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What’s happening in the world of public health? We take a look at the latest stories affecting the professions.
Breaking the inequality cycle
With a growing crisis in the cost of living and little financial relief for the worst-off, the gap between the most and least healthy is likely to widen. Journalist Sarah Campbell looks at these inequalities and asks if they can ever improve.
Using disinfectant in pregnancy linked to childhood asthma and eczema
Exposure to disinfectants during pregnancy may be a risk factor for asthma and eczema in children, a study in Occupational and Environmental Medicine suggests.
Babies treated for hypoglycemia suffer no adverse academic outcomes
Babies born with and treated for low blood sugar are not likely to perform worse academically in mid-childhood, research suggests.