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Rough sleepers get free NHS flu jab after Andy Burnham vowed to end homelessness - AOL (opens the original)
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Homeless people across the country will be offered a free flu jab from this week. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has backed the first national programme to offer the protection to rough sleepers who usually cannot access jabs because they don’t have a home address. Jabs will be offered to those using homeless hostels or night shelters while pop-up clinics and mobile vans will also be set up in rough-sleeping hotspots. Mr Burnham said: "Nobody should have to sleep rough, but while people are on the
Rough sleepers get free NHS flu jab after Andy Burnham vowed to end homelessness (opens the original)
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Homeless people across the country will be offered a free flu jab from this week. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has backed the first national programme to offer the protection to rough sleepers who usually cannot access jabs because they don’t have a home address. Jabs will be offered to those using homeless hostels or night shelters while pop-up clinics and mobile vans will also be set up in rough-sleeping hotspots. Mr Burnham said: "Nobody should have to sleep rough, but while people are on the
Going for a walk could help teens develop better emotional regulation, study suggests - AOL (opens the original)
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Going for a walk more often could help children develop better emotional regulation, new research suggests. A study of 5,500 adolescents with an average age of 12 has identified "some of the clearest evidence yet" on the link between regular movement and the developing brain. Youngsters who took under 5,000 steps a day had the most symptoms of poorer mental health, while those averaging around 8,000 had fewer and those hitting 12,000 or more had the fewest of all. Adolescents with the highest st
Going for a walk could help teens develop better emotional regulation - study (opens the original)
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Going for a walk more often could help children develop better emotional regulation, new research suggests. A study of 5,500 adolescents with an average age of 12 has identified "some of the clearest evidence yet" on the link between regular movement and the developing brain. Youngsters who took under 5,000 steps a day had the most symptoms of poorer mental health, while those averaging around 8,000 had fewer and those hitting 12,000 or more had the fewest of all. Adolescents with the highest st
Scientists invent a pill to help you build muscle and burn fat - AOL (opens the original)
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Scientists have developed a pill to help people grow muscle. The tablet encourages fat burning and was found to boost leg muscle strength and power by 13% in an eight week trial. Experts hope that if this result is repeated in larger trials the drug could be taken alongside weight loss jabs to minimise muscle wastage. The pill developed by Swedish biotech firm Atrogi mimics the metabolic effect of exercise in skeletal muscle, which are those attached to bones that power body movement, posture an
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