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The Economic and Societal Impact of Brain Injuries

The Economic and Societal Impact of Brain Injuries

Brain injuries are life-changing events, and a levelling experience for anyone unfortunate enough to suffer them. According to head injury charity Headway, there is a hospital admission for an acquired brain injury (ABI) every 90 seconds on average in the UK – each of which is a devastating personal and familial event.

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WHO Warns About Fake 'Skinny Jabs' At The Olympics

WHO Warns About Fake ‘Skinny Jabs’ At The Olympics

People in East Riding are being cautioned about the use of fake versions of the drug Ozempic.

Ozempic is a drug prescribed to people with type 2 diabetes in order to lower their blood sugar levels, with the active ingredient semaglutide. However a global alert has been issued by the World Health Organisation (WHO) about fake versions being circulated to people to help lose weight.

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Bishop Burton Students To Pursue Successful Careers In The Police

Bishop Burton Students To Pursue Successful Careers In The Police

Bishop Burton College is delighted to announce several of their Level 3 Extended Diploma in Policing students have been accepted into the Police.

Ella Edeson, Harrison Mann, Alfie Chapman, James Lancaster, Ivan Bartle-Milner and Adnan Kadric who will complete the two-year course this summer will be joining Humberside Police; and Mia Begg and Phoebe Redhead North Yorkshire Police.

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Protecting Your Outdoor Furniture: The Benefits of Using Quality Covers

Protecting Your Outdoor Furniture: The Benefits of Using Quality Covers

However, protecting the beauty and usability of the furniture and any other relevant items that are used in the compound is crucial and this is why people should purchase good quality covers. Outdoor furniture covers are destined to be set out in the open where it experience direct impacts such as strong sunlight and natural elements like rain and snow which are very damaging to furniture. It is therefore important that install furniture covers that will ensure that your furniture is well-protected and serve you for many years.

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Security In The Crypto World - Protecting Your Digital Assets

Security In The Crypto World – Protecting Your Digital Assets

Cryptocurrency is an exciting frontier for investors and tech enthusiasts alike. The promise of decentralization, privacy, and high returns attracts millions to the crypto market. However, with great opportunity comes significant risk, especially concerning security. Protecting your digital assets should be a top priority.

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Your Summer Starts Now: What's On Across The East Riding

Your Summer Starts Now: What’s On Across The East Riding

Don’t miss Early Bird tickets for Sewerby Winter Woodland. The tickets go on sale on Friday, 28 June at 10.30am. There is no need to register for a discount, just head on over to www.sewerbyhall.co.uk/winterwoodland. Not able to pay the full amount straight away?

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Commitment To Armed Forces Community Earns Local NHS Prestigious Silver Award

Commitment To Armed Forces Community Earns Local NHS Prestigious Silver Award

On the eve of Armed Forces Day – a national celebration of the men and women who make up the Armed Forces community – NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) is proud to announce it has been awarded the prestigious Silver Award in the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme (ERS).

This accolade – an upgrade on last year’s Bronze Award – is a testament to the ICB’s “unwavering commitment to supporting the armed forces community”, firmly aligning with the values and principles of the Armed Forces Covenant.

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How Seasonal Affective Disorder Influences Relationship Seeking in Cold Seasons

How Seasonal Affective Disorder Influences Relationship Seeking in Cold Seasons

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a mood disorder characterized by recurrent depressive episodes that align with specific seasons, predominantly affecting young adults and women. Symptoms range from mild to moderate and include inattentiveness, hopelessness, depression, social withdrawal, and fatigue. The involvement of neurotransmitters such as dopamine, norepinephrine, and glutamate is suspected, although the precise pathophysiology remains unclear.

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East Riding To Share In New £25m Commitment To Coastal Communities

East Riding To Share In New £25m Commitment To Coastal Communities

Dogger Bank Wind Farm has announced a £25million commitment to coastal communities in the North and North-East of England, developing a long-term legacy for the world-leading renewable energy project.

The commitment includes funding projects in East Riding of Yorkshire, Redcar and Cleveland and South Tyneside, to enhance STEM education, and help young people gain the skills and knowledge required to fulfil their potential in a net zero world.

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Yorkshire’s Fictional and Real History of Vampirism

Yorkshire’s Fictional and Real History of Vampirism

In what is easily the most famous and well-loved vampire tale, Yorkshire takes centre stage both in name and inspiration. Bram Stoker’s 1897 novel Dracula remains the epitome of vampire fiction, with Dracula himself arguably the model for the archetypal vampire figure.

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The Role of HR Systems in a Changing Workplace

The Role of HR Systems in a Changing Workplace

The way that we work is always changing. Often, that change is gradual. It might creep in over years and decades. In other cases, the change is sudden. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the world of work saw a seismic shift toward home, or hybrid, setups.

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Residents In Beverley Asked If They Would Like To Live In House Like This?

Residents In Beverley Asked If They Would Like To Live In House Like This?

A new collection of photographs of Bellway Homes’ Scrivener show home at Bishop’s Gate in Beverley has been released, with the question – who would want to live in a home like this?

The four-bedroom detached home is part of Bellway’s Artisan collection of contemporary homes and is available from £384,995. It features the homebuilder’s trademark open plan kitchen, dining and family area, which leads to the enclosed back garden. Additionally, there is a traditional living room, and four bedrooms – including the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. Also included are integrated appliances and a fully-fitted kitchen in the home, as well as an attached garage.

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What Aspiring Dentists Should Know About The Oral Health Needs Of Beverley Residents

What Aspiring Dentists Should Know About The Oral Health Needs Of Beverley Residents

It goes without saying that anyone hoping to provide quality oral care to Beverley residents should first understand the healthcare needs of local residents. Many people experience nerves or anxiety when visiting their dentists, so much so that it can become a major cause of non-attendance. It is, therefore, essential that you understand the ways that you can encourage Beverley residents to come to your practice and provide a service that will help them for years to come.

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Fire Safety in Laboratories: Managing Chemical Risks

Fire Safety in Laboratories: Managing Chemical Risks

Laboratories are environments where the handling of chemicals and conducting experiments inherently present significant fire risks. Effective fire safety management in laboratories is crucial to protect personnel, research, and equipment. This article explores the essential strategies for managing chemical risks to enhance fire safety in laboratory settings.

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