Love chips and burgers? It may make you age faster
Home Health Love chips and burgers? It may make you age faster Excess consumption of junk food may lead to risk of several diseases but a new study finds that …
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Heart surgeon shares harrowing reason he never drinks alcohol
After 25 years of experience in the operating theatre, a cardiac surgeon has revealed why he will never touch alcohol. Doctor Jeremy London took to TikTok to explain that in …
69p spice with anti-cancer benefits and reduce heart disease
A common spice found in your local supermarket could be a secret weapon against cancer and heart disease. Paprika, a staple in kitchens worldwide, is not just a flavour enhancer …
Eating ‘powerful’ fruit before a test can make you ‘smarter’
If you’re gearing up for an exam, interview, driving test or any other high-pressure situation where you need to be at your best, there’s one food that experts recommend you …
Full list of 36 hospitals getting share of £30m to combat cancer and major conditions
Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust – £1,131,357.26 Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust – £1,305,796.00 Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust – £531,071.00 Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation …
Eating 10g more fibre cuts risk of heart disease, diabetes and cancer
When it comes to fibre in our diets, health advice recommends we consume 30g a day but fewer than one in 10 adults meet this target, with average intakes falling …
Mums with certain diets could put babies at risk of heart disease | UK | News
Mention pregnancy and food in the same breath, and the common phrase of ‘eating for two’ will probably spring to mind. But a ground-breaking new study indicates this may be …
Eating either of these two treats in the morning may increase risk of worrying conditions
A new study has revealed that consuming either a croissant or some biscuits with one’s breakfast could increase the risk of developing major conditions such as heart disease or type …
Heart disease breakthrough as study reveals one weekend activity could lower risks
New research indicates that a weekend lie-in could significantly decrease the risk of suffering a fatal heart attack or stroke. A comprehensive study involving 90,903 Brits revealed that those who …
Takeaways from AP report on perils of heatstroke for runners in a warming world
As climate change reshapes the way humans live outdoors, it’s affecting the way they play, too. That includes runners, who may find themselves in harm’s way on a warming planet. …