NHS advice for ‘painful’ purple rash - and you can’t take ibuprofen
The NHS has issued a warning about a purple rash indicative of Henoch-Schönlein purpura (HSP) that does not fade under pressure, advising against the use of ibuprofen as it may worsen the condition.
Major IT Problems Halt Driving Tests
Major IT issues at the Transport Agency are disrupting driving theory tests and other services in Sweden.
Talking About Sexual Problems with Your Partner: Why It’s Difficult, Why You Should Do It, and Tips for Having the Conversation
The article discusses the challenges and importance of discussing sexual issues with partners, highlighting that lack of communication can harm relationships.
4600 sailors and 650 toilets on the world's largest warship. It has reportedly gone to the bathroom.
The USS Gerald R. Ford, the world's largest aircraft carrier, is facing toilet problems as it heads to the Middle East amid military escalations in the region.
Does cold cause you urological problems? It may be too late for warm clothing
A urologist explains how cold weather can exacerbate urological issues, particularly in men with a history of prostate inflammation.
Patricia Sánchez, psychologist: "Many people use therapy to have the expert solve their life, but it doesn't work that way"
Patricia Sánchez, a Spanish psychologist, discusses the common misconception that therapy is a one-sided solution where the therapist resolves problems for the patient.
Donald Tusk: Poles had problems with Ukraine, but it needs help today
Donald Tusk emphasized the necessity for Poland to aid Ukraine amid potential aggressions and discussed the EU's SAFE program for securing loans to assist member states.
A common hobby surprised even researchers: It can prevent depression and memory problems
Research indicates that choir singing is linked to improved brain structure and function, helping to reduce symptoms of depression and enhance life quality among adults aged 20 to 90.
Coach N. Čanakas of Lietkabelis, who won bronze again, remains strict – it merely retouched the team's problems
Lietkabelis secured the bronze medal by defeating Neptūnas, but coach N. Čanakas emphasized underlying issues that still need to be addressed.
Nooshi Dadgostar: 'S must change - it is not worthy'
Nooshi Dadgostar criticizes the Swedish Social Democrats for blaming immigration for the country's problems and calls for a change in their stance on deportations of teenagers.
Changes to the preschool system will not solve the pressing issues
The article argues that recent changes to the Icelandic preschool system may not adequately address the significant problems faced by it.
TV Republika will have new problems? Sakiewicz has a hard nut to crack
The emergence of the Newsmax channel in Poland poses a new competitive challenge for TV Republika as it seeks to attract right-wing viewers.
Pension Becomes the Social Democrats' Hit for the Election. It Should Solve These Three Problems
The Danish Social Democrats plan to use pension reform as a central campaign issue, proposing to freeze the retirement age at around 64 years while addressing rising pension ages.
Doctor Alejandra Da Silva Minas explains what oxidative stress is in the blood and the problems it causes
Dr. Alejandra Da Silva Minas has developed a method to measure oxidative stress in the blood, significantly affecting health diagnostics.
Driving Schools Struggle with Financial Problems - "It's Not Possible to Live Like This," Says Entrepreneur
Private driving schools in Finland are facing severe financial issues, with many forced to close or significantly reduce their services.
If you hear a sound similar to paper crunching near the hive in winter, it doesn't mean good things
In winter, a specific sound near beehives can indicate problems for honeybees, as explained by Valmar Palmsaar, an experienced beekeeper in Estonia.
If You Feel Tired After Lunch, Alarm Bells Should Ring – Doctor: It Could Be a Sign of Chronic Issues
A doctor warns that persistent tiredness after lunch could indicate chronic health problems and emphasizes the importance of addressing it rather than accepting it as normal.
Quote of the day, by philosopher Zygmunt Bauman: "It is not true that happiness means a life free of problems"
The article discusses Zygmunt Bauman's perspective on happiness, emphasizing that true happiness is not synonymous with a life devoid of problems, and explores its philosophical roots.
PT pretends to be opposition by blaming the Central Bank for government errors
The PT party in Brazil is positioning itself as both the government and the opposition, blaming the Central Bank for economic problems while it has held power for much of the past two decades.
Labor reform: It does not solve problems, it aggravates them
The proposed Labor Reform by the national government of Argentina exacerbates existing issues in employment rather than resolving them, prioritizing economic elites over workers' rights.
It’s much worse than Russia expected. The surprised Kremlin will soon exhaust its reserves
Russia's economy is facing serious problems as state revenues plummet due to low oil prices and lack of interest from India, with budget deficits potentially tripling forecasts by 2026.
Through the Eyes of Saša Mitrofanov: Russia in a Nutshell, Where I Know It
The article discusses issues related to accessing the content and technical problems with page loading.
Housing: Ten Problems Making Munich the Most Expensive Rental Market in Germany
Ten significant issues, including rent deregulation and gentrification, are causing extreme distress for tenants in Munich, making it the costliest rental market in Germany.
Epstein documents expose one of democracy's problems: The people who govern it
The Epstein documents highlight the troubling relationships high-profile individuals have with a convicted criminal, raising concerns beyond mere morality.
The dream engineers: they make the brain solve problems while you sleep
A U.S. study shows it is possible to use sounds during sleep to help find solutions to puzzles that are difficult to solve during the day.
Trump's former advisor: Jeppe Kofod's lobby job in Greenland could cause problems if the president finds out about it
A former senior advisor to Trump warns that Jeppe Kofod's lobbying work for a company with Chinese connections could raise alarms with the president.
Do your legs often swell? It can sometimes be a sign of heart problems
A doctor warns that leg swelling, often associated with heat and fatigue, can indicate serious heart issues when it becomes frequent or progressively worsens.
Doctors Warn: A Cough Lasting More Than a Week May Be a Sign of Problems
Doctors are urging people to seek medical attention if a cough persists for over a week, as it may indicate a more serious health issue amidst the ongoing cold and flu season.
NASA admits problems with its rocket for returning to the Moon: 'It's the fastest way, but not the most economical'
NASA acknowledges issues with its lunar return rocket, suggesting a future reliance on private companies like SpaceX for parts of its lunar program.
KALLE MUULI ⟩ Cheap labor will not make Estonia rich
Kalle Muuli argues that while cheap labor may temporarily relieve some business concerns, it ultimately fails to contribute to Estonia's wealth, leading to more complex problems in the future.
The technology that helped Ukraine now works against it – how Starlink became a nightmare for Ukrainians
Over the past two months, Russia has intensified the use of drones equipped with Starlink terminals for attacks in Ukraine, causing significant problems for Ukrainian forces by allowing remote control of drones and bypassing electronic warfare methods.
Vet urges dog owners to avoid 1 habit that makes separation anxiety worse
A vet recommends that dog owners should avoid comforting their pets before and after leaving home, as it can exacerbate separation anxiety problems in dogs.
PPA has processed over 1,000 cases of hostile symbolism usage in four years
The Estonian Police and Border Guard Board has initiated over 1,000 administrative proceedings for the public display of hostile symbols since April 2022, with an average fine exceeding 400 euros, while a lawyer argues that the law creates more problems than it solves.
Key Warning Signs: Your Car Craves This Change. Ignoring It Will Create Huge Problems
The article discusses the importance of shock absorbers in vehicles, emphasizing their critical role in safety and vehicle handling, and warns that neglecting their maintenance can lead to significant issues.
Melnis on expected heating bills: It is clear that they will be higher
Climate and Energy Minister Kaspars Melnis stated that there are no signals of extraordinary problems due to increased heating costs, despite the anticipated rise in heating bills discussed in a recent meeting.
It's not surprising that something breaks under pressure on frontline workers
A BHM economist argues that increased sick leave among public sector frontline workers is a systemic issue rather than individual problems.
Nuria Márquez, physiotherapist, about the problems of spending too much time on the toilet: 'I see it often'
Physiotherapist Nuria Márquez discusses the negative side effects of spending excessive time on the toilet, particularly due to mobile phone use.
Hunting Wolves: It's About Real Problems, Not Archaic Fears
The article argues that the bill making wolves a game species is justified, but cautions that it does not resolve the underlying issues associated with wolf management.
Hunting Wolves: It's About Real Problems, Not Archaisms
The proposed legislation that makes the wolf a game species is necessary, but the coalition should not pretend that this resolves the underlying issues.
The Half Reform
The article discusses the introduction of a new basic income system by Labor Minister Bärbel Bas, criticizing it for only addressing superficial issues while failing to tackle more significant systemic problems.
City Ecology: Here's why waste is disposed of beside rather than in semi-underground containers
The Environmental Association of the City sharply criticizes the new draft Waste Management Plan for the City of Zagreb until 2029, stating it neglects actual on-ground conditions and lacks concrete, actionable measures to address existing waste management problems.
Some users had problems with X today. How is it for you?
Thousands of users reported issues with X (formerly Twitter), experiencing problems like feed loading failures and app glitches globally around 3 PM Croatian time.
We must fight against ice primarily preventively. Once it forms, the problem is here, says the dispatcher from Plzen
A dispatcher from Plzen emphasizes the importance of preventive measures against ice formation to avoid subsequent problems.
"EU has not thought it through" – the problems with Europe's new climate tariff
The EU's new climate tariff for importing CO₂-intensive goods has faced significant public ignorance and controversy, leading some countries to consider halting trade with Europe.
"EU has not thought it through" - The problems with Europe's new climate tariff
The EU's new climate tariff on CO₂-intensive imports is facing significant public unawareness and resistance, with some countries even considering halting trade with Europe due to its controversial nature.
Trump on Iran: 'It has major problems; if they start killing people, we will intervene'
President Trump issued stern warnings to Tehran amid anti-government protests and repression, stating that the U.S. would strike at Iran's vulnerabilities if necessary.
"Yes to Turbulence, No to Problems" is expected to be caused by the Mercosur agreement for Greece
Experts estimate that while the Mercosur agreement will cause turbulence, it will not bring problems for Greek agricultural products and production due to the safeguards included in the deal.
Stanković notably announced the guests of the next show: 'A Croatian is getting married to a Serb. It won't be without problems'
Aleksandar Stanković revealed the guests for the next episode of his show, discussing the complexities of a Croatian marrying a Serb amid influential parents' interference and introducing a new comedy film.
Man with health problems robbed at knife point after it was discovered he lived alone
The incident occurred in Orihuela when two suspects violently entered the home of a man with health issues, threatened him with a knife, and stole items including a bank card, which was later used unsuccessfully for financial transactions by two other suspects.
Ernesto Casado on the 'Bolaños Reform': 'Kicking the can down the road will create problems and errors'
Ernesto Casado criticizes the haste of Bolaños regarding the reform of the judicial system, warning that it will lead to errors and complications.