The lockdown floodgates are finally opening and that means our favourite restaurants and cafes will be open for business – if they’re not already – tempting us from our homes with the promise of delicious food made by someone else for a change. If you’re anything like me, you will have spent at least some… Read More: Danger of overeating as food service restrictions ease »
‘Trying to launch a book when no launch is permitted in the traditional sense is actually quite terrifying,” says Joanna Fortune, clinical psychotherapist, attachment specialist, parenting consultant on Newstalk’s Moncrieff Show, and TEDx speaker. “And yet I did feel in my gut that the timing for this second book is really quite good. Because as… Read More: The 15-Minute Miracle – Joanna Fortune’s stay sane parenting »
Research suggests that these medicines can slow the loss of kidney function in all people with diabetes—even those with normal blood pressure. This choice should be made as a team effort. The substances your body needs are reabsorbed into your bloodstream. Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease, which is a type of disease where… Read More: When does diabetes affect the kidneys »
PARIS (Reuters) – Coronavirus infection rates in France have slowed further and the number of COVID-19 patients in hospital and intensive care continued to fall, health ministry figures showed, a sign that social distancing is keeping contagion in check for now. FILE PHOTO: A woman, wearing a protective face mask, sits on the beach of… Read More: French COVID-19 cases slow and patient tallies continue to fall »