Earlier this month it was announced that fluoride will be added to the water supplies of millions more Britons under Government plans to improve dental health.
While the mineral has been added to water supplies in parts of the UK for decades – and NHS and experts including chief medical officer Sir Chris Whitty insist it is inherently safe – the plans are not without controversy and have attracted unfounded internet conspiracy theories.
So what’s the truth about fluoride’s health
Meeresforscher haben ihre Behauptungen verdoppelt, dass es sich bei dem Schiffswrack vor der US-Küste um die HMS Endeavour von Captain Cook handelt, eines der berühmtesten Schiffe der Marinegeschichte.
Ein Pumpenbrunnen und ein Teil des Bugs des Wracks liefern weitere Beweise für die Identität des Schiffes, teilte das Australian National Maritime Museum am Donnerstag mit.
Nach jahrzehntelanger archäologischer Untersuchung erklärte das Museum erstmals im Februar 2022, dass es sich bei dem Wrack in Newport Harbor, Rhode Island, um die Endeavour handele.
Bradley Coopers Bewunderung für den legendären Komponisten Leonard Bernstein geht darauf zurück, dass er Bugs Bunny beim Dirigieren eines Orchesters zusah.
„Es begann damit, dass Tom und Jerry und Bugs Bunny als Kind ihnen beim Dirigieren zusahen“, sagte Cooper am Dienstag zu „CBS Mornings“. „Und als ich ungefähr acht Jahre alt war, habe ich den Weihnachtsmann um einen Staffelstab gebeten, und dann war ich einfach besessen vom Dirigieren.“
Cooper sagte, er fände es magisch, einem Dirigenten dabei zuzusehen, wie er
Grim TikTok footage shows what appears to be a bed bug sitting on a passenger’s leg on the London Underground.
The clip comes amid fears that an infestation of ‘super-bedbugs’ in Paris will sweep through the UK, with hotels and transport operators already on red alert.
Experts have warned the blood-sucking critters, whose bites cause painful itching, have developed a resistance to insecticides.
In the eight second video shared online, the brown bug can be seen on the fold of
Britain could already be infested with bed bugs, an expert has warned amid an ongoing crisis in France.
Across the Channel, people are struggling to tackle the mass infestation of the parasitic bug.
The tiny blood-suckers have been caught crawling on train seats and inside Paris’s bustling Charles-de-Gaulle Airport in recent weeks.
Also, Eurostar has been placed on alert to step up ‘preventative treatment’ across the network to stop the spread of the bugs.
But microbiologist and founder of Bed
Hailey Bieber und eine besondere süße Leckerei sind so eng miteinander verbunden, dass ich Ihnen nicht einmal sagen muss, was es ist. Tatsächlich hat sie ihm eine fruchtige Note verliehen und ihn zum Geschmacksgeschmack ihres beliebten Peptide Lip Treatment gemacht. „Die neue Geschmacksrichtung ist Erdbeerglasur“, erzählt sie Locken der neuen Markteinführung, die am 28. August in die digitalen Regale kommt. Aber obwohl es eine Anspielung auf die größten Trends ist, die Bieber populär gemacht hat – glasierte Donut-Haut und Erdbeer-Mädchen-Make-up
As if air pollution wasn’t deadly enough.
Now new research suggests tiny airborne pollutants may be linked to higher rates of drug-resistant lethal bacteria.
In the study, researchers from Zhejiang University, China and the University of Cambridge, England, concluded that air pollution is one of the leading factors driving antimicrobial resistance (AMR) after compiling data from 116 countries between 2000 and 2018, with more than 11.5 million lab test results covering nine bacterial pathogens and 43 types of antibiotics.
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Today is Bugs Bunny’s 83rd birthday — it was on this day in history, July 27, 1940, Bugs Bunny debuted in “A Wild Hare,” a short animated film released by Warner Brothers.
The cotton-tailed friend has become known in pop culture for his iconic question: “What’s up, Doc?”
The basic plot of “A Wild Hare” chronicles Elmer Fudd’s fruitless pursuit of the much smarter Bugs Bunny.
ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY, JULY 26, 1990, PRESIDENT GEORGE H.W. BUSH SIGNS AMERICANS
Colleagues are dropping like flies and every time you step on public transport at the moment you are met by a chorus of coughs.
It’s not just anecdotal, either. GP surgeries and hospitals are recording higher than usual levels of patients with colds and stomach bugs that normally don’t rear their ugly heads until the depths of winter.
What makes it even more unusual is that the UK is enjoying one of its hottest summers on record.
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