The strawberry is emerging as a new superfruit, boasting natural antioxidants and vitamin C that rival the health benefits of oranges.
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30th Dec 2024 | Updated at 11:01am 30th Dec 2024
Observatory commissions groundbreaking initiative to overcome barriers for children with sickle cell disease
- 16 Oct 2024
Children and young people living with sickle cell disease face numerous challenges as they transition from paediatric to adult health care services. To address these barriers, the NHS Race and Health Observatory has partnered with the Sickle...
Teenagers' social media use linked to rising anxiety and depression
- 16 Oct 2024
Research indicates a significant link between social media use among teenagers and increased levels of anxiety and depression, coinciding with a marked rise in children seeking mental health treatment.
Spotlight: Nisha Hirani
- 17 Oct 2024
Starting university often means adapting to new routines, which may not always include fitness and exercise. Establishing an exercise routine is crucial...
Chetna Makan's culinary journey is a testament to her creativity and passion for food. Born and raised in Jabalpur, she relocated to the UK in 2004.
Research suggests that cutting out bacon and sausages could lower the risk of dementia by 20%.
Your personality influences your life satisfaction more than your circumstances, a study suggests.
A study published in BioMed Central (BMC) Medicine found that adopting a vegan diet for eight weeks was linked to a reduction in biological age.
Nearly half of all dementia cases could be prevented if people adopted healthier lifestyles and lowered their cholesterol, according to a major study.
It is a known fact that reducing salt intake is crucial for managing high blood pressure, but that's not the only dietary approach to prevent hypertension,...
Health issues and brain fog can persist for years in individuals who were hospitalised with Covid-19 early in the pandemic, with some patients developing new or more severe symptoms after 12 months, according to researchers.
A simple blood test could soon tell us our risk of suffering from a range of diseases, thanks to a new discovery of protein signatures that can predict the likelihood of contracting over 60 conditions up to a decade in advance.
