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In a bid to address its severe staff shortage, Japan’s elder care system is recruiting young athletes from various disciplines, including bodybuilding, wrestling, and MMA, to work as care workers, marking a significant shift in the industry and challenging traditional notions of caregiving.
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The number of health visitors in England has drastically declined over the past decade, resulting in excessive caseloads that are
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Austria’s police have uncovered a worrying contamination issue in the country’s baby food supply, with rat poison detected in a
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** Japan’s elderly residents are embracing technology with smartphone courses, bridging the digital divide and combating “analogue isolation”. Organizations in Tokyo are offering specialized training to seniors, teaching the fundamentals of smartphone use and promoting digital inclusion.
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Ministers in the UK are exploring a potential ban on over-the-counter pet flea treatments, moving towards a more controlled distribution
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** A pilot project testing England’s new school food standards has raised eyebrows, revealing a 15% decline in students taking meals at school. The findings have sparked concerns about the potential impact on children’s health and eating habits, leaving many in the education sector seeking clarification.
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A shocking report reveals that Australians are spending $2.13 billion annually on subpar hospital food, while a mysterious crocodile discovery in Adelaide sparks environmental concerns, highlighting the need for comprehensive reform in public institution dining options and environmental awareness.
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** “In a nationwide effort to promote healthier eating habits among schoolchildren, schools are introducing new guidelines to update their dinner menus. The new regulations aim to reduce sugary desserts and increase the serving of vegetables and whole grains, while also emphasizing the importance of mealtime quality and social interaction.”
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** To combat rising childhood obesity rates, England will introduce updated school food standards in September. The changes will phase out popular but unhealthy items such as fish and chips, fried nuggets, and steamed sponges. Schools will now prioritize serving 75% of the daily recommended intake of fruits and vegetables. The goal is to promote healthier eating habits and reduce the prevalence of obesity among millions of children across the country.
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** A growing body of evidence suggests that psychedelic therapy using “magic mushrooms” can be an effective treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a condition often experienced by veterans. Jesse Gould, a former army ranger, has founded psilocybin retreats that offer a sustainable solution for recovery.
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In a significant development, Cadila Pharma has launched a new triple-action therapy designed to provide better control over blood pressure.
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** A groundbreaking clinical trial has shown that a repurposed drug, Relacorilant, can potentially extend the survival of patients with aggressive platinum-resistant ovarian cancer. Administered to 57 patients, the study’s findings suggest a promising direction for future research.
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** “In a shocking discovery, the RSPCA has intervened in an animal cruelty case where 250 dogs were found confined to a single property. The dogs were rescued, but the incident highlights the severity of animal neglect. Learn more about the rescue and investigation.”
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A groundbreaking discovery in the field of psychedelic research has identified a distinct brain pattern associated with the use of
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A recent review has found that seven of England’s 24 stroke centres are still not providing mechanical thrombectomy, a life-changing
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** A growing concern is emerging in the US healthcare system where hospitals are turning away Medicare Advantage patients with cancer, citing network restrictions. Despite federal reforms aimed at increasing transparency and patient protections, the problem persists, affecting hundreds of thousands of patients.
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** Researchers are abuzz with excitement following new evidence suggesting a repurposed breast cancer medication could combat a range of respiratory and gastrointestinal viruses, including the common cold, norovirus, and COVID-19.
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