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‘People get addicted to it’: the new London venue at the forefront of the great dance revival

Sadler’s Wells’ new purpose-built space is a reflection of the booming popularity of the art form in the capital. But is all this success representative of the country as a whole? And if not, why not?

The Guardian - UK

30 People Are Sharing What Strange Events Were Sort Of Collectively Forgotten About

We’ve gathered some interesting examples of historic events that seem to often go overlooked. The post 30 People Are Sharing What Strange Events Were Sort Of Collectively Forgotten About first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Lessons from infecting people with COVID

Challenge trials help researchers study immune responses. Skeptics still doubt the approach is worth the risks

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From sleep apps to chatbots: how a new generation of health tech is widening access to treatment

The latest digital therapies, prescribed and monitored by clinicians, could make treatment more convenient for patients across the UK

The Guardian - UK

HMPV Outbreak In China Sparks COVID-19 Déjà Vu: All About Symptoms, Treatments And Prevention

Concerns of new outbreaks are being raised by reports of a rise in respiratory diseases, notably human metapneumovirus (HMPV), coming from China. Find out about the signs, causes, and effects of HMPV.

International Business Times

5 things we know and still don't know about COVID, 5 years after it appeared

Five years after the virus that causes COVID emerged in China it still holds some mysteries

The Independent UK

Brompton profits plunge more than 99% amid bike industry turmoil

Boss of bicycle maker says discounting after Covid boom means ‘sad state of affairs’ in global market is likely to go on

The Guardian - UK

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How effective is tutoring in the United States? – 4 essential reads

The private and in-schooling tutoring market in the United States has grown substantially since the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Conversation

Poorer children hit hardest as scurvy makes a comeback in France

Scurvy, a disease caused by severe vitamin C deficiency, is making a comeback in France. A new study links its resurgence, particularly among young children from low-income families, to rising food insecurity and inflation since the Covid pandemic.

Radio France Internationale

Disability advocate Alice Wong on resistance in the new year: ‘Life is a dumpster fire, but I’m not alone’

The activist, who received a 2024 MacArthur ‘genius’ grant, reflects on a moment that changed her life – and why she finds hope in sci-fi

The Guardian - US

Mental health advocates ask Texas lawmakers to replace expiring COVID-19 relief funding

Texas received $203.4 million in 2021 to help build community mental health programs at libraries and churches, among other efforts. Those funds expire Dec. 31.

The Texas Tribune

Armie Hammer blames Covid and kink-shaming for career-ending backlash in 2021

Former actor described women as ‘bags of dope with skin on’

The Independent UK

Are we ready for another pandemic?

After Covid-19, world leaders agreed to work together to strengthen global health systems, but negotiations on a new agreement have stalled

The Guardian - UK

History-making events top chart of decade’s biggest TV audiences so far

The highest-rated broadcast on a single channel is England’s Euro 2020 semi-final victory over Denmark.

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Hospital porter sacked for not wearing face mask loses unfair dismissal claim

Graham Fordham refused to wear face covering during Covid pandemic because he said it made him anxious

Evening Standard

Hospital porter who refused to wear Covid mask loses legal case

Graham Fordham claimed he could not wear a face mask because of his ‘anxiety and depression’.

The Guardian - UK

‘Hopefully, I’ll pay off my Covid debt’: what Britons want for their finances in 2025

From taking time off with a newborn to buying a small home, readers reveal their wishlist for the new year

MarketBeat

Pfizer: 4 Reasons to Buy This Stock

Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) stock is trading back down near its pandemic lows. Every time it attempts to climb over the $30 mark, something ca

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The Independent UK

China says it has shared most Covid data of any country after WHO calls for further access

Beijing says research into origins of the virus should be expanded to other countries

Al Jazeera

‘Moral imperative’: WHO presses China to share COVID origins data

Beijing insists it has shared information on the coronavirus ‘without holding anything back’.

International Business Times

China Says Shared Covid Information 'Without Holding Anything Back'

Beijing insisted on Tuesday that it had shared information on Covid-19 "without holding anything back", after the World Health Organization implored China to offer more data and access to understand the disease's origins.

Radio France Internationale

Five years on, WHO repeats call for China to share Covid data

Five years after the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, the United Nations’ health organisation has called on China to share data to understand how it began.

Evening Standard

OPINION - The crisis in social care is a hidden iceberg that could rip a hole in the NHS this winter

Every year, politicians offer us a new set of excuses for the NHS winter crisis. Found yourself waiting 11 hours in AE? Blame the bad flu season. Struggling to get a GP appointment? There must be a bad strain of Covid on the rise.

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WHO Urges China To Share Covid-19 Data For Origins

WHO urges China for Covid-19 data transparency and global cooperation, highlighting ongoing debate on virus origins and impact on healthcare workers.

Radio France Internationale

Probe into French government's handling of Covid ends with no indictments

The judicial inquiry into the French government's handling of the Covid-19 crisis is over, with no indictments for former Prime Minister Edouard Philippe or health ministers Agnes Buzyn and Olivier Veran.

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