Addictive patterns in young accountants
1 in 5 young accountants say alcohol has negatively impacted their life: A new study by occupational charity caba has…
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Government sitting on side-lines as child oral health gap widens
The British Dental Association has warned oral health inequality among the young is set to widen, as new research commissioned…
Clothes for young women with Type 1 diabetes
A clothing range specifically made for young women with Type 1 diabetes could be the final result of work being…
Ways to slow down signs of ageing
Botox, fillers and cosmetic surgery have long held onto the crown as the most effective ways to slow down signs…
Managing menopause, alcohol and the next chapter
Managing menopause, alcohol and the next chapter: Menopause or "The Change" as it was once referred to under hushed breath,…
International Dance Day – An orthopedic surgeon’s advice to dancers
Today (29th April) is International Dance Day. A leading orthopedic surgeon gives his advice to dancers to help maintain both…
Some obesity-related genes protect people from type 2 diabetes
Some obesity-related genes protect people from type 2 diabetes, while others increase risk: New research presented today at the Diabetes…
Major birth cohort opens for recruitment
A major birth cohort study tracing the lives of 10,000 Liverpool families to enable researchers, clinicians and policymakers to understand…
Adolescents: Physical activity associated with better mental health
A recent study led by the University of Eastern Finland suggests that regular leisure-time physical activity, even in small doses,…
Why some children may be slower to learn words
New research from University of East Anglia reveals why some children may be slower to learn words than others. A…
First human trial of new Zika vaccine
The first participant has received a dose of a new Zika virus vaccine being trialled by the University of Liverpool…
Children more sedentary during the week since lockdown
New research has revealed children’s physical activity in the UK has largely returned to pre-pandemic levels – but children are…