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Calls grow to disestablish Church of England as Christians become minority

Role of church in parliament and schools questioned as census shows 5.5m fewer holders of faith in England and Wales

The Guardian - UK

Terminally ill Scots are 'dying in pain' due to 'inadequate' out-of-hours services

New research has found there were more than 130,000 visits to A&E in Scotland by terminally ill people in 2020.

Daily Record

Terminally ill Scottish patients 'dying in pain' due to lack of out-of-hours care

New research found that out-of-hours care is often "inadequate and fragmented" and that many patients are resorting to attending at emergency departments when care in the community is not available.

Edinburgh Live

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Indoor cooking on wood fires linked to pregnancy deaths

‘In-house cooking and household pollution may increase the risk of seizures. We believe that less oxygen will get to the mother’s brain,’ report author says

The Independent UK

Indoor wood fires ‘dangerous’ for some pregnant women

Study finds link between smoke-related deaths and eclampsia, helping explain worse maternal health

The Guardian - UK

COMPASS Pathways Shares Q3 2022 Financial Results, Business News & Term's Highlights

Psychedelics mental healthcare firm COMPASS Pathways (NASDAQ: CMPS) reported its financial outcomes for the third quarter ended 30 September 2022 and gave an update on its most recent pipeline and business developments.

Benzinga

Magic mushrooms compound found to ‘significantly reduce’ depression symptoms in major trial

Psilocybin has been found to have a positive impact on patients suffering from treatment-resistant depression

Evening Standard

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Magic-mushroom drug can reduce depression symptoms, study suggests

Psychedelic effects lasted between six to eight hours, and during this time a therapist was in the room to provide psychological support.

The Independent UK

Will Scotland need to join the euro to join the EU? What the experts say

FOUR top experts on European politics speak to The National about the claim an independent Scotland would need to adopt the euro to join the EU ...

The National (Scotland)

‘I’m not saying Shakespeare is an anti-black racist. But …’ – the festival tackling an incendiary issue

They have suffered vicious abuse and ugly trolling, but the team behind the Globe’s Shakespeare and Race festival tell our writer why their work feels more urgent than ever

The Guardian - UK

Being around birds is good for our mental health, scientists find

They say there's a strong link

Wales Online

Bird and birdsong encounters improve mental health, study finds

Research suggests visits to places with birdlife could be prescribed by doctors to improve mental wellbeing

The Guardian - UK

Being around birds ‘linked to mental wellbeing boost’

Researchers say birdlife could play a role in helping people who have been diagnosed with depression or other mental health conditions.

The Independent UK

Letters: break the silence on child abuse

For decades, society has turned a deaf ear to the suffering of children at the hands of abusive adults. Enough is enough

The Guardian - UK

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Evening Standard

China on march as Oxford marks 7th year running as top university

The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2023 rate 1,799 institutions from 104 countries

Daily Mirror

UK Covid cases hit 224,000 a day - with similar symptoms to rampant common cold

Latest analysis suggests one in 25 Brits now has Covid, with many more currently having the common cold, as health experts warn we are in the grips of an autumn wave

Dynamite News

Health: Researchers find immunotherapies for chemotherapy-resistant breast tumour

The researchers have identified immune cell types that could be targeted to create particular immunotherapies for chemotherapy-resistant breast tumours. Read more on Dynamite News

The Conversation

Ukraine recap: occupied regions forced to join Russia while thousands of Russians choose to leave

Four parts of Ukraine that are occupied by Vladimir Putin’s war machine are to be formally annexed by Russia. Or, as the official Russian news agency, Tass, puts it: “The official signing ceremony uniting four new territories with Russia will be held on Friday, September 30, at 3pm in the…

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The Independent UK

Curb vape sales to children due to potential risks, experts say

Current research is not robust enough to make clear conclusions about how harmful vaping is in the longer term, according to new research.

The Independent UK

Earliest known mammal identified using fossil tooth records

The animal’s fossil records date back 225 million years, predating the previously confirmed first mammal by approximately 20 million years.

The Independent UK

African-Caribbean people with type 1 diabetes ‘at higher risk of kidney disease’

Kidney disease affects nearly 30-40% of people with diabetes, regardless of type.

The Independent UK

Visiting canals and rivers ‘can help boost mood’

New research found the combination of blue and green space with wildlife has a greater impact on wellbeing than just green space.

The Independent UK

Owami Davies: Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS trust ‘delayed’ staff appeal on missing Black colleague

Exclusive: Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust “sat on” news of Ms Davies’ disappearance for weeks, as departments failed to report her shift absence, The Independent has learned

Evening Standard

New NHS blood test trial could stop one in ten UK cancer deaths, say researchers

The test could help detect 50 types of cancer before symptoms occur

The Guardian - UK

Lawrence Freedman: ‘Autocracies tend to make catastrophic decisions. That’s the case with Putin’

The military strategy expert and author of a new book on conflict says the flawed thinking behind Russia’s invasion stems from the inability of those at the top to take responsibility for mistakes

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