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_physically-disabled-artists-speak-about-feeling-ostracised-within-the-art-world.jpg "By JOHN DEVLIN and MARTYN McLAUGHLIN<br/><br/>Disabled artists across Scotland have called on venues, curators, and further education bodies involved in the visual arts scene to make widespread improvements around access and representation, with several practitioners warning of a lack of understanding of the barriers facing artists and audiences at cultural spaces.<br/><br/>A new documentary for The Scotsman, filmed and produced by John Devlin, reveals how some physically disabled artists have been unable to attend venues due to a lack of disabled access, and left feeling “unwelcome” due to the restrictions in place. They have questioned whether organisations unable to stage accessible exhibitions should continue to receive public funding, and warned the knock-on effect of a lack of representation could discourage young disabled Scots from pursuing a career in the arts.<br/><br/>The issues around accessibility and representation have flared up ahead of the upcoming Glasgow International festival of contemporary art. The programme for the prestigious biennial event includes an exhibition at the Celine Gallery, located on the the third floor of a tenement building in the city’s southside, accessible only by three flights of stairs. One artist, Penny Anderson, described that decision as “wrong.”<br/><br/>The Glasgow-based artist and sculptor, who has multiple sclerosis, said it was unclear who, if anyone, was responsible for ensuring such exhibitions were accessible, and was left frustrated after raising the issue with Glasgow Life, councillors in the city, and Creative Scotland.<br/><br/>Under the Equality Act 2010, art galleries are required to make “reasonable adjustments,” if asked, to ensure that disabled people can use its services. Ms Anderson said the legislation should be followed by Glasgow International. “They have to make reasonable adjustments to allow inclusion, and I think a reasonable adjustment is only including accessible galleries,” she explained.”<br/><br/>Ms Anderson told The Scotsman the accessibility issues went beyond any one gallery, and said there was a widespread lack of knowledge across the sector about how to include disabled artists and visitors. “They don’t understand the different levels of mobility impairment of physical disability,” she added. “I’ve had people say, ‘But we’ve got a ramp’. Ramps make my life even harder. What I need is stairs and a handrail. Even if you have a ramp, wheelchairs might not be able to use the ramp, and I think people think they know, and just assume they know, but they don’t actually ask disabled people.”<br/><br/>Ruth Mutch, an illustrator, who is autistic and has Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome - a condition that affects the joints, causing hypermobility, digestive problems and joint pain as well as extreme fatigue - echoed Ms Anderson’s concerns, recounting her experience at college where she was unable to access materials without assistance.<br/><br/>")
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![#chaal #aliansari #zubabrana<br/>Thanks for watching Har Pal Geo. Please click here https://bit.ly/3rCBCYN<br/> to Subscribe and hit the bell icon to enjoy Top Pakistani Dramas and satisfy all your entertainment needs. Do you know Har Pal Geo is now available in the US? Share the News. Spread the word.<br/><br/>Chaal Episode 04 - [Eng Sub] - Ali Ansari - Zubab Rana - Arez Ahmed - 4thJune 2024 - HAR PAL GEO<br/><br/>Shokat and Sami are best friends, and Shokat is in love with Sabeen, Sami’s sister. However,due to the schemes of a fellow student Shaista, Shokat begins to mistrust Sabeen and leaves her to marry Shaista. Feeling betrayed, Shokat ends his friendship with Sami, turning them into<br/>enemies.<br/>Years later, Shokat and Sami are successful industrialists who still don't see eye to eye. Fate intervenes when Shokat’s son, Rahil, and Sami’s daughter, Alina, fall in love despite their fathers' enmity. For the sake of their children, Sami and Shokat agree to Rahil and Alina's marriage.<br/>However, Sami sets a condition: the marriage will only happen if Shokat's daughter, Rubab,marries Sami’s son, Sikandar. Although intended to prevent the marriage, unforeseen circumstances led both families to agree, resulting in the marriages of both Rahil and Alina, as well as Rubab and Sikandar.<br/>Can Rubab and Sikandar accept each other? Will their children's marriage end the feud between Sami and Shokat? Will Rubab and Sikandar have a joyful marriage? Will Alina and Rahil help them understand one another?<br/><br/>Director: Furqan Adam<br/>Writer: Nadia Ahmed<br/>Producers: Zeeshan M. Khan & Syed Mukhtar Ahmed<br/>Production House: Gold Bridge Entertainment<br/><br/>Cast:<br/><br/>Ali Ansari as Sikandar<br/>Zubab Rana as Rubab<br/>Arez Ahmed as Rahil<br/>Bakhtawar Khan as Alina<br/>Shameen Khan as Saba<br/>Hammad Farooqui as Farukh<br/>Shahood Alvi as Sami<br/>Shaheen Khan as Fariha<br/>Mizna Waqas as Sabeen <br/>Farhan Ally Agha as Shokat<br/>Zeba Ali as Shaista<br/><br/>#chaal <br/>#aliansari<br/>#zubabrana <br/>#arezahmed](https://cdn9.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZF5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KHTp-GmSwGv0gBSAvpxEXHF9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_chaal-episode-04-eng-sub-ali-ansari-zubab-rana-arez-ahmed-4th-june-2024-har-pal-geo.jpg "#chaal #aliansari #zubabrana<br/>Thanks for watching Har Pal Geo. Please click here https://bit.ly/3rCBCYN<br/> to Subscribe and hit the bell icon to enjoy Top Pakistani Dramas and satisfy all your entertainment needs. Do you know Har Pal Geo is now available in the US? Share the News. Spread the word.<br/><br/>Chaal Episode 04 - [Eng Sub] - Ali Ansari - Zubab Rana - Arez Ahmed - 4thJune 2024 - HAR PAL GEO<br/><br/>Shokat and Sami are best friends, and Shokat is in love with Sabeen, Sami’s sister. However,due to the schemes of a fellow student Shaista, Shokat begins to mistrust Sabeen and leaves her to marry Shaista. Feeling betrayed, Shokat ends his friendship with Sami, turning them into<br/>enemies.<br/>Years later, Shokat and Sami are successful industrialists who still don't see eye to eye. Fate intervenes when Shokat’s son, Rahil, and Sami’s daughter, Alina, fall in love despite their fathers' enmity. For the sake of their children, Sami and Shokat agree to Rahil and Alina's marriage.<br/>However, Sami sets a condition: the marriage will only happen if Shokat's daughter, Rubab,marries Sami’s son, Sikandar. Although intended to prevent the marriage, unforeseen circumstances led both families to agree, resulting in the marriages of both Rahil and Alina, as well as Rubab and Sikandar.<br/>Can Rubab and Sikandar accept each other? Will their children's marriage end the feud between Sami and Shokat? Will Rubab and Sikandar have a joyful marriage? Will Alina and Rahil help them understand one another?<br/><br/>Director: Furqan Adam<br/>Writer: Nadia Ahmed<br/>Producers: Zeeshan M. Khan & Syed Mukhtar Ahmed<br/>Production House: Gold Bridge Entertainment<br/><br/>Cast:<br/><br/>Ali Ansari as Sikandar<br/>Zubab Rana as Rubab<br/>Arez Ahmed as Rahil<br/>Bakhtawar Khan as Alina<br/>Shameen Khan as Saba<br/>Hammad Farooqui as Farukh<br/>Shahood Alvi as Sami<br/>Shaheen Khan as Fariha<br/>Mizna Waqas as Sabeen <br/>Farhan Ally Agha as Shokat<br/>Zeba Ali as Shaista<br/><br/>#chaal <br/>#aliansari<br/>#zubabrana <br/>#arezahmed")
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![Half of men struggle to express their feelings verbally, according to a poll.<br/><br/>Research of 1,000 men found 19 per cent find it easier to reveal their emotions written down than they do in person.<br/><br/>Fear of embarrassment (42 per cent), feeling awkward (39 per cent) and nervousness about looking weak (30 per cent), were among the main reasons for this.<br/><br/>It also emerged partners are the people men feel most comfortable opening up to, but dads and colleagues are the hardest to have a meaningful chat with.<br/><br/>And the top reasons why they find it hard to open up to their father include 'the fact he doesn't express his feelings to me' (42 per cent) and that 'we've never had a deep meaningful conversation before' (42 per cent).<br/><br/>The research was commissioned by Hallmark [https://www.hallmark.co.uk/], which has teamed up with men’s suicide prevention charity ANDY’S MAN CLUB, to launch a unique collection of Father’s Day cards carefully crafted to convey messages of love, appreciation and understanding.<br/><br/>Andrew Dewhirst, senior writer for Hallmark, said: \](https://cdn2.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZF5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KHSElFmSwGmAMoTISEzMBrP9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_half-of-men-struggle-to-express-their-feelings-verbally.jpg "Half of men struggle to express their feelings verbally, according to a poll.<br/><br/>Research of 1,000 men found 19 per cent find it easier to reveal their emotions written down than they do in person.<br/><br/>Fear of embarrassment (42 per cent), feeling awkward (39 per cent) and nervousness about looking weak (30 per cent), were among the main reasons for this.<br/><br/>It also emerged partners are the people men feel most comfortable opening up to, but dads and colleagues are the hardest to have a meaningful chat with.<br/><br/>And the top reasons why they find it hard to open up to their father include 'the fact he doesn't express his feelings to me' (42 per cent) and that 'we've never had a deep meaningful conversation before' (42 per cent).<br/><br/>The research was commissioned by Hallmark [https://www.hallmark.co.uk/], which has teamed up with men’s suicide prevention charity ANDY’S MAN CLUB, to launch a unique collection of Father’s Day cards carefully crafted to convey messages of love, appreciation and understanding.<br/><br/>Andrew Dewhirst, senior writer for Hallmark, said: \")
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![Research Warns of Health Risks , Associated With Drinking , Alcohol on Airplanes.<br/>Fox News reports that travelers may want <br/>to reconsider drinking on their next flight <br/>before trying to get some mid-air sleep. .<br/>According to a new study published in <br/>'Thorax,' consuming alcohol before sleeping <br/>on a plane could result in lowered blood <br/>oxygen levels and an increased heart rate.<br/>Experts warn that the cabin of a plane <br/>already has less oxygen in the air than <br/>we normally breathe. Alcohol and sleep<br/>only exacerbate this problem.<br/>Experts warn that the cabin of a plane <br/>already has less oxygen in the air than <br/>we normally breathe. Alcohol and sleep<br/>only exacerbate this problem.<br/>The study, led by the Department of Sleep <br/>and Human Factors Research at the German <br/>Aerospace Center, found an increased <br/>risk for people with preexisting conditions.<br/>Passengers with cardiopulmonary <br/>diseases have an increased risk <br/>of aggravation of symptoms <br/>due to the decreased cabin <br/>pressure at cruising altitude, <br/>which is amplified during sleep, Dr. Marc Siegel, clinical professor of medicine <br/>at NYU Langone Medical Center, via Fox News.<br/>Alcohol, which is often consumed <br/>on board, has similar effects, but <br/>hypobaric hypoxia-induced changes <br/>are usually more pronounced, Dr. Marc Siegel, clinical professor of medicine<br/>at NYU Langone Medical Center, via Fox News.<br/>According to the team, this is the first study to look at <br/>the combined impact of low oxygen concentration <br/>at high altitudes and consuming alcohol before sleep.<br/>Those [factors] are synergistic <br/>with each other, leading to <br/>increased heart rate and likely <br/>increased heart pressure and risks, <br/>even in young, healthy individuals, Dr. Marc Siegel, clinical professor of medicine <br/>at NYU Langone Medical Center, via Fox News.<br/>Dr. Adam Scioli, chief medical officer at Caron Treatment <br/>Centers in Pennsylvania, suggests the study highlights <br/>the need to stay well-hydrated when flying. .<br/>This can be exacerbated by <br/>the fact that many people don’t <br/>drink enough water before they fly, <br/>which causes dehydration — <br/>again increasing the likelihood <br/>of negative impact on their heart, Dr. Adam Scioli, chief medical officer at Caron <br/>Treatment Centers in Pennsylvania, via Fox News](https://cdn9.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KHwqxoGSwG3Dmox5WDx9mJP9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_research-warns-of-health-risks-associated-with-drinking-alcohol-on-airplanes.jpg "Research Warns of Health Risks , Associated With Drinking , Alcohol on Airplanes.<br/>Fox News reports that travelers may want <br/>to reconsider drinking on their next flight <br/>before trying to get some mid-air sleep. .<br/>According to a new study published in <br/>'Thorax,' consuming alcohol before sleeping <br/>on a plane could result in lowered blood <br/>oxygen levels and an increased heart rate.<br/>Experts warn that the cabin of a plane <br/>already has less oxygen in the air than <br/>we normally breathe. Alcohol and sleep<br/>only exacerbate this problem.<br/>Experts warn that the cabin of a plane <br/>already has less oxygen in the air than <br/>we normally breathe. Alcohol and sleep<br/>only exacerbate this problem.<br/>The study, led by the Department of Sleep <br/>and Human Factors Research at the German <br/>Aerospace Center, found an increased <br/>risk for people with preexisting conditions.<br/>Passengers with cardiopulmonary <br/>diseases have an increased risk <br/>of aggravation of symptoms <br/>due to the decreased cabin <br/>pressure at cruising altitude, <br/>which is amplified during sleep, Dr. Marc Siegel, clinical professor of medicine <br/>at NYU Langone Medical Center, via Fox News.<br/>Alcohol, which is often consumed <br/>on board, has similar effects, but <br/>hypobaric hypoxia-induced changes <br/>are usually more pronounced, Dr. Marc Siegel, clinical professor of medicine<br/>at NYU Langone Medical Center, via Fox News.<br/>According to the team, this is the first study to look at <br/>the combined impact of low oxygen concentration <br/>at high altitudes and consuming alcohol before sleep.<br/>Those [factors] are synergistic <br/>with each other, leading to <br/>increased heart rate and likely <br/>increased heart pressure and risks, <br/>even in young, healthy individuals, Dr. Marc Siegel, clinical professor of medicine <br/>at NYU Langone Medical Center, via Fox News.<br/>Dr. Adam Scioli, chief medical officer at Caron Treatment <br/>Centers in Pennsylvania, suggests the study highlights <br/>the need to stay well-hydrated when flying. .<br/>This can be exacerbated by <br/>the fact that many people don’t <br/>drink enough water before they fly, <br/>which causes dehydration — <br/>again increasing the likelihood <br/>of negative impact on their heart, Dr. Adam Scioli, chief medical officer at Caron <br/>Treatment Centers in Pennsylvania, via Fox News")
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_mum-says-having-tourettes-has-made-her-a-better-parent.jpg "A mother who suffers from Tourette's says the condition has made her a better mother.<br/><br/>Colleen Montez, 30, was diagnosed with Tourette's syndrome in 2021, when her son Gavin was just seven and her daughter Gracie two.<br/><br/>Colleen doesn't have verbal tics but manages motor tics which affect her face, neck, shoulders, elbows and legs on a daily basis.<br/><br/>Despite the challenges, Colleen says that her experience has meant that she has better insight into what her children need, especially Gavin, who is neurodivergent.<br/><br/>Colleen, a teacher from Georgetown, Texas, said: \")
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![#chaal #aliansari #zubabrana<br/>Thanks for watching Har Pal Geo. Please click here https://bit.ly/3rCBCYN<br/> to Subscribe and hit the bell icon to enjoy Top Pakistani Dramas and satisfy all your entertainment needs. Do you know Har Pal Geo is now available in the US? Share the News. Spread the word.<br/><br/>Chaal Episode 04 - [Eng Sub] - Ali Ansari - Zubab Rana - Arez Ahmed - 4thJune 2024 - HAR PAL GEO<br/><br/>Shokat and Sami are best friends, and Shokat is in love with Sabeen, Sami’s sister. However,due to the schemes of a fellow student Shaista, Shokat begins to mistrust Sabeen and leaves her to marry Shaista. Feeling betrayed, Shokat ends his friendship with Sami, turning them into<br/>enemies.<br/>Years later, Shokat and Sami are successful industrialists who still don't see eye to eye. Fate intervenes when Shokat’s son, Rahil, and Sami’s daughter, Alina, fall in love despite their fathers' enmity. For the sake of their children, Sami and Shokat agree to Rahil and Alina's marriage.<br/>However, Sami sets a condition: the marriage will only happen if Shokat's daughter, Rubab,marries Sami’s son, Sikandar. Although intended to prevent the marriage, unforeseen circumstances led both families to agree, resulting in the marriages of both Rahil and Alina, as well as Rubab and Sikandar.<br/>Can Rubab and Sikandar accept each other? Will their children's marriage end the feud between Sami and Shokat? Will Rubab and Sikandar have a joyful marriage? Will Alina and Rahil help them understand one another?<br/><br/>Director: Furqan Adam<br/>Writer: Nadia Ahmed<br/>Producers: Zeeshan M. Khan & Syed Mukhtar Ahmed<br/>Production House: Gold Bridge Entertainment<br/><br/>Cast:<br/><br/>Ali Ansari as Sikandar<br/>Zubab Rana as Rubab<br/>Arez Ahmed as Rahil<br/>Bakhtawar Khan as Alina<br/>Shameen Khan as Saba<br/>Hammad Farooqui as Farukh<br/>Shahood Alvi as Sami<br/>Shaheen Khan as Fariha<br/>Mizna Waqas as Sabeen <br/>Farhan Ally Agha as Shokat<br/>Zeba Ali as Shaista<br/><br/>#chaal <br/>#aliansari<br/>#zubabrana <br/>#arezahmed](https://cdn9.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZF5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KHTp-GmSwGv0gBSAvpxEXHF9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_chaal-episode-04-eng-sub-ali-ansari-zubab-rana-arez-ahmed-4th-june-2024-har-pal-geo.webp "#chaal #aliansari #zubabrana<br/>Thanks for watching Har Pal Geo. Please click here https://bit.ly/3rCBCYN<br/> to Subscribe and hit the bell icon to enjoy Top Pakistani Dramas and satisfy all your entertainment needs. Do you know Har Pal Geo is now available in the US? Share the News. Spread the word.<br/><br/>Chaal Episode 04 - [Eng Sub] - Ali Ansari - Zubab Rana - Arez Ahmed - 4thJune 2024 - HAR PAL GEO<br/><br/>Shokat and Sami are best friends, and Shokat is in love with Sabeen, Sami’s sister. However,due to the schemes of a fellow student Shaista, Shokat begins to mistrust Sabeen and leaves her to marry Shaista. Feeling betrayed, Shokat ends his friendship with Sami, turning them into<br/>enemies.<br/>Years later, Shokat and Sami are successful industrialists who still don't see eye to eye. Fate intervenes when Shokat’s son, Rahil, and Sami’s daughter, Alina, fall in love despite their fathers' enmity. For the sake of their children, Sami and Shokat agree to Rahil and Alina's marriage.<br/>However, Sami sets a condition: the marriage will only happen if Shokat's daughter, Rubab,marries Sami’s son, Sikandar. Although intended to prevent the marriage, unforeseen circumstances led both families to agree, resulting in the marriages of both Rahil and Alina, as well as Rubab and Sikandar.<br/>Can Rubab and Sikandar accept each other? Will their children's marriage end the feud between Sami and Shokat? Will Rubab and Sikandar have a joyful marriage? Will Alina and Rahil help them understand one another?<br/><br/>Director: Furqan Adam<br/>Writer: Nadia Ahmed<br/>Producers: Zeeshan M. Khan & Syed Mukhtar Ahmed<br/>Production House: Gold Bridge Entertainment<br/><br/>Cast:<br/><br/>Ali Ansari as Sikandar<br/>Zubab Rana as Rubab<br/>Arez Ahmed as Rahil<br/>Bakhtawar Khan as Alina<br/>Shameen Khan as Saba<br/>Hammad Farooqui as Farukh<br/>Shahood Alvi as Sami<br/>Shaheen Khan as Fariha<br/>Mizna Waqas as Sabeen <br/>Farhan Ally Agha as Shokat<br/>Zeba Ali as Shaista<br/><br/>#chaal <br/>#aliansari<br/>#zubabrana <br/>#arezahmed")
![Half of men struggle to express their feelings verbally, according to a poll.<br/><br/>Research of 1,000 men found 19 per cent find it easier to reveal their emotions written down than they do in person.<br/><br/>Fear of embarrassment (42 per cent), feeling awkward (39 per cent) and nervousness about looking weak (30 per cent), were among the main reasons for this.<br/><br/>It also emerged partners are the people men feel most comfortable opening up to, but dads and colleagues are the hardest to have a meaningful chat with.<br/><br/>And the top reasons why they find it hard to open up to their father include 'the fact he doesn't express his feelings to me' (42 per cent) and that 'we've never had a deep meaningful conversation before' (42 per cent).<br/><br/>The research was commissioned by Hallmark [https://www.hallmark.co.uk/], which has teamed up with men’s suicide prevention charity ANDY’S MAN CLUB, to launch a unique collection of Father’s Day cards carefully crafted to convey messages of love, appreciation and understanding.<br/><br/>Andrew Dewhirst, senior writer for Hallmark, said: \](https://cdn2.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZF5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KHSElFmSwGmAMoTISEzMBrP9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_half-of-men-struggle-to-express-their-feelings-verbally.webp "Half of men struggle to express their feelings verbally, according to a poll.<br/><br/>Research of 1,000 men found 19 per cent find it easier to reveal their emotions written down than they do in person.<br/><br/>Fear of embarrassment (42 per cent), feeling awkward (39 per cent) and nervousness about looking weak (30 per cent), were among the main reasons for this.<br/><br/>It also emerged partners are the people men feel most comfortable opening up to, but dads and colleagues are the hardest to have a meaningful chat with.<br/><br/>And the top reasons why they find it hard to open up to their father include 'the fact he doesn't express his feelings to me' (42 per cent) and that 'we've never had a deep meaningful conversation before' (42 per cent).<br/><br/>The research was commissioned by Hallmark [https://www.hallmark.co.uk/], which has teamed up with men’s suicide prevention charity ANDY’S MAN CLUB, to launch a unique collection of Father’s Day cards carefully crafted to convey messages of love, appreciation and understanding.<br/><br/>Andrew Dewhirst, senior writer for Hallmark, said: \")
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![Research Warns of Health Risks , Associated With Drinking , Alcohol on Airplanes.<br/>Fox News reports that travelers may want <br/>to reconsider drinking on their next flight <br/>before trying to get some mid-air sleep. .<br/>According to a new study published in <br/>'Thorax,' consuming alcohol before sleeping <br/>on a plane could result in lowered blood <br/>oxygen levels and an increased heart rate.<br/>Experts warn that the cabin of a plane <br/>already has less oxygen in the air than <br/>we normally breathe. Alcohol and sleep<br/>only exacerbate this problem.<br/>Experts warn that the cabin of a plane <br/>already has less oxygen in the air than <br/>we normally breathe. Alcohol and sleep<br/>only exacerbate this problem.<br/>The study, led by the Department of Sleep <br/>and Human Factors Research at the German <br/>Aerospace Center, found an increased <br/>risk for people with preexisting conditions.<br/>Passengers with cardiopulmonary <br/>diseases have an increased risk <br/>of aggravation of symptoms <br/>due to the decreased cabin <br/>pressure at cruising altitude, <br/>which is amplified during sleep, Dr. Marc Siegel, clinical professor of medicine <br/>at NYU Langone Medical Center, via Fox News.<br/>Alcohol, which is often consumed <br/>on board, has similar effects, but <br/>hypobaric hypoxia-induced changes <br/>are usually more pronounced, Dr. Marc Siegel, clinical professor of medicine<br/>at NYU Langone Medical Center, via Fox News.<br/>According to the team, this is the first study to look at <br/>the combined impact of low oxygen concentration <br/>at high altitudes and consuming alcohol before sleep.<br/>Those [factors] are synergistic <br/>with each other, leading to <br/>increased heart rate and likely <br/>increased heart pressure and risks, <br/>even in young, healthy individuals, Dr. Marc Siegel, clinical professor of medicine <br/>at NYU Langone Medical Center, via Fox News.<br/>Dr. Adam Scioli, chief medical officer at Caron Treatment <br/>Centers in Pennsylvania, suggests the study highlights <br/>the need to stay well-hydrated when flying. .<br/>This can be exacerbated by <br/>the fact that many people don’t <br/>drink enough water before they fly, <br/>which causes dehydration — <br/>again increasing the likelihood <br/>of negative impact on their heart, Dr. Adam Scioli, chief medical officer at Caron <br/>Treatment Centers in Pennsylvania, via Fox News](https://cdn9.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KHwqxoGSwG3Dmox5WDx9mJP9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_research-warns-of-health-risks-associated-with-drinking-alcohol-on-airplanes.webp "Research Warns of Health Risks , Associated With Drinking , Alcohol on Airplanes.<br/>Fox News reports that travelers may want <br/>to reconsider drinking on their next flight <br/>before trying to get some mid-air sleep. .<br/>According to a new study published in <br/>'Thorax,' consuming alcohol before sleeping <br/>on a plane could result in lowered blood <br/>oxygen levels and an increased heart rate.<br/>Experts warn that the cabin of a plane <br/>already has less oxygen in the air than <br/>we normally breathe. Alcohol and sleep<br/>only exacerbate this problem.<br/>Experts warn that the cabin of a plane <br/>already has less oxygen in the air than <br/>we normally breathe. Alcohol and sleep<br/>only exacerbate this problem.<br/>The study, led by the Department of Sleep <br/>and Human Factors Research at the German <br/>Aerospace Center, found an increased <br/>risk for people with preexisting conditions.<br/>Passengers with cardiopulmonary <br/>diseases have an increased risk <br/>of aggravation of symptoms <br/>due to the decreased cabin <br/>pressure at cruising altitude, <br/>which is amplified during sleep, Dr. Marc Siegel, clinical professor of medicine <br/>at NYU Langone Medical Center, via Fox News.<br/>Alcohol, which is often consumed <br/>on board, has similar effects, but <br/>hypobaric hypoxia-induced changes <br/>are usually more pronounced, Dr. Marc Siegel, clinical professor of medicine<br/>at NYU Langone Medical Center, via Fox News.<br/>According to the team, this is the first study to look at <br/>the combined impact of low oxygen concentration <br/>at high altitudes and consuming alcohol before sleep.<br/>Those [factors] are synergistic <br/>with each other, leading to <br/>increased heart rate and likely <br/>increased heart pressure and risks, <br/>even in young, healthy individuals, Dr. Marc Siegel, clinical professor of medicine <br/>at NYU Langone Medical Center, via Fox News.<br/>Dr. Adam Scioli, chief medical officer at Caron Treatment <br/>Centers in Pennsylvania, suggests the study highlights <br/>the need to stay well-hydrated when flying. .<br/>This can be exacerbated by <br/>the fact that many people don’t <br/>drink enough water before they fly, <br/>which causes dehydration — <br/>again increasing the likelihood <br/>of negative impact on their heart, Dr. Adam Scioli, chief medical officer at Caron <br/>Treatment Centers in Pennsylvania, via Fox News")
_mum-says-having-tourettes-has-made-her-a-better-parent.webp "A mother who suffers from Tourette's says the condition has made her a better mother.<br/><br/>Colleen Montez, 30, was diagnosed with Tourette's syndrome in 2021, when her son Gavin was just seven and her daughter Gracie two.<br/><br/>Colleen doesn't have verbal tics but manages motor tics which affect her face, neck, shoulders, elbows and legs on a daily basis.<br/><br/>Despite the challenges, Colleen says that her experience has meant that she has better insight into what her children need, especially Gavin, who is neurodivergent.<br/><br/>Colleen, a teacher from Georgetown, Texas, said: \")
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