‘Tech neck’ is plaguing the world, as people are straining their bones and muscles by looking down at screens for too long – but a survey finds Americans fare the worst.
Wellness experts analyzed Google searches for ‘tech neck’ and ‘fix bad posture,’ finding both were higher in the US, followed by Australia and Canada.
Research shows that the average American spends more than five hours scrolling and even more time staring at screens daily, leading to repeated strain on
Manchester United have been dealt a setback in Erik ten Hag’s search for a new backup goalkeeper, according to reports. Ten Hag has recruited Andre Onana as his new No 1 after David de Gea’s contract expiry, but he is said to be keen on another stopper to keep his options stocked.
United completed a £47million deal for Onana earlier this month to address a problem position in the club’s current project.
But there could be more movement in the
The tax man was the worst offender in a call-handling probe by the Daily Express. We were left on hold for almost three hours before we were able to speak with a member of staff at HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
The total wait time came from two calls to customer services. During the first we were left on hold for 90 minutes – and then gave up.
A second call took 82 minutes to reach an employee. The query
Michigan high school shooter Ethan Crumbley wrote about his sick plans in a handwritten journal, detailing his plot to target ‘pretty’ girls and make himself famous, according to evidence presented in court.
Crumbley, now 17, killed four fellow students at Oxford High School in 2021 after penning the chilling diary entries, including a drawing of a girl with a gun to her head captioned: ‘The first victim has to be a pretty girl with a future so she can suffer
Only a small number of people with gender dysphoria have surgery to align their bodies with their desired sex — but the rate of complications is high.
One of the largest surveys of trans adults earlier this year indicated that one in six (16 percent) go under the knife to alter their physical appearance.
But research suggests that up to half of trans men and women suffer post-op issues or pain so severe they need medical attention or additional surgery
Experts fear that infectious diseases like Covid, polio and measles will rampantly spread among displaced Ukrainians amid the Russian invasion as their focus shift to survival at all costs amid the devastating invasion.
The war has leveled cities, killed hundreds and displaced millions from the Eastern European nation. Public health officials are warning that the lasting impacts of such a large-scale invasion will have long-reaching effects.
The rampant spread of infectious disease, especially Covid, is expected in the coming weeks
Kyiv has survived another night under Russian attack with Putin’s ‘demoralised and exhausted’ troops suffering ‘heavy losses’ trying and failing to break through defences in the city’s outskirts, Ukraine’s commander has said.
Colonel General Alexander Syrsky, who is in charge of defending the city, said on Monday morning that ‘all attempts’ to breach the city failed and that the situation is currently ‘under control’. ‘We showed that we can protect our home from uninvited guests,’ he added.
This is the terrifying moment two Jewish shop owners are assaulted by a passer-by in a ‘brutal, unprovoked and anti-Semitic’ attack on the eve of Holocaust Memorial Day.
The shocking video shows the pair locking up their shop in north London, when they are approached by a passer-by who launches an astonishing attack, knocking one to the floor and causing both to lose their kippah.
The attack, which is being probed as a hate crime by police, took place in
England would only suffer 35,000 Covid hospitalisations if the entire population got infected right now compared to a quarter of a million in Germany, a study backed by Government scientists has found.
The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) analysis suggests the NHS is unlikely to be overwhelmed by the virus even in the event of a major surge.
Researchers looked at vaccination rates and cumulative infection numbers in 19 countries in Europe to estimate levels of immunity
