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A new @libraryofthings has just opened at Pimlico Library, in the same building as our adult education centre, so you can now borrow a book, hire a DIY tool, and learn anything from floristry or graphic design to digital skills and more, all in one place!
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The authors of this article — https://t.co/t1J9TlXTm4 — studied how the direction and extent of superficial fascial movement during active neck bending differs in individuals with and without myofascial pain syndrome
@MishalHusain@BBCr4today Excellent piece on the importance of cadavaric study at med schools. Well done for highlighting the relevance of personhood, often ignored in dehumanised/ digitalised study. Ironic juxtaposition with @theAliceRoberts on Desert Island Discs?!
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So it looks like the benefits of physical activity (PA) depend on whether it is leisure-time or occupational. Consistent work in an occupation with intermediate or high PA is linked to a risk of dementia:
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Osteopathy patients have told us that these are their most common questions before their appointment. Answering these questions before an appointment could support better communication and decision making with patients. Find out more: https://t.co/Oqse0M63UU
In a shocking turn of events, Hurricane #Otis in the Eastern Pacific has unexpectedly, explosively intensified from a tropical storm to a Category 4 hurricane in just 12 hours.
Even worse, the storm is expected to make a catastrophic landfall tonight as a Category 5 hurricane near Acapulco, Mexico, home to 1 million people.
Only 18 hours ago, people were expecting a tropical storm at landfall, and now a devastating Category 5 storm is likely.
This is pretty much a worst-case scenario, as residents have little time to find a safe shelter and protect life and property from this life-threatening storm.
A major hurricane (Category 3+) has never made landfall within 50 miles of Acapulco, let alone a Category 5 hurricane.
Otis could become the first Eastern Pacific hurricane ever recorded to make landfall as a Category 5 in Mexico.
Anyone in or near Acapulco should rush storm preparations to completion as their is little time left to shelter from #Otis.