A new study suggests that diet can impact the risk of tinnitus, a condition affecting one in seven adults, with a diet rich in fruit, fibre, dairy, and caffeine potentially lowering the risk. Observational studies with over 300,000 participants found a negative association between caffeine, fruit, dietary fibre, and dairy intake, and tinnitus prevalence, with a 35% drop in risk for fruit intake. While the study highlights a link between diet and tinnitus, it emphasizes the need for cautious interpretation due to the low quality of evidence available.
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Train fare dodger tells staff he’ll ‘get away with it’ before definitely not getting away with it
A fare dodger was filmed on Channel 5's "Fare Dodgers: At War with the Law," confidently asserting he would evade payment before being confronted by a revenue officer at London Waterloo. Despite receiving a £55.60 fine, which could rise to £105.60 if unpaid, he remained defiant, claiming he wouldn’t pay and was prepared to go to court. The incident highlighted the ongoing issue of fare evasion on TfL services, where approximately 3.4% of passengers travel...
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