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Could Covid Vaccine Research Lead On To A New Cure For Cancer?
If there’s one glimmer of hope from this covid-ravished year of gloom, then it’s the advances made in RNA research used to create the vaccines. But is it possible that the vaccine discovery might only... Read More
Viva Las Vagus Nerve
Viva Las Vagus Nerve. You ever heard of the vagus nerve? No, nor had I until a few weeks ago but since learning how stimulating – or ‘toning’ – it could reduce stress levels then it has... Read More
I Wish I Had Looked After My Teeth …
Care Of The Old Choppers. Teeth you query? We’re going to talk about teeth? Perhaps I should explain. The reason I began writing this book was through curiously as to whether I could be healthier now in my... Read More
Lyme Disease
Justin Bieber isn’t the most obvious person to get spoken about in this blog but his recent revelation that he is suffering from Lyme Disease sparked my curiosity as to what this condition involved and,... Read More
How to survive your police career
Kent Police Sergeant Darren Moor has just published what he hopes may be the ultimate guide to health for fellow officers and front-line civilian staff. “I began writing the book out of curiosity – what... Read More
Underactive Thyroid
One of the chapters in our police health book is called “… I Thought I Felt Run Down Because Of the Shifts …” and discusses various serious conditions where fatigue is a factor but can... Read More
More From HTSYPC About Skin Cancer And How To Lower Your Risk
In this second blog we going to begin by talking about Melanoma and then describe some simple ways we can lower our risk generally of skin cancer. Melanoma is a condition which differs from its non-melanoma cousin... Read More
Skin Cancer And How To Lower Your Risk 1
Yep, HTSYPC Has Noticed That The Sun Is Out And Everyone Is Going On Leave … When I was a kid growing up during the 1970s and nothing could harm you, my family used to... Read More
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Could Covid Vaccine Research Lead On To A New Cure For Cancer? - How To Survive Your Police Career
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If there’s one glimmer of hope from this covid-ravished year of gloom, then it’s the advances made in RNA research used to create the vaccines. But is it possible that the vaccine discovery might ...2 months ago
Could Covid Vaccine Research Lead On To A New Cure For Cancer? - How To Survive Your Police Career
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If there’s one glimmer of hope from this covid-ravished year of gloom, then it’s the advances made in RNA research used to create the vaccines. But is it possible that the vaccine discovery might ...4 months ago
Covid: Antibodies 'fall rapidly after infection'
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This is likely to mean immunity levels decline and raises the risk of reinfection, researchers say.11 months ago
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Viva Las Vagus Nerve - How To Survive Your Police Career
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Viva Las Vagus Nerve. You ever heard of the vagus nerve? No, nor had I until a few weeks ago but since learning how stimulating – or ‘toning’ - it could reduce stress levels then it has fascinat...1 years ago
Immune discovery 'may treat all cancer'
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Research is at an early stage but scientists said it had huge potential for destroying cancers.1 years ago
Why do we sleep? | Russell Foster
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Russell Foster is a circadian neuroscientist: He studies the sleep cycles of the brain. And he asks: What do we know about sleep? Not a lot, it turns out, fo...1 years ago
Sepsis - How To Survive Your Police Career
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PC Matt Jackson’s foot injury (above) – incurred when chasing after someone and discovering that the metal spikes on the fence he was clambering over were positioned halfway up as well as on the t...1 years ago
Victorian England's anti-vaccination movement
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Opposition to vaccination has its roots in a militancy that was at its height more than 100 years ago.