[ad_1] Widely used lung function tests often fail to detect lung disease in Black patients, according to research — and experts are calling for new methods of testing. Spirometry, the most common lung function test used
[ad_1] Widely used lung function tests often fail to detect lung disease in Black patients, according to research — and experts are calling for new methods of testing. Spirometry, the most common lung function test used
More[ad_1] Midwives should drop controversial links with Slimming World over concerns for mothers’ mental health, experts say. The Royal College of Midwives has had a decade-long ‘partnership’ with the dieting company, which
More[ad_1] It permanently damages your lungs, drastically raises your risk of cancer and can cost you thousands of pounds over the course of your life. But regardless of the obvious downsides, millions
More[ad_1] Experts today warned the US risks creating an opioid-like crisis with anxiety pills if it decides to screen everyone under the age of 65 for the condition. The US Preventative Services
More[ad_1] Stylists have revealed how a white suit has become a new must-have for royals after Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton and former Princess Tessy of Luxembourg all wore the ensemble in recent
More[ad_1] Comedians, social commentators and scholars tell USA TODAY that it’s in the nation’s DNA to foster freedom of expression despite the risks. Social media is the variable that makes our perception different.
More[ad_1] Medics are still scratching their heads to find out what exactly has lead to the surge in hepatitis cases in the UK. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) reported 163 youngsters
More[ad_1] Guideline drinking limits should be set lower for fat people as alcohol causes them greater harm, experts say. Overweight boozers who follow the UK’s recommendations of no more than 14 units
More[ad_1] Want to live longer? Eat all your meals in a 12-hour window AND cut calories by 40%, experts say Mice fed a calorie restricted diet at night lived 35 per cent
More[ad_1] In the 26 states poised to either restrict or outlaw abortions if Roe v. Wade is overturned this summer, the number of pregnancy-related maternal deaths could rise 20% or more, according to some calculations.
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