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The embarrassing social constraints and physical discomforts of obesity render us persistently, and desperately, desiring a solution. Constantly being the butt of cruel jokes (…being as...

A study published in the British Medical Council journal looked at 30 years of data from roughly 4,000 people. According to results, education level was inversely associated with higher systolic blood pressure looking over a 30 year period

Recent data published in the journal of Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise has found that Montmorency cherry juice can reduce the damage to muscle tissue which may be caused by dynamic exercise.

A new report from insurer Bright Grey reveals nearly 50% of women declare themselves the main household earner — this is increasingly common. Although the wage distribution between men and women is changing, women still lack adequate protection...

NHS Patient-Centred Care - Just Nice or Necessary?

We all want to better ourselves and when better to start than with a New Year. Whether it is losing weight, exercising more or cutting back on the alcohol, no matter how big or small we all make New Year’s Resolutions... But do we stick to them?

The coalition government plan to give GPs greater control of the NHS Budgets which are currently controlled by 152 primary care trusts...

Our parents always told us that vegetables are good for us but a new piece of research has shown that eating carrots regularly can help to prevent cancer and heart disease, which are the largest causes of premature death in the UK...

New research has found that a daily walk can significantly cut the risk of getting over 20 different types of illness. The research found that a 40 minute walk each day can help to prevent a whole range of illnesses and diseases, including cancer