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Primark releases £15 'anti aging' LED light face mask and shoppers are 'intrigued'

Primark has released a new LED light face mask that it claims "helps to remove acne-causing bacteria" and "reduces the appearance of wrinkles & skin redness" and it's available for £15

Glasgow Live

Dental expert shares 'grim' reasons why you shouldn't let your dog kiss you

A dental expert has warned how dangerous it can be for a human's health if they let a dog lick them around the mouth. Dogs are known for being affectionate but it could come at a cost.

Glasgow Live

'Having a happy gut with the right mix of bacteria could improve cancer treatments'

A new study looking into melanoma and gut microbiome found that there was a link between the bacteria's composition and response to immunotherapy, says Dr Miriam Stoppard

Daily Mirror

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The bacteria that eat plastic waste

There are a number of challenges inherent to using bacteria to dissolve plastic, but the upsides are huge

Salon

Family finally get answers after baby sons's tragic death in hospital aged just 10 days

Coroner Peter Sigee said there was a catalogue of “individual and systemic failures” in Kingsley Olasupo’s care at Royal Bolton Hospital

Manchester Evening News

Can you refreeze thawed leftovers? A food safety specialist explains the complicated science

You can safely refreeze food, but you have to do it right: Thaw it in the refrigerator or at room temperature for less than two hours. Otherwise, bacteria can grow.

Inverse

Mars City: Researchers find a way to make buildings with dirt and urine

These so-called “space bricks” can be used to construct building-like structures on Mars

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Researchers study ways to develop bio-cement

Bacteria is used to develop cement that can cut global CO2 emission

The Hindu

Pharmaceutical firm fined £1.2m over contaminated baby feed supplied to hospitals

A pharmaceutical company which supplied feed to premature babies at hospitals across England when the product had been contaminated has been fined more than £1.2 million.

Evening Standard

Tragic baby with meningitis was neglected by hospital trust after 'individual and systemic failures'

Kingsley Olasupo's family are now campaigning for a permanent memorial to the tot to remind healthcare staff 'simple mistakes can lead to a catastrophic outcome'

Manchester Evening News

Man says drinking your own urine is the secret to health and 'eternal youth'

Harry Matadeen, 34, has been drinking his own urine since 2016 and said that since then he's healed from his mental health struggles, including social anxiety issues

Daily Mirror

Shigella infection reported again in Kozhikode

Three children found to have its symptoms

The Hindu

Sour power: These foods go a long way to improving overall gut health

Stanford researchers found that a 10-week diet high in fermented foods resulted in measurable improvements in microbiome diversity, decreases in markers of inflammation.

Chicago Sun-Times

Best baby bottle sterilisers to make feeding time clean and safe

Prep their feeds in a flash

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Man on extreme raw meat diet for 166 days on 'verge of insanity'

His typical daily intake includes raw steak, fish and chicken breast washed down with egg yolk, raw animal milk and 'natural' water.

Liverpool Echo

Doctor breaks down in tears after staff fail to spot baby's sepsis days after birth

"We let him down, and we let you down, and I'll always be sorry for that", Dr Kate Kewley said at an inquest, held at Bolton Coroner's Court

The Guardian - UK

Crunching on carrots and snacking after dinner: the culinary secrets to a healthy mouth

What we eat undoubtedly affects our teeth. So here’s what to consume – and everything you should avoid – for a fresh smile

The Guardian - UK

From menopause to mid-life stress: how ageing impacts oral health

In middle age and beyond, your mouth is more vulnerable to problems. Luckily, there are ways to prevent and combat issues

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Oral safari: meet the critters that live in your mouth (no matter how clean it is)

From teeth to cheeks, our mouths house an array of lifeforms – and we need them all in order to be protected from infections and invasive species

Manchester Evening News

"We let him down... I'll always be sorry": Doctor breaks down in tears as she recalls 'failure' that led to death of tragic baby

Kingsley Olasupo was ten-days-old when he died at Royal Bolton Hospital in April 2019

The Independent UK

More than 120,000 pounds of ground beef recalled over E. coli contamination concerns

The contaminated meat was found by a New Jersey refrigeration company

Wales Online

How to deep clean your mattress and top tips to bust your bed's bacteria

You don't have to share your bed with millions of mites and a bacteria

The Conversation

Floods create health risks: what to look out for and how to avoid them

Recently South Africa has experienced heavy rains which resulted in floods in some parts of the country. In the coastal city of Durban hundreds of people have died and families have been displaced in the aftermath. Water pipes, sewerage systems and roads have also been damaged. Public health experts, Juno…

Daily Record

NHS Dumfries and Galloway bosses launch investigation into rise in patients with healthcare-acquired infections

Dumfries and Galloway reported 23 cases in nine months, compared to an annual limit of 14 cases

The Guardian - UK

Sounds Wild and Broken review – a moving paean to Earth’s fraying soundtrack

David George Haskell’s often wonderful book explores the often lost frequencies of nature – heard clearly during Covid’s initial human hush

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