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Beer, but warm – it helps the kidneys
Is it true that beer is good for the kidneys? Beer is associated with entertainment, evening gatherings and relaxation. At the same time, many myths and claims accompany this popular…
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Has obesity among children in the UK decreased since the introduction of the “sugar” tax
More than 47,000 tonnes of sugar have been removed from soft drinks alone in the UK since the authorities introduced a two-tier system of additional taxation on them in 2018.…
Food
The benefits of bee-polen – the food that gives us everything we need
The pollen originates from those parts of the plant that are particularly important for the development of the plant species. Therefore, it contains substances of high biological value. Its composition…
Health
Researchers Use AI Tools to Uncover Connections Between Radiotherapy for Lung Cancer and Heart Complications
Researchers from Brigham and Women’s Hospital, a founding member of the Mass General Brigham healthcare system, have used artificial intelligence tools to accelerate the understanding of the risk of specific cardiac arrhythmias when…
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Belgium’s Battle Against Drugs and Alcohol Abuse: A New Hope Emerges
KingNewsWire. Belgium’s fight against alcohol and drugs abuse, has been highlighted by an article at the Freedom Magazine, the Voice of the Church of Scientology. The Foundation for a Drug-Free…
Europe
Sexual abuse, electric shocks, chemical restraints in Mental Health Care, report finds
A disclosure by New Zealand's Royal Commission has exposed a distressing past of mistreatment within its mental health and behavioral facilities impacting 200,000 children and vulnerable individuals. "For some people…
Christianity
Pope Francis calls on religions to unite to reduce demand for drugs
While Pope Francis calls for global, undivided drug prevention, during the Paris Olympics some ex-priests and some French anti-religious agencies (under investigation by the Court of Accounts), disregarding the common…
Health
Smoking cannabis – 11 times higher risk of mental disorders
A new study published in the journal Psychological Medicine estimates that teenagers who use cannabis are 11 times more likely to develop a psychotic disorder than their non-marijuana-smoking peers. The…
Christianity
Religious fundamentalism as psychosis
By Vasileios Thermos, Psychiatrist, Professor, and Priest of the Church of Greece At the very beginning, we consider it necessary to make some clarifications. First of all, fundamentalism is not…
Europe
Chasing Perfection: David Popovici’s Golden Triumph in the 200m Freestyle at Paris 2024
In the heart of Paris, amidst the roar of a passionate crowd, David Popovici made history by becoming the first Romanian male swimmer to clinch an Olympic gold medal. His…