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The BBC has launched a digital news service in Pidgin English specifically for audiences in West and Central Africa. The hosts read headlines from the site, including stories about Hurricane Irma and a Beyonce-themed course at the University of Copenhagen. They compare the service to "Ebonics" and marvel at the linguistic style used by the British broadcaster.
A study from the University of Copenhagen suggests a correlation between natural lithium levels in drinking water and reduced rates of dementia. While the findings are considered intriguing by the NHS, researchers note that the results are difficult to interpret and require further clinical validation. Denmark is highlighted as a highly medicated society where such public health interventions are frequently discussed, though the potential for side effects like docility remains a concern.
Copenhagen Diagnosis Report and University of New South Wales
The Copenhagen Diagnosis report was released to synthesize climate science published since the last IPCC report, warning of accelerating ice melt and rising sea levels. Domain registration data links the report's website to Stephen Gray at the University of New South Wales in Australia.
