York University psychology professor Christine Till, the lead author of a Canadian study that made waves internationally because it found a link between exposure to fluoridated drinking water during pregnancy and lower IQs in children, is “shocked” at the way it has been characterized. The study measured the levels of fluoride in about 500 pregnant… Read More: ‘It’s just one study’: Why experts say it’s not time… »
GENEVA (Reuters) – The World Health Organization (WHO) should and is likely to declare an international emergency over the Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo that has now spread to Uganda, experts said as a WHO advisory panel met on Friday. A health worker wearing Ebola protection gear enters the Biosecure Emergency Care… Read More: WHO likely to declare Ebola an international emergency: experts »
The Prime Minister has revealed her jam eating habits to the world and it’s sparked a bit of a debate. Theresa May admitted during a cabinet discussion on food waste that she does not dispose of jam that has gone mouldy, but simply scrapes the mould off the top and eats what’s underneath. Her comments… Read More: Is it safe to 'scrape' mouldy jam like Theresa May… »
How indoor lights can leave you suffering ‘JET LAG’: A bright home can trick your body clock and leave you feeling tired and groggy, experts say Sleep is needed to recover, mentally and physically, from daily life Bright light has direct effect on alertness, it’s like drinking several cups of coffee Average adult goes to… Read More: A bright home can trick your body clock and leave… »