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High blood pressure is symptomless and here's what exactly happens in the body when BP rises: WHO expert explains

"Hypertension affects one in three adults globally, and yet only one in five people are actually controlled for their blood pressure. We've actually estimated at the WHO that we can save 76 million lives by 2050 if we can increase control rates globally. That's about the size of South Africa,"…

The Times of India

Do you need an EMF protective case on your iPhone? Radiation blockers explained

A solid defense, or a needless expense for your iPhone?

iMore

Israeli Scientists Get Funding To Help Eradicate Polio

Ben-Gurion University’s $1.3m grant from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will fund research on measuring immune response to polioviruses.

Zenger

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What is the safe level of alcohol consumption as per WHO?

The risks associated with alcohol consumption have always been under the scanner. Alcohol is defined as a toxic, psychoactive, and dependence-producing substance.

The Times of India

A beginner's guide to power pop in five essential albums

Power pop albums for the connoisseur

Louder

“A lot of dedicated Who fans come to every show in order to see Roger hit me in the face again, for me to smash him over the head with a guitar”: Pete Townshend sets the record straight about Roger Daltrey's comments on The Who's retirement

Roger Daltrey had recently mentioned that he was “happy” that “that part of my life is over”

Guitar World

Where and why is mpox disease spreading in the DRC?

A new variant of the virus is spreading through sexual contact and is affecting vulnerable populations, experts say.

Al Jazeera

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Air Pollution Drives 7% Of Deaths In Big Indian Cities: Study

More than seven percent of all deaths in 10 of India's biggest cities are linked to air pollution, a large study said Thursday, leading researchers to call for action to save tens of thousands of lives a year.

International Business Times

Revolutionising wound care: digital solutions for better patient outcomes

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The Independent UK

WHO releases first-ever guideline to help adults quit tobacco

With an aim to help more than 750 million tobacco users worldwide to quit tobacco usage, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has released first-ever clinical treatment guidelines.

The Times of India

The precise location of The Who's mysterious concrete monolith from the cover of Who's Next has finally been pinpointed

Mystery solved

Louder

Will Pakistan ever be able to eradicate polio?

Six poliovirus cases have been reported so far this year. But the country’s fight is not just against the disease.

Al Jazeera

The secret lives of porn addicts: ‘I am meticulous about covering my tracks’

As pornography use soars, some men feel their behaviour is moving from a compulsion to an addiction. They describe how this affects their health, happiness and relationships

The Guardian - UK

Pregnant woman tests positive for Zika virus in India: Know how Zika virus affects foetal growth

Cases of Zika virus infection are rising fast. After a few cases were reported from Pune, Maharashtra, a pregnant woman has tested positive for Zika virus.

The Times of India

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Côte d'Ivoire receives first life-saving malaria vaccines

Côte d'Ivoire this week received its first vaccines against malaria, a disease that kills four people a day in the country, mostly small children, the government said Saturday.

The National (Scotland)

Academic warns of 'potentially damaging' health impact of Linwood e-waste fire

THE Scottish Greens have called for a “wider investigation” into e-waste fires after the incident at Linwood Industrial Estate last week...

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Dozens Of Sick Children Evacuated From Gaza For Treatment

Children evacuated from Gaza for medical treatment after recent Israeli offensive. International cooperation essential for aid efforts.

The Conversation

Gazans’ extreme hunger could leave its mark on subsequent generations

As Israel’s offensive in Gaza rages on, people across the entire Gaza Strip find themselves in increasingly dire circumstances, with nearly the entire population experiencing high levels of food insecurity, including malnutrition, hunger and starvation. A famine review analysis from the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification reported on June 25,…

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Critically ill children leave Gaza through Kerem Shalom crossing

Nineteen minors, five with cancer, allowed to enter Israel before travelling to Egypt and elsewhere for treatment

The Conversation

How air pollution can affect athletes

Air pollution peaks, such as those that have recently occurred in several regions of the world, regularly make headlines. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines air pollution as

Evening Standard

New mpox strain in Democratic Republic of Congo 'most dangerous yet'

Current case figures are ‘at the tip of the iceberg’ experts say

Evening Standard

Pete Townshend and Paul Smith: our Mod ballet will bring the Sixties back to life

The Who’s Pete Townshend and star tailor Paul Smith are teaming up for a new version of Quadrophenia. The pair on how it wasn’t just their generation: teens are still trying to find their way

Radio France Internationale

WHO urges swift response as DRC hit by mutated mpox strain

The spread of mpox in Africa needs to be addressed urgently, the World Health Organization has warned, as more deaths were reported from a mutated strain of the virus in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The Times of India

WHO defines physical inactivity, says this much exercise weekly can guarantee good health

A pooled analysis of 507 population-based surveys with 5·7 million participants has revealed that more than 30% of the global population does not meet the healthy levels of physical activity. This means, a major chunk of the population is not physically active as per the recommended levels set by the…

Louder

"It's going to be poignant, tender, poetic and epic": The Who's Quadrophenia is being turned into a mod ballet

Quadrophenia: A Mod Ballet is coming to a stately theatre near you in 2025

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