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Researchers surveyed half a million people in england. more than a third of people who reported theyd had covid went on to have at least one symptom that lasted for 12 weeks or more. the study didnt look at the severity of these symptoms but considered 29 different problems, ranging from muscle aches and chest pain, to headaches and tiredness. persistent symptoms were most common in women, older people, smokers and those living in deprived areas. researchers warn the long—term consequences cou...

Everything it do make and if it is good enough, it is, then if not, it is not. meanwhile, england know who they will face next... ..and it had to be germany, didnt it? their match is at 5 oclock on tuesday at wembley. now, england have been back training at st georges park this morning, but harry maguire wasnt with the rest of the squad. the defender started against the czech republic on tuesday night, but that was his first match in more than six weeks. the fa say hes not injured but they are m...

Black— moment for monetary policy since black wednesday and the need to counter— black wednesday and the need to counter inflation risks. so his view is we _ counter inflation risks. so his view is we should — counter inflation risks. so his view is we should not still be easing, buying — is we should not still be easing, buying bonds, we should be thinking about— buying bonds, we should be thinking about going the other way. stopping the reinvestment and raising interest— the reinve...

In terms of reformulation. the irony is that if enacted they will actually make it impossible for businesses to advertise the products of which the government approves. the government says it hopes the measures will wiped billions off the national calorie count with the new plans to be in place by the end of next year. sarah campbell, bbc news. the prime minister says it was entirely right for the royal navy destroyer hms defender to be travelling through waters off crimea yesterday. russia clai...

Whats known as "long covid". heres our health correspondent, katharine da costa. 42—year—old abbey robb, from london, thinks she caught covid on her way back from the netherlands in september. what started off as hay fever—like symptoms in isolation then turned into difficulty breathing, muscle pain and swelling. months on, shes still impacted every day. im still struggling now, so i really have to limit every activity that i do. i think need to think really carefully do i have the energy ...

I need to think really carefully, do i have the energy to do this? ive had to turn down a lot of work, i need help around the house, i still am not able to really stand and cook myself a full meal. abbeys not alone. researchers surveyed half a million people in england. more than a third of people who reported theyd had covid went on to have at least one symptom that lasted for 12 weeks or more. the study didnt look at the severity of these symptoms but considered 29 different problems, ranging ...

Get dizzy and youre not yourself anymore, maybe ill check you and find youre 100 and 95, thats too low. this study didnt answer that question. i dont generally want people to have a systolic blood pressure below 100. >> and can i quickly ask about the diastolic because mine was at 90. >> they are not talking about diastolic in this particular study and not as critical as the siltic one. even by taking enzymes and by losing weight and doing on the dh diet and mediterranean and you add kiwi to bro...

>> or you have a doctor with a bad blood pressure cuff. i want to quickly answer your point about diastolic. you want it the 82 or below. that study didnt look at it, but you dont really want it above 80. 80 is a target number for everybody. >> let me just say one thing. if you use any of those home monitor pressures, dont put it on your shirt or jacket. it has to be on your skin and it has to be the appropriate size because if you use a big cuff on a skinny person its going to completely and al...

Those tests. do you actually need the tests they give you in the hospital or at the doctors office? urology department, youre over at winthrop university; is that correct? >> that is correct. >>mike: nice to have you here. doctors are ordering fewer tests. is that a good or a bad thing? >> this study didnt actually show that doctors were ordering fewer tests. what the study shows that came from johns hopkins, they hraobd at -- hraobd -- looked attors when they order tests. when they showed the p...

This study didnt do. it paints a -- >> that doesnt include congress. >> tracey. i knew that was coming up. >> you are working 80 hours a week. >> it goes to how to gain the system . the inefficienciys of the government that they dont notice people are taking longer lunch breakings. private sector would be all over that. >> and no one here is vilifying the government workers. you have to be fairful there. union head and politicians promise these guys things they cant deliver. they are the one the...