16 h. ago Warning over new caffeine craze that poses real health risks

Caffeine pouches promise a fast hit of energy – but experts warn they carry real health risks

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17 h. ago Experts alarmed over new caffeine craze that poses real health risks

Caffeine pouches promise a fast hit of energy – but experts warn they carry real health risks

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34 h. ago Wildfires are getting deadlier and costing more. Experts warn they’re becoming unstoppable

Of 200 fires in the past 44 years, half of the fires that cost US$1bn or more were in the last decadeWildfires tore through central Chile last year, killing 133 people. In California, 18,000 buildings were destroyed in 2018 causing US$16bn (A$24bn, £12bn) in damage. Portugal, Greece, Algeria and Australia have all felt the grief and the economic pain in recent years.As the headlines, the death tolls and the billion dollar losses from wildfires have stacked up around the world, so too have the rising temperatures – fuelled by the climate crisis – that create tinderbox conditions. Continue reading...

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39 h. ago The 'weather bomb' that's going to RUIN your weekend: Scientists reveal the devastating system behind Storm Amy

Storm Amy could become a 'weather bomb', experts at the University of Reading warn.

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42 h. ago Rachel Reeves risks 'irresponsible' pension move by failing to rule out lump sum raid, experts warn

Speculation about a new lower cap on tax-free cash is understood to have prompted a renewed rush of withdrawals, following a spike ahead of last year's Budget.

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44 h. ago Caffeine pouches: The fast, discreet energy hit with hidden health risks

While they may look like a harmless pick-me-up, experts warn they carry real risks

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63 h. ago Killer mosquitoes which spread deadly diseases coming to Britain, experts warn

Eggs of an Aedes albopictus mozzie - known as the tiger mosquito - were found in a surveillance trap at a motorway service station in Kent as experts have warned over the deadly diseases they could spread

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3 d. ago Who's eligible for the free NHS flu jab in 2025 and those most at risk

Because flu strains change every year, the vaccine is updated annually, meaning it’s essential to get vaccinated each season for the best protection

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3 d. ago Ketamine deaths have increased twenty fold in the past decade

A new study has revealed the number of ketamine-related deaths have soared twenty-fold since 2014.

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3 d. ago Millions to get Ozempic on NHS, Wes Streeting vows: Health Secretary ramps up attacks on 'racist' Farage and promises to make booking GP appointments as easy as ordering cab

The health secretary vowed to 'stand up for the interests of patients' and make it as easy to book a medical appointment as it is to order a taxi or takeaway.

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3 d. ago Tiny capsules for fighting brain inflammation may lead to new Alzheimer’s treatment

AstroCapsules are made from a safe gel containing brain cells known as astrocytes

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3 d. ago Signs a financial crash is coming are everywhere, experts warn. Here's what you must do NOW to protect yourself

Last week, the Daily Mail's City Editor joined leading experts in warning he was worried that a terrible financial crash was coming. Here's what you can do to protect yourself.

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3 d. ago Doctors risk turning NHS into a 'museum for 20th century healthcare' if they continue to oppose new tech, Streeting warns

The health secretary vowed to 'stand up for the interests of patients' and make it as easy to book a medical appointment as it is to order a taxi or takeaway.

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3 d. ago Shadow Ticket by Thomas Pynchon review – his first novel in 12 years tunes into rising fascism in the US

The 88-year-old’s jaunty whodunnit, set during the prohibition era, features clowns, Nazis and a missing cheese heiressEverything is connected in Shadow Ticket, Thomas Pynchon’s fleet-footed noir fiction about a lindy-hopping detective in prohibition-era Wisconsin. The homemade bomb connects to the runaway cheese heiress, the cheese heiress to the federal agents, and the feds to the pro‑Nazi leagues at the bowling lanes outside town. Early-30s Milwaukee, in turn, is connected to powder-keg central Europe, where paramilitary groups have pitched camp on the Hungaro-Croatian border and guest speakers wax lyrical about “our immense fascist future”. Most likely it connects to the current moment as well, albeit wryly and slyly, with a nonchalant swing. That’s the implied final move of this merry dance of a book: the point where the past links its hands with the present.Shadow Ticket is a Pynchon novel – the 88-year-old’s first in 12 years; his ninth overall – and so it naturally connects ...

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4 d. ago Trump is ending the tax credit for electric vehicles. Experts warn sales will ‘crater’

Some analysts predict EV sales will crater after the tax credit ends, but some consumers have said they’ll buy electric regardless of the incentive, citing environmental concerns and fuel savings

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4 d. ago Experts warn of 'catastrophic' issue on used cars built after 2017 including Ford, Peugeot, Citroën and Vauxhall

Drivers shopping for second hand cars could end up 'thousands' out of pocket

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4 d. ago Rest of year ‘unlikely’ to see rainfall needed to recover from serious drought

Experts warn that the drought is not over despite rainfall in September, and the outlook does not suggest a wet autumn and winter is likely.

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4 d. ago NHS faces backlash over guidance extolling benefits of first

Tory MP Richard Holden said the NHS should ‘stop taking the knee to damaging and oppressive cultural practices’

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5 d. ago Health experts warn of signs of new Covid variant after 'tripledemic' threat

Symptoms of the new Stratus strain can often resemble those of common respiratory illnesses such as flu.

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6 d. ago Insurance experts warn drivers not to do this one thing after an accident

A new survey has highlighted the fact many drivers don't know what to do if they are involved in a car accident.

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