B12 deficiency harms young children’s development, and food relief is not good enough, says a new study
Vitamin B12 deficiency in infants leads to poor motor development and anemia, according to a study from Burkina Faso conducted by the University of Copenhagen and Médecins Sans Frontières. B12 deficiency is an enormous yet overlooked problem, and the food…
Read MoreDouble-masking DOESN'T work, raises risk of catching, spreading Covid
Double-masking DOESN’T work and might raise risk of catching and spreading Covid, study finds — despite US health chiefs STILL recommending it Double-masking does not improve how well mask protect against Covid Wearing two coverings allows more particles to escape…
Read MoreAMIA and HL7 join forces to promote interoperability standards
The American Medical Informatics Association and Health Level Seven International on Tuesday announced a new partnership to drive efforts to broaden use of comprehensive standards for healthcare interoperability and information exchange. WHY IT MATTERS The two-year collaboration will see AMIA’s…
Read MoreBindi Irwin Posts Gorgeous Family Photo Taken By Brother Robert Irwin: ‘Immeasurable Love’
Bindi Irwin always has the best photos on her Instagram. (Remember these sweet snaps of her 1-year-old daughter Grace Warrior and a koala? Exactly.) But the newest picture the conservationist posted features her family — and it was taken by…
Read MoreSerena Williams Reveals 4-Year-Old Daughter Olympia’s Ambition — & It Isn't Tennis
When she isn’t twinning with her mom, Serena Williams, or making cute dance videos, 4-year-old Olympia is pursuing her true passion. And, no, it isn’t playing tennis. On The Ellen DeGeneres Show on May 2, Williams opened up about what…
Read MoreBrisk walking may slow biological ageing process, study finds
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Read MoreCovid cases surge in South Africa again amid new variants
Covid cases surge in South Africa again just months after it became Omicron hotspot of world amid rise of new variants— but experts say there’s no reason to panic Country finds itself at the cusp of a fresh explosion in…
Read MoreOur glucose levels are more important than you might think – here’s why
Glucose, or our blood sugar, isn’t just an issue for diabetics. Here’s how it affects almost every part of our bodies, including how we move and work out. When was the last time you thought about your glucose levels? Chances…
Read MoreHeart disease: ‘Faddy crash diets’ may not provide necessary nutrients – dietary tips
Dr Chris on the link between paracetamol and heart disease We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on…
Read MoreMexico City Policy may be associated with higher maternal, child mortality and HIV incidence rates
Restricting US foreign aid for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that provide information on or access to abortion-related services in developing countries may have harmful effects on maternal and child mortality and HIV incidence rates on the same scale as an ongoing…
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