Solihull mum killed disabled woman in mobility scooter after split-second driving mistake
Karen Lynch, aged 65, admitted causing the death of 54-year-old Julia Relph by careless driving near Asda in Chelmsley Wood ...
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Folic acid: what is pregnancy vitamin and why is it being added to non-wholemeal flour in the UK?
Flour is already fortified with calcium, niacin, thiamine and iron to improve public health. The move to include folic acid ...
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Folic acid to be added to bread and flour to protect babies from serious birth defects
The government announced new measures this week, to help prevent conditions including spina bifida by adding folic acid to ...
Folic acid to be added to UK bread and flour in bid to reduce serious birth defects
Folic acid fortification will be introduced in the UK to help reduce the number of life-threatening birth defects in babies ...
Folic acid added to flour to lessen birth defects
Adding folic acid to flour could prevent around 200 cases of neural tube defects, such as spina bifida, every year, and ...
Folic acid to be added to bread and flour to tackle serious birth defects such as spina bifida
A deficiency of folic acid during pregnancy can increase the risk of serious problems for babies, known as neural tube ...
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UK flour to be fortified with folic acid to reduce serious birth defects by 20 percent
UK mandates folic acid fortification in non-wholemeal flour by 2026, aiming to prevent 200 birth defects annually such as ...
Flour sold in the UK to be fortified with folic acid from 2026 in bid to curb condition
Around 200 cases of brain and spine defects in babies every year could be prevented by fortifying non-wholemeal wheat flour ...
Vitamin to be added to bread in UK in 'very important' move, government announces
Bread and flour will be fortified with a vital vitamin in an effort to prevent serious birth defects in hundreds of babies ...
Chemical to be added to UK bread and flour from 2026
In the UK, flour is already fortified with calcium carbonate, iron, nicotinic acid or nicotinamide, and thiamine, also known as vitamin B1. England’s Chief Medical Officer Professor Sir Chris Whitty ...