Surgeons in England have noted a significant decrease in child surgeries to remove swallowed objects, particularly coins, since 2012, which they attribute to the rise of cashless payments. While the number of procedures has dropped by almost 700 cases, concerns now focus on other dangerous items like button batteries and magnets. ENT experts emphasize the importance of continued vigilance to prevent potentially life-threatening incidents, despite the positive trend in child safety.
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Could inhaling this unique air be the key to healing certain health issues?
A beekeeper in Turkey, Huseyin Ceylan, offers a unique treatment called apitherapy, where guests inhale air from beehives to aid recovery from ailments like allergies and migraines. Visitors stay in cabins near his bee farm for several days, engaging in sessions that involve breathing from different hives. Although not officially recognized by the government, the therapy is practiced widely in Turkey and abroad, with Ceylan advocating for its acceptance in the medical community. Full Article
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