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Closing windows or using log burners to cut energy bills 'increases health risk' | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter - Vimarsana News

Closing windows or using log burners to cut energy bills 'increases health risk' | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

Professor Cath Noakes said while people are taking steps to cut costs, they are also reducing ventilation and adding pollutants to indoor air.

Science is never settled – Prof Tim Noakes on insulin resistance - Vimarsana News

Science is never settled – Prof Tim Noakes on insulin resistance

Professor Tim Noakes explains the history of experts who have contributed to our understanding of insulin resistance syndrome.

Calls for post-Covid 'revolution' in building air quality - Vimarsana News

Calls for post-Covid 'revolution' in building air quality

Calls for post-Covid 'revolution' in building air quality By David Shukman image copyrightGetty Images Dozens of the world's top experts in how diseases spread have called for big improvements to the air in buildings. They say current rules on ventilation are failing to stop infections, including Covid-19. The problem is likened to the health crisis caused by contaminated water in Britain's cities in the 1800s. The appeal comes amid growing evidence that the coronavirus is often transmitted via infectious aerosols in crowded indoor spaces. Writing in the journal Science, the scientists and ...

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Calls for post-Covid 'revolution' in ventilation - Vimarsana News

Calls for post-Covid 'revolution' in ventilation

news Calls for post-Covid 'revolution' in ventilation © Getty Images Dozens of the world's top experts in how diseases spread have called for big improvements to the air in buildings. They say current rules on ventilation are failing to stop infections, including Covid-19. The problem is likened to the health crisis caused by contaminated water in Britain's cities in the 1800s. The appeal comes amid growing evidence that the coronavirus is often transmitted via infectious aerosols in crowded indoor spaces. Writing in the journal Science, the scientists and engineers say that while governme...

Source: msn.com
When can I hug again, who can I hug and what is a 'cautious cuddle'? - Vimarsana News

When can I hug again, who can I hug and what is a 'cautious cuddle'?

However, the government has urged caution over hugging, reminding that some people are "more vulnerable" to severe illness from coronavirus and that while vaccines reduce the risk, they do not eliminate it entirely. In Wales, people have been able to enjoy a cwtch – Welsh for a cuddle or hug – since May 3 with loved ones in their extended bubble. Be cautious with your cuddles. Those in Northern Ireland and Scotland will have to wait a little longer before they can embrace those outside of their household or bubble. As desperate as we are to throw our arms around our loved ones, experts h...

Source: itv.com