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Damp Wood Burning Increases Particulate Matter in German Households
Burning damp or unsuitable wood in German households leads to increased particulate matter emissions, impacting air quality and health. Julia Bothur of the German Chimney Sweepers Association advises using dry, untreated wood and following manufacturer instructions for optimal combustion. Older stov...
Damp Wood Burning Increases Particulate Matter in German Households
Burning damp or unsuitable wood in German households leads to increased particulate matter emissions, impacting air quality and health. Julia Bothur of the German Chimney Sweepers Association advises using dry, untreated wood and following manufacturer instructions for optimal combustion. Older stov...
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Minister Opposes Alcohol Warnings, Citing Water's Dangers
Italian Agriculture Minister Francesco Lollobrigida opposed EU health warnings on alcoholic beverages, citing a British study showing that excessive water consumption can lead to death; this statement follows previous controversial comments and sparked criticism from the Democratic Party.
Minister Opposes Alcohol Warnings, Citing Water's Dangers
Italian Agriculture Minister Francesco Lollobrigida opposed EU health warnings on alcoholic beverages, citing a British study showing that excessive water consumption can lead to death; this statement follows previous controversial comments and sparked criticism from the Democratic Party.
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48% Bias Score


Slap Fighting Debuts in Scotland Amid Brain Injury Concerns
A new slap-fighting league, BritSlap/SlapFight UK, is holding its first Scottish event in Glasgow on Saturday, despite concerns from clinicians about potential brain injuries; the sport involves unprotected head blows, and a study found high concussion rates among participants.
Slap Fighting Debuts in Scotland Amid Brain Injury Concerns
A new slap-fighting league, BritSlap/SlapFight UK, is holding its first Scottish event in Glasgow on Saturday, despite concerns from clinicians about potential brain injuries; the sport involves unprotected head blows, and a study found high concussion rates among participants.
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UK Launches Anti-Vaping Campaign Targeting Youth
A new UK government campaign using social media influencers will target under-18s to discourage vaping, following a sharp rise in youth vaping rates (20% of 11-17 year olds have tried vaping; 10% use them regularly) and concerns about long-term health impacts; a new £62m research project will invest...
UK Launches Anti-Vaping Campaign Targeting Youth
A new UK government campaign using social media influencers will target under-18s to discourage vaping, following a sharp rise in youth vaping rates (20% of 11-17 year olds have tried vaping; 10% use them regularly) and concerns about long-term health impacts; a new £62m research project will invest...
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Europol's Operation SHIELD V: €11.1 Million in Counterfeit Drugs Seized
Europol's Operation SHIELD V (April-November 2024) resulted in the seizure of €11.1 million in counterfeit drugs, 418 arrests, and 52 organized crime group investigations across 30 countries; Spain participated in the operation, which exposed significant economic and health risks from illegal pharma...
Europol's Operation SHIELD V: €11.1 Million in Counterfeit Drugs Seized
Europol's Operation SHIELD V (April-November 2024) resulted in the seizure of €11.1 million in counterfeit drugs, 418 arrests, and 52 organized crime group investigations across 30 countries; Spain participated in the operation, which exposed significant economic and health risks from illegal pharma...
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PFAS Contamination Found in Vlieland and Friesland Wastewater
Elevated PFAS levels were detected in the incoming and treated wastewater at Vlieland's wastewater treatment plant, along with Heerenveen and Sneek, prompting an investigation into the source, though initial findings suggest no immediate health risks due to dilution in surface water. Drinking water ...
PFAS Contamination Found in Vlieland and Friesland Wastewater
Elevated PFAS levels were detected in the incoming and treated wastewater at Vlieland's wastewater treatment plant, along with Heerenveen and Sneek, prompting an investigation into the source, though initial findings suggest no immediate health risks due to dilution in surface water. Drinking water ...
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Surge in Testosterone Replacement Therapy Prescriptions Raises Concerns
Prescriptions for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) have risen sharply, from 7.3 million in 2019 to over 11 million in 2023, despite limited long-term safety data and FDA approval only for hypogonadal individuals with symptoms; increased risk of heart, lung, and kidney problems, and other side ...

Surge in Testosterone Replacement Therapy Prescriptions Raises Concerns
Prescriptions for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) have risen sharply, from 7.3 million in 2019 to over 11 million in 2023, despite limited long-term safety data and FDA approval only for hypogonadal individuals with symptoms; increased risk of heart, lung, and kidney problems, and other side ...
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Hot Yoga's Hidden Health Risks: Study Reveals Cardiovascular Dangers
A 2015 study revealed that hot yoga elevates body temperature and heart rate to dangerous levels, posing cardiovascular risks, even in experienced practitioners, as evidenced by a death during a session and the need for shorter classes, lower temperatures, and better hydration.

Hot Yoga's Hidden Health Risks: Study Reveals Cardiovascular Dangers
A 2015 study revealed that hot yoga elevates body temperature and heart rate to dangerous levels, posing cardiovascular risks, even in experienced practitioners, as evidenced by a death during a session and the need for shorter classes, lower temperatures, and better hydration.
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Steroid Abuse: Bodybuilders Warn of Severe Health Risks
Professional bodybuilder Joey Farrell and former Love Island contestant Tom Powell suffered severe health consequences from anabolic steroid use, highlighting a growing public health issue in the UK where an estimated 500,000 people use the drugs, with steroid seizures increasing by 26% last year.

Steroid Abuse: Bodybuilders Warn of Severe Health Risks
Professional bodybuilder Joey Farrell and former Love Island contestant Tom Powell suffered severe health consequences from anabolic steroid use, highlighting a growing public health issue in the UK where an estimated 500,000 people use the drugs, with steroid seizures increasing by 26% last year.
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Hamas Hostages Face Imminent Cardiac Arrest Risk Due to Captivity Conditions
Prolonged starvation and horrific conditions in Hamas captivity cause severe heart damage, electrolyte imbalances, and psychological trauma, creating an immediate risk of sudden cardiac arrest for hostages.

Hamas Hostages Face Imminent Cardiac Arrest Risk Due to Captivity Conditions
Prolonged starvation and horrific conditions in Hamas captivity cause severe heart damage, electrolyte imbalances, and psychological trauma, creating an immediate risk of sudden cardiac arrest for hostages.
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Bodybuilder's Heart Failure Highlights Steroid Risks
Professional bodybuilder Joey Farrell, 31, developed heart failure likely due to steroid use, potentially reducing his lifespan by 20 years; he continues use despite the risks, illustrating a growing public health concern with approximately 500,000 estimated steroid users in the UK.

Bodybuilder's Heart Failure Highlights Steroid Risks
Professional bodybuilder Joey Farrell, 31, developed heart failure likely due to steroid use, potentially reducing his lifespan by 20 years; he continues use despite the risks, illustrating a growing public health concern with approximately 500,000 estimated steroid users in the UK.
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56% Bias Score

Wet Wipes Linked to Anal Health Issues, Doctor Warns
Proctologist Dr. Evan Goldstein warns that wet wipes cause anal skin damage and microbiome disruption, leading to infections and skin conditions in approximately one-third of his 90 weekly patients; he recommends bidets, showers, or blotting with toilet paper instead.

Wet Wipes Linked to Anal Health Issues, Doctor Warns
Proctologist Dr. Evan Goldstein warns that wet wipes cause anal skin damage and microbiome disruption, leading to infections and skin conditions in approximately one-third of his 90 weekly patients; he recommends bidets, showers, or blotting with toilet paper instead.
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56% Bias Score
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