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BBC Health explains why kiwi and pineapple skins can be eaten, pointing to potential nutritional value and reduced food waste. The piece suggests using the skins rather than discarding them. It matters for people seeking simple ways to add fiber or nutrients and cut kitchen waste.
The singer linked to Party Rock Anthem had been struggling with mental health before their death, BBC Entertainment reports. The case draws attention to mental health pressures in the music and entertainment industry.
Letters published in The Guardian argue that a budget fails to live up to Andy Burnham’s grand rhetoric. The criticism centres on whether the spending plans match the promises and ambitions he has set out.
A woman gave birth in an ambulance on the A96 as staffing shortages affected a local hospital’s maternity services. The case highlights pressure on NHS maternity care and the risks when hospitals cannot fully staff or accept births.
A Guardian Health opinion piece argues that the body positivity movement has created a taboo around acknowledging thinness, claiming “everyone is thin and we’re not allowed to say so.” It examines the cultural backlash and unintended consequences for body-image and public-health discussions. The piece is commentary rather than new reporting.
New research shows that almost 2 out of 3 teenagers and tweens are using AI chatbots. The finding highlights how quickly AI tools have become part of young people’s daily lives, raising questions for parents, educators, and policymakers about safety, supervision, and digital literacy.
Florida health officials are reporting a significant increase in dengue fever cases, a mosquito-borne illness usually associated with tropical regions. The spike raises concerns about locally acquired transmission as warmer conditions expand mosquito habitats. Residents are urged to take precautions against mosquito bites.
A BBC Health report shares a person's experience of low vitamin D levels, describing the impact as hitting "like a truck." The account highlights how vitamin D deficiency can affect daily life and why awareness and testing may matter.
A major policy shift will change how police respond to mental health call-outs, according to BBC Health. The change affects policing and mental health services and could alter outcomes for people in crisis. Details of the policy and its scope were not specified in the headline.