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How to grow healthy carrots on small space - The Standard

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New antibiotic resistance genes identified in tuberculosis - Science Daily

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A massive analysis of more than 10,000 different Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria isolates from 23 countries has revealed new genes associated with resistance to 13 first- and second-line new and repurposed antibiotics. The work, carried out by Comprehensive Resistance Prediction for Tuberculosis: an International Consortium (CRyPTIC), is described in two new papers publishing August 11 in the open-access journal PLOS Biology . Tuberculosis (TB) is a curable and preventable disease; 85% of those affected can be successfully treated with a six-month regimen of drugs. Despite this, TB has killed more people than other infectious diseases in many recent years, and drug resistant TB is a continual threat. A better understanding of the M. tuberculosis variants that confer antibiotic resistance is important for both better monitoring of resistant strains as well as the development of new drugs. In the first new paper, the researchers outlined how they assembled an open-access data co...

Neurodivergent social workers 'exhausted' from lack of understanding at work - Communitycare.co.uk

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Struggles neurodivergent social workers face in the workplace A lack of awareness and support at work has cultivated a climate of fear and exhaustion for social workers with neurodiverse conditions such as autism, ADHD and dyslexia. A pilot study on the experiences of neurodivergent social workers has found that, of 60 responses, 34 participants reported they had received no specialist workplace support. Around 14 of those said this had been the result of a fear of speaking out and asking for help. According to Deb Solomon, chair of the British Association of Social Workers' (BASW) neurodivergent social workers group and part of the team behind the study, managers' and colleagues' lack of understanding of neurodiversity has played a big role in that. The peer support group was set up in summer 2021, inspired by the attention an article of Solomon's detailing her struggles as a newly diagnosed social worker during lockdown had received. In the past year, S...

Viral Conjunctivitis: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment - Healthgrades

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Best Room Heaters In India (2022): Keep You Warm And Cosy During Chilling Winters - Jagran English

Best Room Heaters In India (2022): Winters are all about enjoying the weather with your loved ones whenever you get a chance from the humdrum of life. Especially during the weekends, you wish to sit in your living room, wrapped with a light blanket, and a powerful yet compact room heater placed in the corner. Because it becomes really difficult during the winter to enjoy if the temperature inside is the same as the outside. And since houses in India are not all wooden-made and heat absorbent, the necessity of a room heater becomes more and more obvious.  But the confusion arises when you start looking online for the correct choices. To ease this process, we have summed up some of the top-rated room heaters that you can purchase online in India. Take a look: Read More: Oil Filled Room Heaters For Low Power Consumption And High Performance . Best Room Heaters In India (August 2022) USHA Quartz Room Heater - 24% Off We will start with an affor...

We need to take back control of Scotland's energy resources - The National

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Alzheimer's: Who Is Caring for the Caregivers? - HealthDay - Consumer Health News | HealthDay - HealthDay News

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MONDAY, Aug. 29, 2022 (HealthDay News) -- Katherine Sanden drove over 1,400 miles, from California to Nebraska, to care for her beloved uncle after he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in November 2020, but seeing him after years apart was more devastating than she could have ever imagined. Like Sanden, many family caregivers are thrown into the deep end with little to no experience helping someone with Alzheimer's. Though some find outside support to help them navigate health care systems, Sanden struggled to get that for her uncle in Nebraska. After living with him in a small town for three months, Sanden found herself needing to learn ways to advocate for her uncle Larry. The 50-year-old was faced with a completely different health care system than the one she knew in California. Sanden described the two states as drastically different worlds. "It's like living on two separate planets as far as services and what care is available," she noted. One of the major cha...

Spinal News International's top 10 most popular stories of July 2022 - Spinal News International

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A debate on the use of robotics in spine surgery was the most popular piece on Spinal News International in July, closely followed by research on a novel hydrogel and a study on the correlation between insurance type and patient outcomes for those with lumbar spinal stenosis. Making it into the top 10 was also the latest industry news from the likes of Empirical Spine and Lineage Cell Therapeutics.  1. Debate: Should robotics technology be more widely adopted in spine surgery? The use of robotics in the field of spine surgery is a much discussed and controversial topic, with numerous physicians arguing both for and against its increased use in procedures. In this debate, two world renowned spine surgeons offer their views extolling the virtues and highlighting the pitfalls of this technology and whether or not it should have a greater usage in spine surgery practice both now and in the coming years. 2. Early study suggests novel, injectable gel may greatly reduce ...

Last-Minute Labor Day: 10 Places & Packages To Consider For Your Vacay - TheTravel

A weekend is a chance to unwind with family, friends, or as couple. It is a time when people can escape the daily grind, and it is the necessary "power nap" in between their busy and stressful workdays. This year, workers are so lucky because Labor Day falls on a Monday, which means a long weekend is awaiting them, and they can enjoy a lengthier vacation away from their houses. Selecting a getaway might be difficult for the variety of choices or because of last-minute decisions. Therefore, here are ten places and packages to consider for their getaway. Related: Palm Springs: 10 Last-Minute Labor Day Weekend Escapes 10 Stay At The Fancy JW Marriott Grand Rapids  AHC Hospitality The contemporary JW Marriott Grand Rapids is both what vacationers would expect but not imagine. The hotel is ideal for leisure travelers. It has 337 luxurious, smoke-free suites and rooms spread across 23 opulent levels. Each of them is furnished ...

Social Security Customer Service - AARP

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En español   The Social Security Administration (SSA) offers customer service online, by phone and at field offices across the country, which fully reopened April 7 after being largely closed for more than two years due to the coronavirus pandemic. You can conduct most routine business, including applying for benefits and filing appeals, at the Social Security website or by calling the SSA's national customer service line (800-772-1213). Getting help onl...

6 natural home remedies to get rid of nausea - Insider

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Nausea refers to feelings of queasiness — often with the urge to vomit. Symptoms of nausea include sweating, a rush of saliva in the mouth, fatigue, and loss of appetite.  While it's often associated with acid reflux and over-eating, nausea can also occur during pregnancy, with motion sickness, or as a side effect of other medical disorders or common illnesses.  There are many anti-nausea medications that can help with severe or persistent nausea. But if your nausea is mild or occasional, there are also a number of effective home remedies that can help relieve your symptoms naturally.   1. Use ginger  Ginger is an effective remedy for nausea, says Daniel Devine, MD, internal medicine doctor and geriatrician at Devine Concierge Medicine, a primary care practice in Philadelphia.  That's because ginger has anti-inflammatory properties, which can support...