Police in Greater Manchester are seeking information regarding a newborn baby, known as ‘Baby Ava’, found abandoned in a field wrapped in pink fabric a month ago. Scientists are hopeful DNA on the fabric may lead to the child’s family members. The investigation involves collaboration with botanists, anthropologists, and psychologists to determine the circumstances surrounding Baby Ava’s abandonment, with a focus on local communities and extensive outreach efforts.
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A diet rich in these everyday foods could ‘slash risk of tinnitus’
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...
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