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The weather. Clear blue skies for many, i want to move to north wales. The scene in north wales earlier this morning. Not a cloud in the sky, the weight for most parts of the uk. In scotland, thicker areas of cloud. Some has been quite low. Earlier today in argyll, thicker cloud, bringing drizzle. The cloud for most of mainland scotland clearing out of the way, some sunshine coming through, should brighten up in the hebrides. For orkney and shetland, thicker cloud even threatening drizzle. Still in the sunshine for most of us. With the sunshine for most of us. With the wind light, very pleasan...

New drug combinations could protect snakebite victims from the devastating, life-changing injuries caused by toxic venom, suggest researchers.Existing antivenom treatments are largely ineffective against the tissue destruction caused by the cytotoxic

A combination of existing drugs – including those used to treat cancer – inhibit venom effectively and are easy to administer in the field

Lancaster University scientists discover drug combos for snakebites, potentially revolutionizing treatment and mitigating venom-induced damage, offering hope for victims globally.

Medical experts have warned against Facebook posts touting arrowroot as a cure for fatal snakebites. While the plant may relieve pain and swelling, a scientist said there was no evidence it could reduce toxicity. The World Health Organization says the only recognised treatment for snakebites is antivenom medication.