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Prescription medicines to reduce stomach acid are associated with an increased risk of developing allergies, according to a study.The research suggests people prescribed proton-pump inhibitors PPIs are twice as likely to be prescribed anti-allergy drugs in future years.Scientists examined data from the health records of more than 8 million people in Austria 鈥?97% of the population 鈥?over a four-year period. Previously there have been mouse studies, cellular studies and clinical observations, but this is the last brick in the whole p
stanley cups icture, said the study lead, Prof Erika Jensen-Jarolim, from the Medical University of Vienna.The research, published in the journal Nature Communications, found the risks were especially heightened in women and people over 60.Most healthy immune systems can tolerate the substances found in foods and the environment, but they can sometimes become hypersensitive, which causes allergies. Part of the initial digest
stanley cup ion process involves stomach acid breaking down the protein molecules present in food into smaller pieces.Patients with conditions such as gastric ulcers may be prescribed medicine to reduce the acidity in the stomach to relieve unpleasant symptoms. In this case, the normal chemi
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David Cameron has just outlined the findings of the Saville inqu
stanley termosas iry. It was not, as he says, his responsibility to defend the indefensible. It was, he says, the fault of the poor bloody infantry . Not the officers, not the politic
bidon stanley ians, not the government.In Saxon times, the only offence that carried the automatic sentence of death was debasement of the currency. Infringements of judicial process carry what may look like inordinately harsh penalties, but it has always been the case that breaches of public trust should carry the toughest penalties.And we don t have to go back far to see that Bloody Sunday was little less than sheer unadulterated murder . Who said that Well, not Martin McGuinness, whose local IRA volunteers killed their first policemen one Catholic, one Protestant in a hail of automatic gunfire just three days earlier 鈥?it has to be said, much to the shock of the majority of the city s residents.No, that judgment was first pronounced by the coroner, Major Hubert O Neill on 21 August 1973, more than a year after Lord Widgery s infamous report.We Irish are great at putting the past on the long fi
stanley flasks nger. Today the Saville inquiry s 5,000-page report is finally complete after 11 years. Far being Tony Blair s idea, Bertie Ahern now claims he handed it to the British PM, presumably from what his own government was up to at the time: long-fingering trouble in the various shapes of the Moriarty, Flood and Morris tribunals.Moriarty eventually did f
