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The NHS is facing a legal challenge over its data deal with controversial Silicon Valley firm Palantir, Sky News can reveal. Palantir, which has become notorious for its close ties to security services and immigration agencies in the United States, secured its first ever deal to handle NHS data in March last year for the nominal sum of £1. Legal group Foxglove announced today that it was bringing a court case against the health service to force it to reconsider the contract, which was extended in December 2020 and is now worth £23.5m. Government's failure to publish COVID contracts details was unlawful, High Court rules The lawsuit is the latest challenge over procurement during the pandemic, which has become a highly contentious topic in recent months, with critics accusing the government of favouring its own contacts. It comes as a batch of internal government emails uncovered by The Bureau of Investigative Journalism and seen by Sky News reveal that … [Read more...] about NHS facing legal challenge over data deal with controversial Silicon Valley firm Palantir

A resilient 105-year-old woman thinks there’s one special homemade remedy that helped her beat the coronavirus: gin-soaked raisins . Lucia DeClerck, the oldest resident of her South Jersey nursing home, found out she had contracted Covid-19 on her 105th birthday in January. She is one of 62 residents to have contracted the virus, four of whom died, and got the positive test after receiving her second dose of the vaccine. “We were very concerned,” her son Phillip Laws told the New York Times about receiving the news. “But she’s got a tenacity that is unbelievable. And she’s got that rosary – all the time.”’ DeClerck credits her old age to prayer and healthy eating, but told the Times her specific tradition of eating gin-soaked raisins each morning helped her in the battle against Covid. After being diagnosed, she was quarantined and showed a few symptoms, but returned to her room within two weeks. READ MORE: Woman wants more awareness of brain condition on the rise … [Read more...] about 105-year-old woman says gin-soaked raisins helped her beat Covid-19

Home Health Wellness Wellness oi-Amritha K By Amritha K on October 5, 2020 A country rich in its traditions and customs, the Indian society is firmly rooted in the traditional customs even amidst the strong grasps of the urban life, bursting with new customs, rules and way of living. Indian culture and traditions are viewed as something very diverse and unique, reflected on the global adoption of the customs such as cuisine and food, yoga, martial arts etc. Seemingly ordinary, these Indian traditions have been proven to have several health benefits. Yes, while you drink out of that copper tumbler, you are not just following something your family has been doing for years but also benefit your health in the line. Let us explore the Indian traditions and customs that can help boost your overall health. 1. Practising Yoga An Indian tradition or practice that has been widely accepted and followed around … [Read more...] about Copper Vessels, Silver Cutlery, Ear Piercing And Fasting: The Benefits Of Indian Traditions

Among the more than 2,000 youngsters treated for Covid-19 at Children's National Hospital in the District of Columbia, USA, one newborn was unusual. The baby was very sick, for one. Most infected kids barely show symptoms and even the hospitalised ones tend to have mild cases. But the real surprise came when doctors measured the infant's viral load. It was 51,418 times the median of other paediatric patients. And when they sequenced the virus in the baby recently, they found a variant they hadn't seen before. Roberta DeBiasi, chief of infectious disease for the hospital, knew she couldn't conclude anything from one case. But it set off alarm bells. And as the researchers delved further into the mystery, they found evidence that a variant with a mutation called N679S may be circulating in the Mid-Atlantic region. READ MORE: KEA Kids News: When will children get the Covid-19 vaccines? Covid-19: New variants could push level 3 to its limit Covid-19: More mutant strains … [Read more...] about Covid-19 medical mystery: US Baby with high viral load puzzles researchers

Will there ever be a better comic book TV show than Batman: The Animated Series ? Given how tough it would be to top, probably not. In many ways, it was the thing that best-defined Batman in the 1990s. Whether it was Kevin Conroy's voice as Batman, the Gotham City it created, or the adventures it sent the caped crusader on. Of course, there's another aspect of Batman: The Animated Series that was near perfection and that's its villains. From the introduction of Harley Quinn to having Mark Hamill voice The Joker, Batman: TAS 's bad guys were second to none. Now that the show has arrived on Blu-ray, fans are getting the chance to get to know the baddies a bit more. In The Heart of Batman , a new feature-length documentary included with the Blu-ray set, the cast and crew of the show speak in-depth about a number of topics. One that's particularly interesting, though, is the villains. In the exclusive video above, the show's creative team says what makes the baddies on … [Read more...] about Batman: The Animated Series Documentary Explores The Show’s Perfect Villains