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COVID made things taste weird, now 'Paxlovid mouth' sounds disgusting. What causes dysgeusia?

Loss or alteration of taste (dysgeusia) is a common symptom of COVID. It’s also a side effect of several illnesses and medications, including Paxlovid, the new antiviral medication to treat COVID infection.

The Conversation

'It's almost like a second home': why students want schools to do more about mental health

Psychological distress is on the rise among young people in Australia. The implications of COVID-19 and the strain on the training and availability of psychologists are likely to add to the mental health challenges and hinder young people’s ability to get help.

The Conversation

Strictly Come Dancing will ditch Covid protocols - and welcome back full studio audience

Strictly Come Dancing will get rid of Covid measures such as screen between judges and will also welcome back a full studio audience when it returns in the autumn

Daily Mirror

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As North Korea's COVID-19 Cases Soar, The Hermit Country Turns To Questionable, Unproven Treatments

North Korea admitted recently to struggling with soaring COVID-19 infections, reporting an accumulative 2.8 million cases and 68 deaths as of Monday.

Benzinga

Aramco CEO Warns of Global Oil Crunch Due to Lack of Investment

The world is facing a major oil supply crunch as most companies are afraid to invest in the sector as they face green energy pressures, the head of Saudi Aramco told Reuters, adding it cannot expand production capacity any faster than promised. Amin Nasser, head of the world's largest oil…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Indian vaccine giant Serum plans African plant in global expansion

The Serum Institute of India (SII), the world's biggest vaccine maker, is considering setting up its first manufacturing plant in Africa as it looks to expand globally after its success in selling COVID-19 shots, its CEO told Reuters on Monday.

Reuters

What's next for COVID-19 vaccines for youngest US children

Parents hoping to get their youngest children vaccinated against COVID-19 have some encouraging news

The Independent UK

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Opponents of federal vaccine mandate seek rehearing

A federal appeals court is being asked to reconsider its decision allowing the Biden administration to require that federal employees get vaccinated against COVID-19

The Independent UK

Jittery New Yorkers call on mayor to act on subway safety after fatal shooting

Fatal attacks on public transport continue to be rare but that offers little comfort to Adams as he struggles to establish his mayoralty

The Guardian - US

Country detour brings out the Whitlams’ Black Stump ballads

As the pandemic shut down Sydney venues, Tim Freedman headed inland and found his city songs were perfectly at home in the country

The Guardian - AU

Jacob Rees-Mogg accused of working 'four day week' amid civil service office row

The Minister for Brexit Opportunities and Government Efficiency, has called for the 'rapid return' of civil servants to their offices in Whitehall now that Covid-19restrictions have ended

Daily Mirror

Fresh photos of UK PM Johnson drinking reignite 'Partygate' row

New photographs of Prime Minister Boris Johnson drinking at a leaving party at his Downing Street residence have been published, reigniting opposition accusations that he breached his own COVID-19 lockdown rules.

Reuters

Bank of England not to blame for soaring inflation, says governor

Andrew Bailey defends response to Covid pandemic and indicates Bank will not take aggressive approach to raising interest rates

The Guardian - UK

Apple spent millions, but it couldn’t pull these San Jose residents out of homelessness

SAN JOSE, California — When Apple wanted to clear a large homeless encampment from its property last year, the tech giant didn’t just sweep everyone off the site — it spent millions of dollars to give dozens of people a nine-month motel stay and help them find housing.

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The Independent UK

Half of UK MPs’ staff have clinical levels of psychological distress, study claims

The survey of nearly 200 members of MPs staff found that 72.2 per cent found the job ‘emotionally draining’

The Guardian - UK

ScotRail to hold talks with union in effort to resolve pay dispute

Train operator has axed more than 1,000 services after drivers rejected pay offer and refused overtime

The Guardian - UK

Hybrid working grew in Great Britain even as Covid rules eased, data shows

More than four in five workers want to continue flexible model despite government push for return to office

Manchester Evening News

Monkeypox cases more than double as 56 in England confirmed

The UK Health Security Agency has confirmed that the total number of monkeypox cases in England has now reached 56 individuals

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The Independent UK

Smallpox vaccines brought in as first Scottish monkeypox case is confirmed

Public Health Scotland said they have obtained a number of shots of the smallpox vaccine which is also effective against monkeypox.

The Hindu

35 new cases of COVID-19 reported from 5 districts

331 people undergoing treatment

The Independent UK

Alex Jones promotes false conspiracy that monkeypox outbreak is due to Covid-19 vaccines

The monkeypox outbreak theory is just the latest unproven claim to be promoted by the anti-vaxer

Daily Mirror

UK monkeypox cases more than double again as outbreak continues to spread

It comes as Scotland today recorded its first monkeypox case - medics have described the risk to the public as low and ministers have assured it is not a 'repeat of' Covid-19

Irish Mirror

Former Dragons' Den star Norah Casey opens up about worries after illness diagnosis

The businesswoman has been suffering from long Covid since January

The Conversation

What happened to the AstraZeneca vaccine? Now rare in rich countries, it’s still saving lives around the world

The AstraZeneca vaccine, developed in partnership with the University of Oxford, was one of the first vaccines available for use in the UK and around the world during the COVID pandemic.

The Guardian - UK

Australia has shown how quickly the right can crumble. Boris Johnson, be warned

The ousting of shameless culture warrior Scott Morrison should send a shiver down Tory spines, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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