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Safety alert over Shein children's toy that 'contains asbestos' (opens the original)
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Parents are being urged to check their children's toy boxes for building blocks bought from discount store Shein, over fears they contain deadly asbestos. The online retailer has issued a recall for its Children's Wooden Acrylic Rainbow Sensory Blocks after it was found the sand inside the blocks may be contaminated with the cancer-causing material. Asbestos is a banned substance that poses a risk to health 'even at low levels of exposure', according to safety chiefs. The recalled toy does not m
Warning over 'common mistake' that cause blood pressure to 'rocket' (opens the original)
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Thousands of Britons could be wrongly diagnosed with high blood pressure because of simple mistakes during routine NHS checks, a GP has warned. NHS guidance advises patients to sit upright with their arm supported on a table when readings are taken. But experts warned the recommendation is not always followed in busy clinics, raising the risk of inaccurate results and incorrect diagnoses. 'Accurate blood pressure measurement is essential if we are to correctly identify and treat people at risk o
Vaping will cost an extra £50 a month from TODAY (opens the original)
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Vaping could cost users £600 more a year from today, under a new tax crackdown aimed at creating a 'smoke-free generation'. A new levy of £2.20 per 10ml of vape liquid means a heavy user getting through around 270 bottles a year could face the £600 annual hit, while a bottle currently marketed at around £3.99 could now cost almost £7. Smokers will also be hit, with a 44p rise on a typical pack of 20 cigarettes – equivalent to around £160 a year for someone smoking a pack a day. A typical 50g pou
Warning over Ozempic NAILS - risk is four times higher in jab users (opens the original)
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Using weight-loss injections can lead to patients' fingernails falling off, research suggests. Researchers found 60 per cent of patients on the blockbuster jabs suffer from conditions including loose nails and discolouration – where they turn black or yellow. And the risk of the nail detaching was four times higher in those who were on the medication compared to those who were not. Experts believe, jabs such as Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro, can trigger nutrient deficiencies that result in a lack
Weight loss pill is just as effective as jab new study suggests (opens the original)
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Swapping blockbuster weight-loss jabs for the pill form could help slimmers keep the weight off, new data suggests. US researchers found that obese adults who switched from weight-loss jabs to the Wegovy pill continued to lose weight, dropping more than half a stone in just three months. The treatment is the first and only daily pill of its kind approved for use in the UK – and experts say it could help patients stay on the drug for longer as it's more convenient than injections. Scientists at C
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