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Impact of the Ultra Low Emission Zone on lung function growth in children in London, UK: a prospective parallel cohort study
Research in context Evidence before this study Exposure to traffic-related air pollution is strongly linked to impaired lung development in children and adolescents. Failure to reach maximal lung growth in early adulthood is an established risk factor for asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, cardiometabolic disease, and earlier mortality.
Chichester is Britain’s finest city – I dare anyone to disagree
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Investigating the impact of London's Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) on children's health: cohort description and baseline data from the Children's Health in London and Luton (CHILL) prospective parallel cohort study
The authors have declared no competing interest. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37925402/ This study was supported by the National Institute of Health Research Public Health Research (grant number 16/139/09) with additional funding by NIHR CLAHRC North Thames, Barts Charity, and NIHR ARC North Thames. EvS is funded by the Medical Research Council [MC UU 00006/5]. BM acknowledges support by the National Institute for Health Research Barts Biomedical Research Centre (NIHR203330).
Over 30 years of STEP: The Pittsburgh experience with first‐episode psychosis
1 INTRODUCTION The importance of early intervention for psychotic disorders has been implicated in psychiatry for over 100 years. Both Kraepelin and Bleuler characterized the emergence of psychotic illness during adolescence and early adulthood, and recognized an early prodromal phase (Klosterkotter et al., 2008). Kraepelin defined psychotic illness as dementia praecox, a categorically distinct and life-long illness (Kraepelin, 1919).
How to protect yourself from tax scams
We have compiled an extensive guide to help you spot tax scams and know how to report them. We also offer some useful tips to protect you and your business. How to spot scams Scammers pretend to be HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) to trick you into giving them your personal details and access to your money. 170,000 scam contacts were reported to HMRC in the twelve months to 31st July 2025, with 47,000 of those contacts being offers of tax rebates.
What Do Students’ Questionnaire Responses Tell Us about Their Language around Person-Centred Care? An Exploratory Sentiment Analysis
1. Introduction To provide care to individuals in a holistic and compassionate manner, health and social care professionals must not only have relevant knowledge and skills; they must also deliver care using a person-centred approach [1]. Person-centred care focuses on the person as a whole, taking into account their opinions, beliefs, and needs, rather than primarily seeing them as a passive patient or medical condition [2].
Non-randomised feasibility study testing a primary care intervention to promote engagement in an online health community for adults with troublesome asthma: protocol
Outcomes and measures The primary outcomes of interest will be the key feasibility and acceptability parameters shown in table 1, assessed both quantitatively and qualitatively. Secondary outcomes of interest will be those assessing the effectiveness of the intervention, both self-reported and non-self-reported.
Student Health and Social Care Professionals’ Health Literacy Knowledge: An Exploratory Study
Open AccessArticle by Helen Wood 1,*, Gabrielle Brand 2, Rhonda Clifford 1, Sinead Kado 1, Kenneth Lee 1 and Liza Seubert 1 1 School of Allied Health, The University of Western Australia, Perth 6009, Australia 2 School of Nursing & Midwifery, Monash University, Melbourne 3800, Australia * Author to whom correspondence should be addressed.
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Eating well associated with better mental wellbeing in children, study finds
Children who eat more fruit and vegetables in their diet have better mental wellbeing, according to new research from the University of East Anglia (UEA). The study is the first to investigate the association between fruit and vegetable intakes, breakfast and lunch choices, and mental wellbeing in UK schoolchildren. It shows how eating more fruit and vegetables is linked with better wellbeing, among secondary school pupils in particular.
Good partnerships matter
Every November, an outstanding networking event for international admissions staff and educational agents takes place run by the British Boarding Schools’ Network (BBSN). However, 2021 is slightly different. While the workshop usually involves around 90 schools and 100 agents, this year we have a double dose in October and November, the difference being both events are virtual.
Safe swimming buoys now installed at popular West Wight bay
Totland Parish Council are pleased to report that the Safe Swimming buoys have now been installed at Widdick Chine, Totland Bay. This should hopefully solve the issue of boats mooring too far inshore, in an area where many people enjoy swimming. Increase of motor vessels Widdick Chine is a sandy beach at the far western end of Totland Bay, which is popular with families and children. The growth of motor vessels mooring has increased over the years, making this intervention necessary.
Safety marker and launching buoys planned for another Isle of Wight bay
Totland Parish Council will be installing marker buoys at Widdick Chine and to the west of Colwell Bay from the slip way. We will also be installing launching buoys off the Colwell Slipway. This is separate to the safe swimming buoys on the east section of Colwell which Freshwater Parish are installing.
In Focus: Beware the rise of bilingual competitors
Later this week, I am due to attend the BAISIS/BSA International Conference which is aimed at all staff working to support international students in British Independent Schools. One of the conference talks is about “translanguaging” a subject which is long due for discussion in our sector. Broadly speaking, “translanguaging” relates to how multiple languages are used, especially for learning.
Assessing the assessment
Back in January I ran a CPD webinar with COBIS entitled Reliable Online Admissions Testing, which focused on the language required for success in the socio-academic context of English medium instruction. In it, I considered the importance of validity, reliability and security when introducing any form of high-stakes assessment, such as an admissions test for international pupils.
Letter to the Editor: Oklahoma needs to stay out of other states' elections
Letter to the Editor: Oklahoma needs to stay out of other states' elections Our attorney general joined Texas in suing four swing states that voted for Joe Biden in the presidential election ("Oklahoma AG Mike Hunter joins Texas suit seeking to overturn swing state election results," Dec. 10).
Group teletherapy for first‐episode psychosis: Piloting its integration with coordinated specialty care during the COVID‐19 pandemic
Abstract Digital health has emerged in recent years as a tool to optimize care delivery and promote treatment adherence among individuals with first‐episode psychosis (FEP). Recent mandates for social distancing and sheltering in place due to the COVID‐19 pandemic have catapulted efforts to provide ongoing coordinated specialty care (CSC) on virtual platforms.
How to measure the academic potential of overseas pupils
Testing is vital to understand a child's true ability, but they will underperform at GCSE and A-level if their English is not fluent enough, says Helen Wood It is easy, following a string of downbeat articles in respected newspapers over the last months, to be gloomy about the financial stability of schools who are highly dependent on international boarders to fill places. And the recent fall out from the A-levels results debacle will not have helped matters.
What is a sole trader?
A sole trader is a self-employed individual who owns and runs their own business as an individual. Their business isn’t a separate legal entity to its owner – a sole trader is their business. Being a sole trader means you have complete control over your business, all its assets and any profits after tax. As well as giving you total control, this business model has several advantages including being relatively straightforward and versatile.
Recognition for Friends of Freshwater Library with Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service
Helen shares this fantastic news on behalf of Friends of Freshwater Library. Ed The Friends of Freshwater Library, a group of volunteers based in the West Wight, have been honoured with the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service, the highest award a voluntary group can receive in the UK (equivalent of an MBE for voluntary groups).
Impact of London's low emission zone on air quality and children's respiratory health: a sequential annual cross-sectional study
Summary Background Low emission zones (LEZ) are an increasingly common, but unevaluated, intervention aimed at improving urban air quality and public health. We investigated the impact of London's LEZ on air quality and children's respiratory health. Methods We did a sequential annual cross-sectional study of 2164 children aged 8–9 years attending primary schools between 2009–10 and 2013–14 in central London, UK, following the introduction of London's LEZ in February, 2008.
Is Getting Cisco CCNP R&S Certification Worth It?
The Cisco CCNP certification exam is also called ROUTE. It is an excellent option for IT professionals to improve their skills in routing. If you pass this certification test, you will be able to show that you are a high-level specialist in IP addressing and routing, as well as Cisco routers connected to WANs, IPv6, and LANs. It is important to notice that there are three exams that one should pass to get the CCNP Routing and Switching credential.
PrepAway Practice Tests - Preperation For Your IT Certification Exams
As the technology advances each day, operations become more complex. As a result, the demand for qualified IT professionals is increasing. Unfortunately, there is an equal number of legitimate professionals and non-certified individuals in the industry. To be different from the others, it is paramount to get a relevant certification. When it comes to the credential process, it is important to know that preparation will be much easier if you will use PrepAway.
How Can Microsoft MTA 98-375 Certification Exam Boost Your Career towards Application Development
The Microsoft 98-375 certification exam covers the topics of HTML5 application development fundamentals. It can help you become an expert in HTML programming, or improve your skills if you already have this job. If you are a web designer who wants to apply for any senior position in a well-established company, then you should consider getting the Microsoft HTML5 certificate.
Directors' Loan Accounts Explained
Taking money from the business for personal use when trading as a sole trade or partnership is usually straightforward and unless proprietors' drawings are a major drain on the business' assets, there are generally no tax implications. However, a company is a separate legal entity meaning, loans made between the company and its directors and shareholders (participators) require careful consideration and planning to optimise tax efficiency and navigate legal implications.
Microsoft MCSE Mobility Certification: Passing the exam tips!
Microsoft is a multinational technology company. It was found by Paul Allen and Bill Gates in 1975. The company is known to develop and manufacture as well as sell computer software, personal computers, and services related to it. Its well-known software includes the Microsoft Office suite which is a series of software including MS Word, MS PowerPoint, MS Excel, and the most common Internet Explorer.
Helen Tyndall Wood - The Alvin Sun-Advertiser: Obituaries
Helen lived 98 amazing years of service to her family, friends, church, and her Savior. Helen was a beloved wife to her husband, Sam Wood, until his death in 1985. While living in Alvin, Texas, Helen and Sam were founding members of South Park Baptist Church, nurturing the community by teaching young adult classes, sponsoring missionaries, and feeding church members in their home on a regular basis. Helen was a loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.
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