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Folic acid and methotrexate use and their association with COVID-19 diagnosis and mortality: a case-control analysis from the UK Biobank

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By Ruth Topless, Ralph Green Verified, Sarah Morgan, Philip Robinson Verified
| BMJ Open Verified
Association with mortality related to a COVID-19 diagnosis In the general population, compared with people prescribed neither folic acid nor methotrexate, individuals prescribed folic acid had a significant association with mortality related to COVID-19 in model 1 (OR 2.91 (2.38–3.55)) (table 3 and online supplemental table S4).
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Pressure mounts on Welsh-built Ajax tank programme

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By Sarah Morgan
| Nation.Cymru Verified
10 Sep 2021 3 minutes Read //= do_shortcode('[in-content-square]')?> Ajax-Tank-100.-Photo-by-Think-Defence-licensed-under-CC-BY-NC-2.0 The ill-fated Ajax armoured vehicle programme continues to come under fire amid health fears and doubts that major design flaws can be rectified. Excessive vibration and noise could be harming Soldiers involved Ajax trials who have experienced tinnitus, nausea, and swollen joints, some requiring steroid treatment to reverse the damage.
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Army crowdsources ideas to combat sexual assault crisis in the military

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By Sarah Morgan, Leo Shane III
| Army Times Verified
In this Feb. 22, 2021, photo released by the U.S. Army, Sgt. Taylor Knueven pitches an idea to better the U.S. Army's Sexual Harassment and Assault and Prevention Program to a panel at Fort Bragg, N.C. (Sgt. Marygian D. Barnes/U.S. Army via AP) CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Sgt. Taylor Knueven always knew sexual assault and harassment plagued the U.S. Army. But the combat medic’s own assault early last year opened her eyes to the broken system surrounding one of the military’s most infamous problems.
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