Top up your vitamin D during this hot spell

Keep your bones and muscles strong, top up your Vitamin D by enjoying short bursts of exposure to the sun.

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The effect of your handheld devices and blue light on your skin

The latest question being asked by dermatologists is: “Is this intimate interaction with technology ageing our skin?" Read on to find out more about the effects of our handheld devices and blue light on our skin.

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Millennials less likely to take pain medicine

A survey by the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) has found that many millennials are already experiencing acute and chronic pain, but that they are half as likely as baby boomers to turn to painkillers to manage pain – instead opting to make lifestyle changes.

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Is Fat But Fit a Myth

A European study found that people who are obese but metabolically healthy had a 28% higher risk of heart disease than people who are a normal weight.

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Rowers Guide to Preventing and Treating Injuries

If you’ve taken the plunge and signed up for a regatta in your area, or if you’re a regular rower, here are some useful tips on injury prevention.

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Nutritional Advice to Avoid Joint Pain

There are several different causes of joint pain, which can cause stiffness and tenderness, read on to find out some nutritional advice to help ease and avoid joint pain. 

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Flip Flop Feet

It's summer time again, when people start wearing flip flops again and in comes the ankle and achilles pain. Read on to find out more about achilles pain and advice on how to prevent it.  

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How to keep to your healthy New Year resolutions

Have you made New Year’s resolutions? Here are some top tips to help you keep to them.

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Facts about Diabetes

Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects around 2.2 million people in the UK, with two different types. This article explains those types and further facts around the disease. 

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Regular Sleep Cycle Good for Mental Health

Research has found that keeping to a regular sleep pattern can ward off depression. But sometimes it can be vicious circle, with depression or anxiety leading to a lack of sleep, and a lack of sleep exacerbating mental health problems. So how can we improve our sleep cycle? Read on to find out more. 

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