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Stop using the term 'neurodivergent', warn top experts (opens the original)
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Growing use of the term 'neurodivergent' is 'problematic' and may be undermining those with real medical diagnoses, experts have warned. British researchers say the phrase is being attributed to people without formal diagnosis, when it should be reserved for people with genuine disorders like ADHD and autism. They said this could result in vulnerable children missing out on vital resources, for instance in schools, as it could be wasted on those without medical problems. The warning comes amid c
I suffered back pain for years - until I found this drug-free method (opens the original)
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Teresa Allcock had suffered with back pain on-and-off for much of her life, but nothing could have prepared her for the agonising spasms that arrived in late 2023. Teresa, 63, a former bank teller from Northamptonshire, began to experience sharp burning pains in her lower back and left side. At first, she wondered if it could be connected with the aches she had picked up earlier life from lifting heavy bags of coins in her job. For years, she had been able to manage any pain through regular yoga
Warning as salmonella cases jump again - another 37 Britons sickened (opens the original)
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Almost 40 new salmonella infections have been identified in the last week amid an outbreak linked to imported eggs, health officials said today. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has today confirmed a total of 586 cases of the life-threatening bacterial infection – a jump from 549 last Thursday. Two people have died in the outbreak, which is believed to have been caused by imported eggs. Cases have been linked to eating out at 'small cafés, restaurants and takeaway businesses', according to
Weight loss jabs increase risk of deadly surgical complication (opens the original)
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Patients on weight loss jabs face a higher risk of life-threatening complications during surgery, a study has found. Researchers said those taking drugs such as Mounjaro and Wegovy were 11 times more likely to run into potentially dangerous problems while under anaesthetic. One is regurgitation, where food and fluid in the stomach comes back up into the throat while a patient is sedated and unconscious. This can spill into the lungs – known as pulmonary aspiration – blocking the airways and, in
Adults with ADHD have a 'mild' form of the disorder, researchers say (opens the original)
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Adults diagnosed with ADHD are likely to have a 'milder' form of the disorder than children, researchers have suggested. Grown-ups with the condition are 'less impaired' by the condition day-to-day, and are no less likely to become professionally successful. Experts also found those diagnosed after the age of 18 are far less likely to suffer mental and physical health problems linked with ADHD, like bipolar and digestive problems. They are also less likely to exhibit genetic characteristics that
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