Or should I say, why celebrities are that desperate to stay in good shape? But then that would be too easy. Most media people know you look bigger on TV ...
People with very low levels of vitamin D appear to be at higher risk of death from all causes (including cancer) according to a paper published in the BMJ.
The study ...
As our body ages it's important we're getting all of the right nutrition, so with the help of nutritionist Sarah West (www.sarahwestnutrition.co.uk) we have a guide on how to look after yourself ...
Aspirin should no longer be used to try to prevent strokes in people with a common heart rhythm disorder, according to new guidelines.
Government experts say that aspirin is ineffective and has ...
Chronic fatigue affects 89% of people with rheumatoid arthritis, according to new research.
There are nearly 690,000 people across the United Kingdom with RA. Many of these people experience chronic pain, ...
Healthy hydration levels in children are a cause for concern as more than 32 cases per day involving children and young people showing signs of dehydration were treated in NHS ...
Festivals are so much fun - fantastic bands, uplifting community spirit, amazing times with friends, getting back to nature and hopefully lots of sun.
But what festival-goers often forget till the ...
Physical activity after a breast cancer diagnosis has been linked to a longer and more qualitative life, but most patients aren’t doing enough.
The new research found that but most participants ...
The number of people with depression is rising in the UK, and each year 1 in 4 people will experience mental health problems.
There are a number of effective therapies for ...
As the sun gets warmer we’re all encouraged to spend more and more time outside, and of course we need to be healthy and happy.
Here we have nutritionist Amanda Hamiliton ...
The higher the intake of red meat the higher the risk of breast cancer finds new research.
Experts suggest that eating higher intakes of red meat in early adulthood might be ...
We’re constantly told about the negative health effects fizzy drinks can have on our bodies, and a new study has warned that they contain far more harmful sugars than the ...
Tea drinkers could have less of a breast cancer risk, according to new research.
The aim of this latest analysis was to evaluate the links between tea consumption and alcohol drinking ...
We are forever being told about the need to make our diets more nutritious, to fill ourselves with all manner of potions and pills, in order to supplement our everyday ...
This year’s hay fever season is upon us the temperatures and pollen count continue to rise, noses are beginning to run and eyes are starting to itch.
According to the Met ...
Of all the activities that Brits give up when back pain strikes, housework is the first to bite the dust.
A recent survey of 2056 people by backpainhelp.com has revealed that ...
Being exposed to greater levels of light while sleeping could result in obesity, according to new research.
Scientists at The Institute of Cancer Research, London, found that body mass index, waist-hip ...
Billie Faiers is baring her bump to help raise awareness of inherited heart conditions.
The Only Way is Essex star was joined by fellow pregnant ladies on Primrose Hill, London’s most ...
Hayfever is palguing Brits earlier than usual this year, as we try and fight the allergies.
ChemistiDirect.co.uk announces a 59% spike in sales of hayfever medicines, as a nation of sufferers stock up ...
Call centre operators have today been uncovered as the unhealthiest workers in the UK, meaning stars of popular BBC fly--on--the--wall documentary, ‘The Call Centre’, will have even fewer reasons than ...
With the news this week that the warm temperatures and water containers in gardens are bringing us into closer contact with mosquitoes, LloydsPharmacy has issued some advice on dealing with ...
Research shows nine out of 10 children in the UK will catch chickenpox, most of them before the age of four. Caused by the highly contagious virus, varicella-zoster, chickenpox results ...
Hughes Syndrome is a little-known disease more common than Parkinson’s and multiple sclerosis - but have you ever heard of it?
The beginning of May signals the start of Hughes Syndrome ...
Staying healthy on holiday doesn’t need to be daunting and time consuming, just a few simple changes could make all of the difference.
Lepicol’s Nutritional Therapist Natalie Lamb is on hand ...
