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Now scandal-hit NHS Tayside accused of electro-shock therapy failings (opens the original)
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An under fire health board has been accused of clinical negligence over failures to carry out proper checks on patients who receive electro-shock treatment. NHS Tayside, which is currently involved in a public inquiry about a rogue brain surgeon, has admitted not carrying out detailed assessments before or after performing electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), a procedure which involves passing up to 120 volts of electricity through the brain. As a result, doctors were unable to tell whether patients
Toddlers to be taught reading, writing and ... (cyber) resilience (opens the original)
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Children as young as three are to be taught ‘cyber resilience’ in a bid to protect them from the ever-increasing dangers of the online world. As part of a radical shake-up of Scotland’s school curriculum, internet safety is to be built into every aspect of classroom learning, from pre-school through to secondary. The aim is that ‘children will learn about digital security and resilience as naturally as they learn to read and write’. The lessons are being introduced at a time when Scots, even the
Hidden danger of your 'hydrating' electrolyte drink (opens the original)
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Once largely reserved for athletes recovering after a grueling workout, electrolyte drinks have become the latest must-have wellness accessory. Millions now sip brightly colored drinks or add electrolyte powders to their water every day, convinced they are a healthier, more effective way to stay hydrated. But experts are now warning that this supposedly healthy habit could have an unexpected downside. Many electrolyte products contain significant amounts of sodium, the main component of salt, wh
How much will your child earn when they graduate from university? (opens the original)
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For drama students, it’s a tragedy – but for trainee dentists, it’s sure to raise a smile. A new report has revealed what a degree from a Scottish university is really worth in terms of cold, hard cash. By comparing the average annual wage of graduates five years after finishing their courses, it highlights the link between what subject a student chooses and how much they go on to earn. Highest paid are those who study medicine or dentistry, who take home an annual salary of more than £60,000 wi
SNP's controversial plan to set up new 'embassies' in 34 countries (opens the original)
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John Swinney is to spend millions of pounds expanding the Scottish Government’s network of ‘embassies’ in foreign countries, the Mail on Sunday can disclose. The SNP are set to increase the number of international offices run by Scottish ministers from nine to ‘more than 40’ based in around 34 countries. The move comes days after Mr Swinney used his Programme for Government (PfG) to commit to a major overhaul of the size and scale of Scotland’s ‘bloated’ civil service with mass mergers of quango
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