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Fresh bedsheets and dusk walks: Expert tips for sleep-deprived freshers

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By Philippa Roxby Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
It's the start of university - you're already on your fourth themed night out of the week and have signed up for every quirky-sounding society your campus has to offer. But your relationship with your bed could be key to keeping up with a busy social life, as well as that lengthy reading list. "If you can get out before 11am-ish then there's a part of the brain, just behind the eyes, that responds to light," says Jo Baker, a psychotherapist and student sleep and mental health expert.
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Scientists discover why Kent meningitis outbreak was so severe

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By Jim Reed Verified, Philippa Roxby Verified, Michelle Roberts
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
Scientists say they have discovered why the bacteria responsible for the UK's worst outbreak of meningitis B in Kent earlier this year proved so dangerous. More than 20 young people, mostly students, were infected in the March outbreak, linked to a Canterbury nightclub. All needed hospital treatment, while nine ended up in intensive care and two died.
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Scientists discover why Kent meningitis outbreak was so severe

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By Jim Reed Verified, Philippa Roxby Verified, Michelle Roberts
| Yahoo Verified
Scientists say they have discovered why the bacteria responsible for the UK's worst outbreak of meningitis B in Kent earlier this year proved so dangerous. More than 20 young people, mostly students, were infected in the March outbreak, linked to a Canterbury nightclub. All needed hospital treatment, while nine ended up in intensive care and two died.
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