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_a-20-minute-daily-workout-can-improve-your-life-tenfold.webp "Good sleep is necessary for good physical and mental health and a high quality of life - we all know this. and part of being a scientist is researching things again and again to see if different results can be produced. New research from the University of Portsmouth in the UK suggests exercise does more for the brain than we thought when it comes to sleep. Yair Ben-Dor has more.")
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![Concerns Raised , Over Increased Number of , Respiratory Illnesses in China.<br/>'Newsweek' reports that a rising number of respiratory <br/>infections in China has prompted global health authorities <br/>to estimate the scale and severity of the health threat. .<br/>On November 13, China's National Health Commission stressed the need for surveillance to monitor the situation.<br/>Earlier this week, Chinese state media reported that <br/>the cases mainly consisted of influenza, <br/>mycoplasma pneumonia, rhinovirus and other illnesses. .<br/>According to experts, stringent zero-COVID <br/>measures, which were lifted less than a year ago, <br/>rendered children's immune systems vulnerable. .<br/>According to experts, stringent zero-COVID <br/>measures, which were lifted less than a year ago, <br/>rendered children's immune systems vulnerable. .<br/>This is why, experts believe, that a <br/>large number of the cases reported <br/>in China have been among children. .<br/>Whilst we can't make a definitive <br/>diagnosis at this stage the presence <br/>of pulmonary nodules tend to suggest <br/>a bacterial rather than a viral cause, Paul Hunter, professor in medicine at the U.K.'s <br/>University of East Anglia, via the Science Media Centre.<br/>Pulmonary nodules in children are <br/>seen in pneumococcal pneumonia <br/>and cough may be absent. Influenza <br/>can catch patchy changes on chest X-ray, <br/>often due to secondary bacterial infections <br/>so [that] could also be in the frame, Paul Hunter, professor in medicine at the U.K.'s <br/>University of East Anglia, via the Science Media Centre.<br/>Chinese health experts told various state media outlets that <br/>cases are expected to peak in the next two to three weeks, <br/>while lingering infections could last into next spring.<br/>According to Dr. Leana Wen, professor of health <br/>policy and management at the Milken Institute <br/>School of Public Health, .<br/>the spikes are \](https://cdn1.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZF5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9JH_IuYGSvHHyMJJynGaM-oP9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_concerns-raised-over-increased-number-of-respiratory-illnesses-in-china.webp "Concerns Raised , Over Increased Number of , Respiratory Illnesses in China.<br/>'Newsweek' reports that a rising number of respiratory <br/>infections in China has prompted global health authorities <br/>to estimate the scale and severity of the health threat. .<br/>On November 13, China's National Health Commission stressed the need for surveillance to monitor the situation.<br/>Earlier this week, Chinese state media reported that <br/>the cases mainly consisted of influenza, <br/>mycoplasma pneumonia, rhinovirus and other illnesses. .<br/>According to experts, stringent zero-COVID <br/>measures, which were lifted less than a year ago, <br/>rendered children's immune systems vulnerable. .<br/>According to experts, stringent zero-COVID <br/>measures, which were lifted less than a year ago, <br/>rendered children's immune systems vulnerable. .<br/>This is why, experts believe, that a <br/>large number of the cases reported <br/>in China have been among children. .<br/>Whilst we can't make a definitive <br/>diagnosis at this stage the presence <br/>of pulmonary nodules tend to suggest <br/>a bacterial rather than a viral cause, Paul Hunter, professor in medicine at the U.K.'s <br/>University of East Anglia, via the Science Media Centre.<br/>Pulmonary nodules in children are <br/>seen in pneumococcal pneumonia <br/>and cough may be absent. Influenza <br/>can catch patchy changes on chest X-ray, <br/>often due to secondary bacterial infections <br/>so [that] could also be in the frame, Paul Hunter, professor in medicine at the U.K.'s <br/>University of East Anglia, via the Science Media Centre.<br/>Chinese health experts told various state media outlets that <br/>cases are expected to peak in the next two to three weeks, <br/>while lingering infections could last into next spring.<br/>According to Dr. Leana Wen, professor of health <br/>policy and management at the Milken Institute <br/>School of Public Health, .<br/>the spikes are \")
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_sports-illustrated-names-nfl-icon-as-2023-sportsperson-of-the-year.webp "Colorado football coach Deion Sanders has been named Sports Illustratedâs 2023 Sportsperson of the Year. In less than a year, Coach Prime has not only transformed the Colorado football program. Heâs also breathed fresh life into the campus and transformed a community."){kind=icon}
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_mysterious-respiratory-infection-in-dogs-detected-in-14-states.webp "Mysterious Respiratory Infection in Dogs , Detected In 14 States.<br/>'USA Today' reports that pet owners are on high <br/>alert after an infectious respiratory disease was <br/>first detected among dogs several months ago.<br/>'USA Today' reports that pet owners are on high <br/>alert after an infectious respiratory disease was <br/>first detected among dogs several months ago.<br/>According to the American Veterinary Medical <br/>Association, the infection has now <br/>been detected in over a dozen states.<br/>Experts remain unsure what is causing the <br/>illness, but say the common symptoms <br/>appear to be coughing, sneezing and lethargy.<br/>The mystery infection can also <br/>lead to pneumonia and does not <br/>respond to antibiotic treatments. .<br/>Since August, veterinarians have reported <br/>over 200 cases in Oregon, while other states <br/>have yet to report numbers of the infection. .<br/>I think a subset of animals <br/>can develop pneumonia, more <br/>or less like upper respiratory, <br/>bronchitis, rhinitis, tracheitis, David Needle, Senior veterinary pathologist at the University of <br/>New Hampshireâs Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, via 'USA Today'.<br/>The Oregon Department of Agriculture warned pet <br/>owners who notice symptoms, especially those related <br/>to pneumonia, to contact a veterinarian immediately. .<br/>Experts suggest that dog owners make sure <br/>their pets are up-to-date on their vaccines <br/>and practice social distancing from other dogs.<br/>Researchers who have been studying <br/>the unknown illness for over a year say that <br/>the small genome, a bacterium, is \")
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