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What We Know About The North Sea Tanker Collision

Jet fuel caught fire and leaked into the North Sea on Monday after a cargo ship reportedly carrying sodium cyanide hit a tanker chartered by the US military off the British coast.

International Business Times

What Nutrition Labels Really Tell Us — And How To Read One Like An Expert

Chemists, nutritionists, and food scientists help us make sense of the back of the box, starting with a Nutri-grain bar — and other common food products.

Inverse

People are adding salt to their water in hopes of helping their hydration and digestion. Are the health benefits real?

Here’s what a registered dietitian wants you to know.

Fortune

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Adding salt to your water is trending, so I tried it — and here's what happened after just two weeks

What does adding salt to your water do to your body? We tested it out for 14 days to see the benefits and drawbacks.

Tom’s Guide

Chinese-Made Chemical Shipment Signals Iran's Missile Production Resumes

Iran receives sodium perchlorate for missile production, potentially enhancing its capabilities. China's involvement highlights economic ties, while the US...

Top News

Is a new painkiller too good to be true?

Meet suzetrigine, a non-opioid that promises to avoid addiction risk. But some experts say it can't replace opioids

Salon

RTX 4090 liquid cooled with 12,000 BTU air conditioner, RTX 5090 up next — GPU runs at 20C

A Chinese techtuber has designed a liquid-cooled PC system that hooks up to a household air conditioner unit instead of a PC-mounted radiator.

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Safety Commissioner highlights ‘injustice’ over lack of redress for mesh scandal

Thousands of women were harmed after being fitted with pelvic mesh.

Evening Standard

First new non-opioid painkiller approved in the US for decades – here’s how it works

A new non-opioid painkiller, suzetrigine, has just been approved by the US drug regulator, the FDA. It is the first non-opioid painkiller the agency has approved in over two decades.

The Conversation

Why the WHO has recommended switching to a healthier salt alternative

This week the World Health Organization (WHO) released new guidelines recommending people switch the regular salt they use at home for substitutes containing less sodium.

The Conversation

What is alkaline water, and does it have any benefits?

Despite the health claims surrounding alkaline water, scientific evidence suggests its purported benefits may be overhyped.

LiveScience

Salt water is the latest viral TikTok must-try promising to boost hydration and more - so, does it work?

Is this the easy - and cheap - solution for keeping hydrated?

Marie Claire

6 foods that could be making you age faster

New research shows how your diet may also play a role in how well you age.

Fortune

What is sugar soap? The £5 DIY essential you need for perfectly prepped walls for painting

This DIY hero is the key to achieving a perfectly painted wall

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Evening Standard

Best salt tablets for runners: Replenishing supplements to power through long runs

Replenish lost minerals while maximising your recovery

Homes & Gardens

5 non-toxic alternatives to borax for cleaning – some of them are already in your pantry

From baking soda to lemon juice, cleaning experts share the natural alternatives they love

Salon

How to prioritize healthy groceries

Nutrient profiling systems use algorithms to simplify picking healthy groceries

The Conversation

What if you could rank food by ‘healthiness’ as you shopped? Nutrient profiling systems use algorithms to simplify picking healthy groceries

Imagine a world where food on grocery store shelves is ranked by its healthiness, with simple, research-backed scores. In some countries, that world already exists.

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The Guardian - UK

Scientists map use of epilepsy drug in England and Wales linked to birth defects

Data is used for the first time to show regional differences in the uptake of a single medicine – sodium valproate – and the potential benefits are striking say researchers

Salon

How to use soy sauce like a "Top Chef"

Regular salt is fine. But in some cases, the umami-rich sauce may be better

GoodToKnow

Low sodium diet: the benefits of reducing salt and what foods to eat

Cycling Weekly

I'm gifted in one area: sweating, so - in the name of science - I took to a heat chamber with a pro rider

Could his heavy sweating be the reason Steve Shrubsall will never win a Tour de France stage? The heat chamber may hold the answers...

The Guardian - AU

Epilepsy medication affected Sophie’s pregnancies. Should Australia adopt tougher guidelines?

Exclusive: FoI documents show Advisory Committee on Medicines considered tightening prescribing requirements for sodium valproate – but chose not to

InsideEVs

CATL's New Sodium-Ion EV Battery Works In -40 Degree Cold

China is reaching new heights in diversifying the battery chemistries used in electric vehicles. The country is already leading in subcategories of lithium-based chemistries, like nickel-manganese-cobalt (NMC), nickel-aluminum-cobalt (NCA) and lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP). Earlier this year, state-run utility company China Southern Power Grid even deployed sodium-ion batteries for stationary energy storage. Now…

The Guardian - US

Lunchables pulled from national school lunch programs in US

Kraft Heinz cites weak demand for pre-packaged meals amid reports of lead and high sodium in supermarket kits

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