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Government update to calls to provide free healthcare products for women

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By Fiona Callingham Verified
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The Government has provided an update on calls for it to provide certain healthcare products free of charge. Campaigners had urged the UK Government to supply sanitary products such as pads and tampons for no cost. The petition , entitled "fund free female sanitary products for all women and girls" has, at the time of reporting, garnered more than 19,000 signatures, prompting a written response from the Government.
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One in three Brits living with 'silent killer' could be helped by these drinks

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By Fiona Callingham Verified
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One in three adults in the UK could benefit from drinking three drinks. These juices have the potential to lower blood pressure, according to studies. Sometimes known as a "silent killer" because it often has no obvious symptoms, high blood pressure is dangerous it makes the heart work harder to push blood around the body. Over time, that extra pressure can damage blood vessels and vital organs, and has been linked with conditions including heart disease, stroke and dementia.
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Three red drinks that could help lower blood pressure

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By Fiona Callingham Verified
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Three red juices could help lower your blood pressure, according to research. These delicious drinks could therefore reduce your risk of serious complications such as heart attacks and strokes High blood pressure is a significant concern across the UK , with approximately one in three adults believed to be affected by the condition. Also known as hypertension, it means the heart must work harder to pump blood around the body.
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