‘When the sirens go off, it feels like a heart attack’: Anxiety increases during war

A shelter in Tel Aviv during the Hari Roar days of alarm

“I immediately experience crying and shaking, feeling like I’m having a heart attack, and the crying just won’t stop.” 57-year-old Ayala Bin Haroush, a resident of Nahariya, told about anxiety attacks. In the last two and a half years. “It’s changed my life, it’s unbearable. Everything hurts. When my husband isn’t home, I live in … Read more

Republicans are competing to cut Americans off from health care to fund the Iran war

Republicans are competing to cut Americans off from health care to fund the Iran war

As Donald Trump and Republicans seek to find funds for an illegal, unpopular war that has spiraled out of their control, they are once again eyeing health care funding as a possible target for spending cuts. last week, politics House Budget Chair Judy Arrington (R-Texas) has raised the possibility of adding additional defense spending to … Read more

Britain is ‘weeks away’ from drug shortages and rising drug prices if war with Iran continues, experts warn | LBC

Britain could face shortages of medicines from painkillers to cancer treatments if war with Iran continues, experts warn

The war has already disrupted supplies of key raw materials, including oil, gas, fertilizer and helium. Want LBC stories before everyone else? Choose us as your best resource on Google Britain is “weeks away” from running out of medicines from painkillers to cancer treatments if the war with Iran continues, experts warn. Image: Getty Britain … Read more

Britain could be “weeks away” from drug shortages if the Iran war continues, experts say

Britain could be "weeks away" from drug shortages if the Iran war continues, experts say

Britain is “weeks away” from shortages of medicines ranging from painkillers to cancer treatments if the Iran war continues, experts say, while drug prices could also rise. The conflict has disrupted the supply of countless critical raw materials, including oil, gas, crop fertilizers and helium — and health needs may be next. David Weeks, director … Read more

Middle East war: Attacks on vital health services, fears of evacuation

Middle East war: Attacks on vital health services, fears of evacuation

In a rare bit of good news, however, the UN’s World Health Organization (WHO) said aid shipments were “back on track” from Dubai, one of its key aid hubs, after major disruptions to flights and other shipments were caused by Iranian strikes in the Gulf. “I would say the first two weeks of the crisis … Read more

Why America Loves Protein (and War)

Why America Loves Protein (and War)

I’m not sure when it happened, but at some point in the last year, my local supermarket seems to have turned into a GNC supplement store. It is not like that one day the guards started looking suspiciously; Nor did the music suddenly change from soft rock to the Joe Rogan experiment it now seems like almost every food item is injected with protein.

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