the South Korean study couldn't say how much this group actually passed coronavirus on.

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‘I tried the Internet’s most popular wearable weights, and I’m converted’

They're the biggest Instagram trend of the moment, but are they worth the hype or just another bouje fitness accessory? Juna Xu puts them to the test. 

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Recovered COVID-19 patients report ‘extreme’ hair loss

Because recovering from the coronavirus isn't enough, patients are now experiencing losing hair 'in clumps'. 

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The best vegan raw caramel slice to date

Intensely rich, gooey and healthy - what more could you ask for in a caramel slice?

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4 foods Sam Wood will never eat, no matter what

Balance is key when it comes to a healthy diet, but there are four foods that are completely off limits for Sam Wood.

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Eat your way to better nails and never go back to Shellac

Nutritionist Fiona Tuck shares the seven simple food steps to follow to boost the look, feel and growth of your nails. 

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Covid-19 news: NHS unable to use 50 million masks due to safety fears

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: England's contact-tracing app readies for launch

The app will use QR barcode scans as well as Bluetooth handshakes to determine if users are at risk.

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'Contemplating coming out of shielding was scary'

Susannah, 37, marks the end of chemotherapy and lockdown by going to a "shielding" day at a tearoom.

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Most of the coronavirus tests the U.S. does are worthless. But there's a solution that could actually work — and stop the spread.

Although President Trump is correct that the U.S. has conducted more tests than any other country, it’s not testing enough, given the scale of its outbreak. And the testing it is doing isn’t helping as much as it should. The good news is that there might be a simple solution: new tests that prioritize speed over sensitivity.

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Should racism be treated as a public health crisis?

Dozens of cities have declared racism a public health emergency in recent weeks. Is this a smart strategy for addressing inequities across society?

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Nutrition memes forget that there is no such thing as a 'healthy food'

Shareable online graphics give easy to understand breakdowns of the nutritional content of food, but they may be misleading, says James Wong

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Hydroxychloroquine being 'discarded prematurely', say scientists

Clinicians from global study say controversy around the drug is stopping them completing their study.

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Malaria in Africa: Parasite 'resistant to artemisinin'

Scientists in Rwanda find cases of resistance to artemisinin, a frontline drug used to treat malaria.

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The real reasons miscarriage exists – and why it's so misunderstood

New research reveals that miscarriage serves a critical role in human evolution – and in some instances, may even be associated with optimal fertility

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Coronavirus: University life may 'pose further risk' to young shielders

A lack of information from universities will pose a "further risk to lives", the NUS warns.

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What Hiroshima teaches us about coronavirus and the future of humanity

The nuclear bomb told us we are the greatest threat to our own survival – and the covid-19 pandemic shows the lessons still to learn, say Anders Sandberg and Thomas Moynihan

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Lili Reinhart on self-help books, reiki and eating too much takeaway

From aligning her chakras and setting intentions to learning reiki and seeking mindfulness through self-help books, actress Lili Reinhart has her lockdown philosophy all set. 

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Sonographers: Training to give expectant mums bad news

New training is being provided for sonographers, who carry out ultrasound scans, to ensure they can communicate potentially bad news in the best way possible.

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Coronavirus: Safety concerns halt use of 50 million NHS masks

Millions of respirators will not be used by health workers because they may not fit adequately.

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If you want life to get back to normal, get a coronavirus test now

With 12 new cases in New South Wales reported on Thursday, all of which were locally acquired, NSW Health is urging the younger population to get tested, even with mild symptoms.

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Hilary Duff flaunts new ‘lean’ body in bikini selfie

The actress posted a new bikini photo on Instagram, crediting her nutrition coach and trainer for helping her get toned.

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All your face mask questions, answered

From our picks of the best face masks for exercising in to expert tips for preventing 'maskne', here's your complete guide to everything you need to know about buying and using face masks.

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Reason #589 Serena Williams is a total boss: she played through migraines ‘for years’

Just when you thought she couldn't be anymore indestructible, the tennis champion has revealed she's suffered with migraine attacks since her twenties - and has learnt to fight through them while battling it out on the court.

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Aldi’s new workout equipment means setting up a home gym on the cheap

A limited-edition range of fitness equipment is coming to Aldi on the 15th of August. A home gym was never so affordable. 

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How to find runners for your walk to work

A footwear expert on the shoes to buy when walking is your main mode of transport.

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New poll shows plummeting GOP satisfaction with direction of country

Thanks to a marked shift among Republican voters since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, just 13 percent of Americans surveyed now say they are satisfied with “the way things are going in the United States.”

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Covid-19 news: UK border rules ‘accelerated’ pandemic, say MPs

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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Disease-carrying animals thrive on our farmed land and in our cities

Farming and other human activities are changing the world in a way that favours animals carrying more diseases, including bats – the source of the new coronavirus

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Two-thirds shielding happy to return to work, ONS figures suggest

But one in 20 say they won't be returning anytime soon after advice changed on 1 August.

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Coronavirus pandemic shows no sign of slowing across South America

Even after four months of strict lockdowns in some South American countries, cases of covid-19 are still soaring across the continent

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