Die Leidenschaft zum Beruf machen, diesem Motto folgt eine Familie aus Südostengland und eröffnet ein Café für Möpse. Fans der kleinen Vierbeiner sind begeistert und strömen in den Laden.

Activated charcoal gives this non-caffeinated drink a jet-black hue at Rawberry Juice cafe in Winchester.

Die Leidenschaft zum Beruf machen, diesem Motto folgt eine Familie aus Südostengland und eröffnet ein Café für Möpse. Fans der kleinen Vierbeiner sind begeistert und strömen in den Laden.

Watch former college teammates at the University of South Carolina, Philadelphia Eagles WR Alshon Jeffery and New England patriots CB Stephon Gilmore, square off in Super Bowl LII.

Activated charcoal gives this non-caffeinated drink a jet-black hue at Rawberry Juice cafe in Winchester.

The Super Bowl is a huge time for bets and wagers, including two major hospitals in Philly and New England.

The Super Bowl kicks off soon with millions of American football fans readying themselves for the biggest sporting event in the United States.
The New England Patriots will face underdogs the Philadelphia Eagles at 8.30 a.m. Monday, Korean time at the U.S. Bank Stadium in Minnesota.
Newly-crowned MVP Tom Brady and his fellow Patriots are clear favorites, but the Eagles have proved throughout the season that they should not be underestimated.
The Super Bowl is usually played in warm locations, but this year it is expected to be the coldest Super Bowl yet, with lows at kick off dipping to about minus 16 degrees Celsius.

The Super Bowl LII matchup is set between the NFC Champion Philadelphia Eagles and The AFC Champion, and reigning Super Bowl Champs, the New England Patriots. 

Philadelphia Eagles beat the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII to claim their first championship, holding off favored Patriots 41-33 in a game that shattered records. Eagles quarterback Nick Foles, who was named Super Bowl MVP, became the first player in NFL history to throw and catch a touchdown in Super Bowl. 

Shingles vaccine ’has cut cases by a third’ in England
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Cases of shingles have reduced by 35% in England since a vaccine was offered to 70-year-olds, Public Health England says.
Dr Mary Ramsay, head of immunisations at Public Health England, encouraged all those
eligible to make an appointment at their GP practice to get the shingles vaccine.
The vaccine programme started in England in 2013 and 5.5m people were eligible for the free single injection over the first three years.
” she said. that It’s the best way to avoid this very nasty disease and the long-term complications that can develop from having it,
Despite the reduction in shingles cases, however, the numbers taking up the offer of the vaccine have gone down slightly since 2013.
But it is urging more people in their 70s to get their free injection against the painful condition.
A report in the Lancet Journal of Public Health on how much difference the jab has made between 2013 and 2016 found
that roughly 17,000 GP visits for shingles had been avoided.

Hospitals in England to ban ’super-size’ chocolate bars
calorie limit for sweets and chocolate sold in hospitals
400 calorie limit for 75% of pre-packed sandwiches
5g limit of saturated fat per 100g in meals
5g limit of added sugar per 100ml in drinks
54% NHS staff estimated to be overweight or obese
In April, NHS England said it would ban sugary drinks if hospital outlets did not cut down on the number they sell.
Simon Stevens said the NHS was “stepping up” to combat an issue
that was causing “an epidemic of obesity, preventable diabetes, tooth decay, heart disease and cancer”.
A Welsh Government spokesperson said: “We restricted the sale of chocolate bars
and other sugary products from vending machines in Welsh hospitals nine years ago.
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“Super-sized” chocolate bars are to be banished from hospital shops, canteens and vending machines, NHS England says.
“In place of calorie-laden, sugary snacks we want to make healthier food an easy option for hospital staff, patients and visitors.”