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Want to cut air pollution? Get rid of your car | John Vidal
Governments should accept the plain truth that automobiles need to be eliminated from the street completely, states ecological author John Vidal I compose this from St Martin’s, among the biggest of the Isles of Scilly , where in 5 days invested amongst its 120-odd occupants I have actually seen just...
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Weight-loss pill hailed as ‘holy grail’ in fight against obesity
United States research study of 12,000 individuals reveals drug lorcaserin does not increase danger of severe heart issues A weight-loss tablet has actually been hailed as a possible “holy grail” in the battle versus weight problems after a significant research study revealed it did not increase the danger of severe...
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Ritalin-type drugs best to treat ADHD in children, shows study
Methylphenidate drugs best and most efficient while grownups do much better on amphetamines Ritalin and other drugs of the exact same class are the most efficient and most safe medications to recommend for kids with attention deficit disorder (ADHD), inning accordance with a significant clinical evaluation. The evaluation of ADHD...
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Home Office looks at allowing cannabis oil prescription for epileptic boy
Decision follows Billy Caldwell, 12, was hospitalised due to lethal seizures The Home Office has stated it will “thoroughly think about” enabling a 12-year-old young boy to be recommended marijuana oil after he was confessed to medical facility with “dangerous” seizures following the confiscation of his supply. Billy Caldwell had...
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The best way to save the planet? Drop meat and dairy | George Monbiot
Farming animals for food threatens all life in the world, and free-range steak is the worst of all, composes Guardian writer George Monbiot W hether people endure this century and the next, whether other lifeforms can live together with us: more than anything, this depends upon the method we consume....
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The town thats found a potent cure for illness community | George Monbiot
Frome in Somerset has actually seen medical facility admissions fall given that it started to deal with seclusion. There are lessons for the remainder of the nation, composes Guardian writer George Monbiot I t could, if the outcomes stand, be among the most significant medical developments of current years. It...
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Some Chinese ready meals found to have more salt than 11 bags of crisps
Some takeaway meals consist of as much salt as 5 Big Macs with all set meals likewise high in salt Ready meals and chinese takeaways ought to bring obligatory health cautioning labels on menus and product packaging to alert customers to “damaging and impressive” salt levels, UK health professionals have...
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Jamie Oliver is right, for poor people putting food on the table trumps diet | Kathleen Kerridge
Yes, weight problems is the chef and an issue is aiming to assist. Do not act like were from another world, composes author Kathleen Kerridge T here is a substantial issue with weight problems in Britain. It impacts lots of elements of our lives, and it is debilitating the NHS...
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DPD courier who was fined for day off to see doctor dies from diabetes
Don Lanes widow says he was afraid of getting fined if he did not ensure his round was covered Couriers/delivery industry Robert Booth First published on Mon 5 Feb 2018 02.00EST Share via Email Share on LinkedIn Share on Google+ Share on Messenger Close Ruth Lane, the widow of Don...
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Mass starvation is humanitys fate if we keep flogging the land to death | George Monbiot
The Earth can not accommodate our requirement and greed for food. We need to alter our diet plan prior to its too late, composes Guardian writer George Monbiot B rexit; the squashing of democracy by billionaires; the next monetary crash; a rogue United States president: none keeps me awake in...
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