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  Millions remain unboosted, as scientists say 3rd COVID shot provides 'significant' protection

  ABC News

  Older Americans have been more likely to receive their first COVID-19 booster. As advisors to the FDA consider what type of COVID-19 shots should be …

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  French urged to wear masks, get boosters as Covid cases rebound

  RFI

  Faced with a resurgence of Covid-19 infections, French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne has joined calls for masks to be worn on public transport and in other high-risk places. Almost 150,000 cases were recorded in the 24 hours to Tuesday as Omicron sub-variants gain ground. Borne instructed regional …

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  Your Flu Vaccination May Reduce Your Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease by 40%, Study Shows

  Prevention - By Madeleine Haase

  Your seasonal flu shot may be protecting you from more than just the flu. Your flu shot might do more than protect you from the influenza virus. A new …

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  What is the anti-inflammatory diet plan?

  The Globe and Mail - Leslie Beck

  Special to The Globe and Mail It’s well established that low-grade inflammation is a contributor to a host of chronic illnesses including heart disease, Type-2 diabetes, inflammatory bowel disease and rheumatoid arthritis. It’s also known that the foods you eat have the potential to either accelerate …

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  Chemical Used In Many Bread Products Linked To Serious Health Issues

  greatergood.com - Matthew Russell

  Potassium bromate is a chemical additive used to make bread more springy, but it has also been linked to many serious health concerns.The post …

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  Does anyone remember Covid? You should – it’s back with a vengeance

  independent.co.uk - Sean O'Grady

  Anyone remember Covid? That’s not supposed to be a facetious question. It has taken the lives of approaching 200,000 people in the UK alone (some …