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The NHS is incredible but as far as I can see, it wastes so much money! Refusing to provide specialist treatment for personality disorders, at least in my area ... so waste a ton of money on benefits for decades when we could've been back at work 10yrs ago. A Nurse said the NHS charge £14 for a box of Paracetamol .. couldn't many patients bring a box in themselves if needed? Paying £100k to teach staff how to talk to pregnant men ... if you don't know what a man or a woman is, why are you in medicine (general you) ... just treat everyone with respect regardless of beliefs. Sending ambulances when it's not an emergency, especially when they know this patient has called 5x already and they know they don't need one; call handlers should be able to redirect them to 111 or OOH GP. Paying to send people to Slimming World or WW ... NO! These are to get weight off but not keep it off, why are Dr's not mentioning what a Basal Metabolic Rate is, how to understand their bodies ... sending them to SW to eat unlimited carbs with zero understanding of WHY isn't along term solution to weight loss. I have begged for weight loss help for years and now am Pre Diabetic, due to weight or possibly Anti Psychotics pushing me over as it's only just there but, while I don't want surgery and have been refused it due to the cause, and I can easily lose, help me to keep it off with Therapy to undo the learnt behaviours. It sucks when I am mentally well and can go months fine, lose easily and love life and then relapse and no support. Many people want to contribute more to the NHS, why can't they let those who want to set up voluntary donations? If someone is diagnosed with Bipolar & EUPD, help them BEFORE they are in such a mess some things may not be reversible, there's only so much we can do alone. Stop 'sex' change surgeries unless ALL can get surgery they want ... if I lose 10 stone alone and have terrible skin that destroys how I feel, and I do have a problem as the weight was caused by mental health, the loss I did alone and nobody will touch that, then those who do have a healthy body also shouldn't get surgeries ... I feel just as distressed but have to get on with it and rightly so, life threatening etc first. Stop taking people who aren't entitled to NHS or who are getting drunk at the weekend and constantly tying up A&E, treat them the first time and have a way to get them support in detox. That being said, when my Dad had a STEMI heart attack, VF and a cardac arrest, they were absolutely fantastic and when I was in A&E once due to mental health, I'll never forget the Nurse who came to sit with me and explain things. I feel like the NHS isn't as valued as it should be, why can't we pay into it if we want and that money ONLY go to the NHS. Our NHS, mostly, are incredible, hard working, dedicated Angels. I'm so glad people work for the NHS despite all the struggles; my only regreat is I never became a Nurse as I truely think I'd love it, be good at it (especially with so much empathy, thanks BPD) and it should be spoken more for career choices IMO

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It was really informative👌🏼. I suggest that Professor David Stensel be invited to the next podcasts.

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Thank you so much for sharing your story! It will help so many families and supporters. Thank you.

What a novel idea to provide more support for flat chested women. Where are 38DDD subjects? Has it ever occurred to you that may be those ACTUALLY require more support instead of flat chested ones in your study

Should i become an autonomous system ingenieur or should i study CS?

Love my family 💕

Very interesting perpective on promoting healthy eating!! Keep up the good work, Dr. Osei-Kwasi!

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As data has become easily available as air, the problem has become more SOCIAL. When we face a SOCIAL problem, the solution cannot be solely TECHNICAL. Technology can act as a catalyst. We need to change people's HABITS (demand-side). While it is easier to regulate businesses by implementing policies, best data practices, and energy-efficient solutions for organizations (supply-side), changing cultural narratives will take time to shift people's habits of using freely available resources. I believe Loughborough University will play a significant role in this transformation towards a sustainable future. Thank you, all team members, for this initiative.

Mash'Allah. Barakalaahu Lakum. Very proud of you Dr Hibba. May Allah continue to expand your territory with more blessings. Ameen ❤

Very intelligent young lady. Making Ghana proud

Dr Hibbah love her and the impact she's making in the African and Caribbean communities

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Can we have the link for the patent?

I'm missing a baseline definition from the expert on why animals are afforded any welfare consideration in the law and in philosophy at all, for the benefit of uninformed or ignorant listeners. Not everyone will agree that animals have the capacity to suffer, as only their suffering would require us to consider welfare measures. Most people on Earth, who are not vegans, routinely and happily pay for the exploitation and slaughter of billions of animals every day to produce pleasure foods, vanity products, and entertainment. These people are unlikely to understand why a cow in a war zone should get "humanitarian" aid, when they have no qualms about chewing on beef jerky while watching a game with their friends. And I was missing a short explanation what sentientism is and why pets and so-called farm animals should have the same rights and protections.

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Is there any stay back and alumni?

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Cheers , guys want to know what the halls and accommodation looks like because when i'm a bit older Thinking of going here.

This video is the BEST. Two beautiful women who should make a movie together.

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How can I contact the team behind this research?

Thanks for sharing

I want to see compressed air color

This is a really significant project, congratulations to the local community coming onside and the whole research team. Working out the provenance of some of the plastics is an excellent idea to generate some accountability, the Nova Scotia story was crazy! Thanks to Tom also for giving Big Blue Foundation a simple methodology for children in Folkestone to use this summer to identify marine plastics they will collect as part of our circular economy project. Best of luck with the follow up project this year guys!

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I want a video just like this on MSc Advanced Computer Science

Thank you for a great video. I really hope your data can influence change at all levels. 🙏🏻 We have the same problem on the Jurassic Coast, with much of the same type of litter. Fortunately we don't have the salmon farms adding to it, but the fishing industry as a whole needs to make huge changes, as does shipping in general. Also interesting to see that as soon as the public see some kind of bin, even if it's obviously washed up and is part of the litter, they will use it. It's a shame they don't think about who is going to empty it! Good luck with the rest of the project!

The subtitles are too fast.

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That looks interesting but wow that would take so much energy to deep till with a machine like that! That is a trenching machine that they use to bury wires and pipes. I imagine it does well as a tiller but would be very slow and on a Canadian scale, I don't think it would work. Perhaps on a small farm in Africa, it would work. The weather is much better for farming in Africa! Every acre is so much more productive with all that warmth and if trenching makes for better water retention, then yields would certainly go up!

From one noonan dad to another, I really appreciate you taking the time to share Mark’s story.

Thank you for making this video. My son, Mayer, has Noonan syndrome. While most of the information is my family’s day-to-day, bringing awareness to this community is incredibly important. It’s a rare diagnosis. These kiddos are amazing and resilient, but they go through a lot.

I think my son has it. I totally understand how you feel he has Autism as well, so he doesn't communicate, so it's hard for me to know how he feels.

I have this medical condition. It's a rare disease along with Turner syndrome its predecessor. Turner syndrome imo is what most people have probably heard of because it's an old condition associated with short stature in girls. Noonan syndrome is often referred to a male Turner syndrome. Noonan and Turner are like brothers because they share many of the same characteristics. I celebrated rare disease day which was last month in the US.