Today is International Day for the Ban on Night Flights at Airports
130 initiatives from 15 countries have declared 13 September as the “International Day for the Ban on Night Flights at Airports”. International Day for the Ban on Night Flights at…
London Underground shocking cleanliness record revealed
Latest TfL figures show the London Underground reaching four million journeys per day, with last year’s August Bank Holiday ridership figures the highest since the pandemic. Amid reports that the…
shocking 3D room scans show life with severe disease
A former architecture student living with severe myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME/CFS) has created a series of 3D room scans to show what life with the devastating disease is like. From the…
5 Steps to a Healthier Lifestyle: Making Positive Changes in 2024
In an age where fast-paced living and digital distractions often take precedence, it’s crucial to focus on small, meaningful changes that can significantly impact our overall well-being. Whether it’s improving…
Labour’s cabinet takes £500k from private healthcare lobbyists
Lobbyists, hedge funds, and private equity firms connected to the private healthcare sector have funnelled more than half a million pounds to the new Labour Party cabinet since 2023. In…
How does alcohol impact your life insurance?
What is life Insurance Life insurance is simply a financial safety net for your loved ones should anything happen to you. You pay a premium each month to receive the…
The Expanding Landscape of the UK’s Medical Cannabis Industry
The global cannabis industry is experiencing expanding frontiers and the United Kingdom is distinguished by its promising medical cannabis market. With the rapid shift in the global conversation about cannabis,…
Hair Transplants in Turkey: A Guide for UK Patients
Turkey is more than just a beautiful destination that people visit for Tourism. The destination is also one of the go-to places for medical procedures like hair transplants. Istanbul is…
what are the symptoms and what testing is available
The arrival of the first case of the more deadly ‘clade Ib’ strain of mpox in Europe signals the need for improved testing and treatment, says a leading testing expert.…
surprising hygiene advice that you may not have thought of
Following the first detected case of mpox in Europe and the first in South East Asia, the WHO has issued laundry guidance advising not to share towels and to wash…
Mpox is already being hailed a hoax by the racist far right
On Wednesday 14 August, the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared that Mpox is now a global emergency. Of course the far right are going wild – because they don’t care…
new study has found some important insights
A new study, led by experts at the University of Nottingham, has shown that different plant species tackle the same evolutionary hurdle in different ways, and the findings may give…