Storm Newton is a Health Reporter at PA. With a focus on mental health, public health, and healthcare administration, Storm covers a wide range of topics related to health and wellness, including patient care and consumer health. Storm's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Bristol Post, BBC News, and The Times, among many others.
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By: Storm Newton
Meningitis B: Teenagers warned to get jab after deadly university outbreaks Thank you for registering
Hundreds of thousands of students across England preparing for university this autumn are now eligible to book vital Meningitis B (MenB) vaccine appointments at pharmacies.
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Alzheimer’s Society estimates that about a million people in the UK have dementia
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Dozens of workers at another NHS trust had also looked at records with no good reason
Dozens of workers at another NHS trust had also looked at records with no good reason
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The impact of engaging with culture ‘can be comparable’ to frequent exercise, according to researchers
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Storm Newton A new study suggests that regular engagement with cultural activities , from cinema trips to museum visits, could help to delay biological ageing , with an impact comparable to frequent exercise
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Going to museums, concerts and the cinema can ‘slow pace of biological ageing', study finds Thank you for registering
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The impact of engaging with culture ‘can be comparable' to frequent exercise, according to researchers
By: Storm Newton
The impact of engaging with culture ‘can be comparable’ to frequent exercise, according to researchers
