"We treat noise as an irritation, but it also affects patient and staff safety."
Emergency departments can be as loud as construction sites, but they don’t have to be, writes @docib
https://t.co/jSVsunHZLw
The US government has paid nearly $3m (£2.2m) in compensation to victims of so-called Havana Syndrome, a mysterious neurological condition reported by spies, diplomats and their families. https://t.co/GqikoYN3Xr
Future research could benefit from exploring these dynamics in more diverse populations to see if the patterns hold true across different demographics. https://t.co/wsNXXSSzjr
Low-voltage mobile phone chargers can cause significant circumferential neck burns in children when current is concentrated through metal jewelry. https://t.co/GBrhj78XQB
Retraction—Today, we retract an unsigned 1977 commentary suggesting talc powder containing asbestos was not harmful. The Lancet was informed that the author had undisclosed competing interests and breached publication ethics. /4
"A generation of young people are growing up in a digital world that we are failing to properly understand and keep safe."
A comprehensive public health approach is needed to study the impact of digital technology on health
https://t.co/gt3ZF5rMap