Should we be worried about Covid this winter?
Experts are not too concerned about a new variant of Covid but say monitoring should continue.
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The NueroPong Program is growing across the country.
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King Charles III to be treated for prostate condition, know the signs and symptoms of the cancer found in men
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer found in men. King Charles III is one public figure who has been open about his prostate procedure. Buckingham Palace announced that the king would receive hospital treatment for an enlarged prostate, a condition also very common in men. KING CHARLES II TO UNDERGO ‘CORRECTIVE PROCEDURE’ NEXT WEEK…