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• How PM2.5 in haze affects the human body

  Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) in haze can penetrate deep into the lungs and bloodstream, causing harm to the body's defense systems, leading to respiratory issues, cognitive decline, and cardiovascular problems. It can also disrupt gut bacteria, contributing to inflammation and other gut issues, and speed up the build-up of fatty plaques in arteries, raising blood pressure and increasing the risk of heart attacks and heart failure. Skin and eyes can also be affected, leading to dryness, redness, irritation, and…

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• 450 Get Anti-Rabies Vaccine After Consuming Milk From Suspected Rabid Cow

  Four hundred people in the area have been vaccinated against rabies after consuming milk from a suspected rabid cow. The local veterinarians have confirmed that the cow was indeed infected with the rabies virus. The milk was consumed by several people who were not vaccinated, leading to the outbreak.

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• Haze skincare tips: How to protect your skin from dryness, irritation and breakouts

  Dr. Rachel Ho, founder of The Skin Longevity Clinic, emphasizes the impact of haze on skin health, particularly through inflammation, dryness, and increased sensitivity. She recommends focusing on reducing exposure to airborne pollutants and supporting the skin barrier with a gentle cleanser, barrier-supportive moisturiser, and broad-spectrum sunscreen. Dr. Ho also suggests using an air purifier and avoiding heavily trafficked areas to further protect against haze-related damage.

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