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Suicide rates reveal the silent suffering of Australia’s ageing men

Men aged 85 and older have the highest suicide rates in Australia, but the tragedy has gone relatively unnoticed. This group is growing older, feeling alone and flying under the radar.

The Conversation

Parents and screen time: are you a 'contract maker' or an 'access denier' with your child?

Screen time was a battle for parents before COVID and it continues to be a battle, long after lockdowns have ended.

The Conversation

Boy, 8, who died 3 days after positive Covid test likely had undiagnosed heart defect

Jasper Bryan Cook was a "normal, healthy child" before his sudden death in January. He had been seen by an out-of-hours GP the day before his death after being sick and suffering abdominal pain

Daily Mirror

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British scientists become first in world to launch trial for treatment of monkeypox

Researchers, who were behind the Covid Recovery trial, want to see whether an antiviral drug can help alleviate symptoms of monkeypox in patients

Chronicle Live

Aussies in 'denial' over pandemic end

A leading epidemiologist says Australians must change they way they live to better deal with the ongoing threat from COVID-19 and other viral infections.

AAP

Jet2 issues important Covid scam warning to all their customers ahead of holiday

Jet2 have issued important advice to their customers over Covid tests, fit to fly documents, cyber security and payments as jet setters plan their next holiday.

Edinburgh Live

Twice as many people died with Covid in UK this summer compared with 2021

Higher figure fuelled by Omicron subvariants and contrasts with lower overall numbers for year to date

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Long COVID: why it's so hard to tell how many people get it

In the weeks and months after a COVID infection, some people develop a variety of symptoms, commonly referred to as long COVID. Fatigue is the most common, affecting a little over half of people with ongoing symptoms. Other common symptoms include shortness of breath, loss of smell, muscle ache and…

The Conversation

If You Invested $1,000 In Genius Brands At Its Covid-19 Pandemic Low, You'd Have This Much Now

Investors who bought stocks during the Covid-19 market crash in 2020 have generally experienced some big gains in the past two years. However, some big-name stocks performed much better than others since the pandemic bottom.

Benzinga

NHS Lanarkshire faces £70m funding black hole as government warned of 'financial catastrophe'

The organisation warned there is a “very high” risk of being unable to maintain essential services while balancing their budget

Daily Record

Gift cards worth £100 to be rolled out to families in East Renfrewshire

The 'Scotland Loves Local' cards will go to over 4,500 families and have been agreed as part of a package of measures to support covid recovery and help with the cost of living crisis.

Glasgow Live

Energy boss warns of bills ‘catastrophe’

The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, better known as furlough, stands as one of the great public policy success stories of this century.

Evening Standard

London ‘worst in England at keeping nurses’

London has the biggest crisis in England in retaining nurses to deal with the Covid-19 backlog of NHS operations and treatment, a new study has revealed.

Evening Standard

Andy Burnham: Scotland should have as close as you can get to home rule

Andy Burnham said the constitution of the UK needed to be ‘completely rewired’.

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Research: Daily physical activity associated with lower risk of Covid 19 infection

According to a study, daily physical activity has been associated with a decreased risk of COVID-19 infection and severity, including hospitalisation and death. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Pfizer’s shot is 73% effective against COVID in children under 5

Pfizer Inc.’s COVID-19 vaccine was 73.2% effective against the disease in a trial of children 6 months through 4 years old, reinforcing results that led to the shot’s authorization in young kids in June.

The Guardian - UK

Reheating old grievances about lockdown won’t keep pensioners warm this winter

There is a bizarre trend to lay every ill on those who tried to avoid Covid, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Tribune News Service

Grassroots work leads to vaccination success in Georgia refugee community

Naw Mu Chaw had questions about the possible side effects of a COVID-19 vaccine.

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Reason

A Belated Vindication for School Reopeners

The Stolen Year acknowledges the public schools' COVID failures but refuses to hold anyone responsible.

The New Daily

Expert slams Premier’s call for COVID-19 isolation to go from seven days to five

Professor of Biostatistics at the University of South Australia Adrian Esterman says it would be unwise to further reduce COVID isolation requirements.

Chronicle Live

Over two million DWP benefits claimants could get £1,500 in compensation

People who claim Employment and Support Allowance, Income Support or Jobseeker's Allowance could be in line for the money if an appeal court judge rules in favour of claimants

Wales Online

Nearly 700 doctors could leave the Welsh NHS due to below-inflation pay rise, union claims

'Both working conditions and pay keep challenging their decision to remain employed by the NHS'

Daily Record

Jet2 issues 'important' warning to passengers over Covid tests and scam calls

The package holiday airline warned passengers on social media.

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Here’s how parents can meet the new school year with less anxiety

Fall may not yet be in the air, but school definitely is. Camps and family vacations are ending, and children are queuing up in pediatric waiting rooms, coming in for school and sports physicals, as well as for the inevitable minor injuries and illnesses of the summer.

Chronicle Live

Jet2 issues scam warning to holidaymakers over Covid tests and Fit to Fly passes

The airline also warned passengers to be alert to scams when making flight bookings or buying credit notes

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