We can now rejoice, it's the research that we've been hoping and praying would soon be proved, that eating chocolate regularly actually makes you thinner.
The US study found that people ...
Cherries are on their way to becoming the latest fruit to achieve “superfruit” status amid growing evidence of their many health benefits.
Although apple and orange still dominate globally, cherries featured ...
Thousands of packs of an over-the-counter painkiller could have higher-strength prescription tablets inside, a Government health watchdog warned yesterday.
They are believed to contain the wrong co-codamol tablets - 30mg/500g instead ...
Despite the current financial climate the number of cosmetic procedures carried out in the USA increased by nearly 9% during 2010 according to figures released by the American Society for ...
After her spectacular performance at the British Olympic trials, Hannah Miley the Garioch swimmer is now being touted as the next Rebecca Adlington.
Hannah is now undoubtedly one of Britain’s best ...
In March 2010 the MHRA was informed by the French regulatory authorities (AFSSAPS) that most PIP silicone gel breast implants manufactured from January 2001 were filled with an unapproved silicone ...
Takeaway pizzas could have your entire recommended daily allowance of salt, according to a health charity.
They have been found to have up to 10g of salt in them - a ...
If you’re planning on going for gold in this year’s marathon, your normal training regime will need a complete overhaul.
Preparing your body for the huge physical strain will take time ...
Allergic rhinitis or hay fever can be miserable, causing a blocked nose, runny nose, itchy eyes, and sneezing, all caused by inflammation of the sinuses due to pollen.
Some people may ...
We're consantly bombarded with the acronym RDA but do we actually know what it means, and how it should be affecting our diets?
Our Recommended Daily Allows refrs to the amount ...
Taking a daily dose of aspiring could reduce the chance of dying from cancer, according to vital research.
The three new studies published by The Lancet add to mounting evidence of ...
We've all been made aware of the risks tht obesity can have on our hearts, but new research indicates that it also puts you at risk of brain decline later ...
New research has indicated that more and more people are taking their lunch to work in a bid to save some money.
Buying your lunch from stores certainly does add up, ...
The NHS recently revealed that more and more people are choosing surgery as a form of weight loss. Figures indicate that weight loss operations have risen 12 per cent in the ...
Finding the time to fit in exercise is difficult sometimes, so why not turn your home into the gym?
Picking up a mop or duster can not only make a contribution ...
We often just focus on our homes when it comes to Spring Cleaning, but Spring is the perfect season to detox the mind and body…especially if your New Year Resolutions ...
Whether it’s curling up after a long day at work, snuggling under the duvet on a cold winter’s evening or sleeping in on a lazy Sunday morning, our beds should ...
Everyone has their own ways to relax, unwind and de-stress, but a new study shows that there could be a cheap and simple way to let those anxieties drift away…
A ...
2012 is now in full swing, and with the days getting longer and the temperature rising – Spring is firmly on the way.
The new season offers a good incentive to ...
A protein involved in inflammation is a contributing cause in the development of heart disease, new research led by the University of Cambridge has discovered.
The findings suggest that targeting ...
Advising women to breastfeed exclusively for six months is not helpful, according to a new study.
Recommendations that babies should be breastfed for six months, without introducing solid foods or other ...
Out of 1000 babies born one will have Down's Syndrome. That's around 750 babies in the UK every year.
It has been assumed that people with this condition cannot do many ...
We're facing a national obesity epidemic and according to Which? the government haven't done enough to curb the rising numbers.
They explained in a new report that attempts to tackle the ...
