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Beverley Thomson–Antidepressed: Antidepressant Harm and Dependence - Vimarsana News

Beverley Thomson–Antidepressed: Antidepressant Harm and Dependence

We talk with author Beverley Thomson about her latest book, entitled Antidepressed: A Breakthrough Examination of Epidemic Antidepressant Harm and Dependence.

North experts call for switch from 'medication-first' approach to depression - Vimarsana News

North experts call for switch from 'medication-first' approach to depression

North health professionals are calling for Scotland to take a therapy-first approach to depression, rather than relying on medication.

What are you most looking forward to about restrictions easing on April 12? (Your views) - Vimarsana News

What are you most looking forward to about restrictions easing on April 12? (Your views)

Roadmap for easing lockdown. Picture: Boris Johnson In England, the next set of restrictions is due to ease on Monday, April 12. Non-essential retail and outdoor hospitality reopen for the first time in months - and the 'stay local' message will end, meaning some domestic holidays will be possible. Pubs and restaurants will be allowed to serve food and alcohol outdoors. Unlike restrictions in December last year, there will be no need for customers to order a substantial meal with alcoholic drinks and no curfew. Personal care premises such as hairdressers and beauty salons will be abl...

For sheep, a big dinner may be better for the climate than a big brekkie - Vimarsana News

For sheep, a big dinner may be better for the climate than a big brekkie

Plants like to suck up nitrogen, which is why we use it as a fertiliser. But animal urine often contains more than they can absorb, so the soil bugs take over, converting the nutrient to nitrates (which can leach into water) and nitrous oxide. The team, led by Beverley Thomson​ of On-Farm Research, know that some farmers have control over sheep’s grazing patterns, by timing when they move flocks into a paddock with fresh pasture. To recreate this, scientists fed 12 lambs either in the morning or the afternoon and monitored their urine and droppings. The team found 60 per cent of the n...