The recent announcement by Michael Gove, naming two far-right organisations and three Islamist groups as extremist, has caused quite a stir within the targeted groups. One of the organisations, CAGE International, has expressed defiance in the face of this new definition. Despite the threat of being banned from meeting ministers or receiving public funding, Cerie
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The recent investigation conducted by Sky News and Independent Patient 11 podcast has revealed a disturbing trend of sexual abuse complaints within mental health inpatient wards in England. The investigation uncovered nearly 20,000 new cases of sexual abuse, harassment, and rape, involving both patients and staff, across more than 30 mental health trusts since 2019.
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The alarming surge of cardiomyopathy-associated hospital admissions among methamphetamine users in the American West has raised significant concerns. According to a recent study based on data from the National Inpatient Sample (NIS), methamphetamine-related cardiomyopathy admissions have increased by a staggering 231% from 2008 to 2020 nationwide. This spike is in stark contrast to the mere
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Meal delivery firm Deliveroo recently reported a significant loss of £31.8 million ($40.7 million) in its full-year results, which indicates progress towards profitability compared to the previous year’s £294.1 million loss. The company’s adjusted earnings, which strip out the impact of one-off costs from its exit from some markets, stood at £85.4 million, surpassing the
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ADHD medication use during pregnancy is a controversial topic, with conflicting recommendations on whether to continue or discontinue treatment. A recent study conducted at the University of Western Australia sheds light on the potential risks and benefits associated with stopping ADHD medication part-way through pregnancy. The study revealed that pregnant women who stopped taking ADHD
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