Health

8 June 2007

Rheumatoid Arthritis Affects the Young

Despite what most people think rheumatoid arthritis is not just something for old people to worry about.In fact 64% of people questioned in a recent survey wrongly believed that rheumatoid ...

8 June 2007

Cannabis Related Hospital Admissions Rise

The use of cannabis has led to a dramatic 85% rise in hospital admissions of people suffering with mental health problems.Cannabis is the most widely used illegal drug with 2m ...

7 June 2007

Get Ahead at Work Through Sport

Here in the UK each year 18 million sick days are releated to obesity and despite all of knowing that excercise is good for us two thirds of Brits are ...

7 June 2007

Gene Discovery May Help Millions of Sufferers

A £9 million study into genetics has led to a breaktrough that could pave the way for new treatments for seven of the most common diseases including heart disease, crohn's ...
7 June 2007

Landmark Cancer Report Announced at Cheltenham Science Festival

World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) has announced today at the Cheltenham Science Festival that it will release the most comprehensive report into cancer and its links with food, nutrition and ...

6 June 2007

An IVF increase in women over 40

More women over 40 are undergoing IVF treatment says the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HEFA).Goverment policy to have 50% of young women graduates and the desire to have careers ...

6 June 2007

Out of date make-up is a health risk

Keeping your favourite lippy could be bad for your health claims a new study by experts from the College of Optometrists.Old lipsticks and mascara brushes are a breeding ground for bacteria ...

29 May 2007

Flight health Help

People with angina, for example, may find they experience chest pains because the heart isn't getting enough oxygen, or those with asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease may find their ...
27 May 2007

New breast cancer genes discovered

Cancer Research UK scientists led an international team of experts in the world's first large-scale "whole genome search" for breast cancer genes says the Nature Journal.The researchers studied the DNA ...
26 May 2007

Blend it like Beckham

Commuters in central London were doing a double take this morning when they were greeted by the sight of David Beckham and Diana Ross handing out strawberries to raise awareness ...

26 May 2007

First Aid If A Baby Is Choking

Lay baby along line of your arm, face down and and with head lower than body Give sharp blows to upper part of the back with heel of your hand, pausing ...

26 May 2007

First Aid What To Do If A Child Is Choking

First, encourage the child to dislodge the obstruction by coughing. If this does not clear it, apply the following techniques in sequence until the child is able to breathe freely ...

25 May 2007

Can eating a healthy diet help prevent cervical cancer?

Researchers at the University of Sheffield have started a project to find out whether a diet rich in folate could help protect against cervical cancer.The researchers will look at levels ...
23 May 2007

If you are one of the millions in the UK who have sensitive teeth, this is really important news

NEW Arm & Hammer® Enamel Care Sensitive® (rrp £3.49) is a major breakthrough; it’s a toothpaste that will not just mask the problem of sensitive teeth, but will fix it ...
21 May 2007

Have You Got Allergy Free Eyes....

Hay fever eyesA more severe form of this disease seen in children is vernal conjunctivitis where the symptoms are more intense. The eyes are very sticky with a stringy discharge ...

21 May 2007

Britons turn to retail therapy to reduce stress levels despite mounting debt

Retail staff top league table for personal debtRetail Trust, the national charity for the retail industry and which offers advice from counselling to financial and legal assistance, commissioned a survey ...
19 May 2007

Alzheimer's 'diet link' study launched

A study is being launched to investigate possible links between diet and Alzheimer's disease.Researchers at the Alzheimer's Society will look at the effects of fruit juice, red wine and oily ...

16 May 2007

Disability Within The Work Place

There are laws against a worker to be discriminated against in the work place.The Disability Discrimination Act The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (DDA) requires more than an employer simply treating everyone ...
16 May 2007

Recognise stress

We all have a different idea of what stress means for us and what causes it - but most of us associate it with unpleasant feelings caused by excessive pressures ...
12 May 2007

Breast Cancer

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in the UK, affecting one in nine women at some point in their life.All women, regardless of their age, should practise ...
12 May 2007

Cystic fibrosis affects about one in 3,000 births and in the UK.

Cystic fibrosis is an inherited condition affecting the glands that produce body fluids or secretions. In Cystic fibrosis, these secretions are stickier and thicker than normal. This hinders the functioning ...
11 May 2007

Aspirin 'prevents bowel cancer'

Taking aspirin each day can prevent bowel cancer developing, a study says. Oxford University researchers said taking a dose of 300mg a day for five years offered the protection.Long-term aspirin ...

11 May 2007

National Breastfeeding Awareness Week

(A)The campaign1.When is National Breastfeeding Awareness Week (NBAW) taking place this year? 13-19 May.2.What activity is planned? This year sees the biggest publicity drive yet. For the first time, the Department of ...
10 May 2007

UK Record 'worst' on cancer drug up-take

The UK boasts one of the worst records over access to new cancer drugs as a new report shows stark inequalities exist across the world,Swedish researchers placed the UK in ...