Mike Wakeman, a researcher from the Faculty of Health and Wellbeing at the University of Sunderland, evaluated the associations between nutrient intakes and health. Micronutrient data was collected from the UK National Diet and Nutrition Survey Rolling Programme (NDNS-RP) and…
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Andy Murray health: ‘The pain is too much’ – why the tennis hero had career-saving surgery
Andy Murray, 33, is continuing his comeback to the tennis arena, and is gaining confidence after a lengthy spell on the sidelines. He was forced to have a second major surgery last year, after he admitted that the pain in…
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High blood pressure: The breakfast staple that could lower your reading
High blood pressure puts excess strain on your heart muscle. The condition can damage the arteries and increases a person’s risk of mortality. One breakfast staple could be a start in the right direction. Blood Pressure UK – the only…
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Remdesivir receives EU approval: How well the Corona-hope really is?
For the first time the EU has admitted Commission of a drug against a lung disease Covid-19. The States are following the European medicines Agency EMA, the on 25. June had recommended approval, subject to conditions. But Remdesivir – trade…
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Diabetes type 2: The ‘weird’ itchy sign you may be ignoring – when to see a doctor
Diabetes is a common condition that affects more than four million people in the UK, and 90 percent of all cases are caused by type 2 diabetes. You could be at risk of high blood sugar if you develop an…
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High cholesterol: The three easy and delicious food swaps that will help lower your levels
High cholesterol can develop when low-density (LDL) receptors on the liver are not functioning properly. Food and diet greatly influence this and by making these three easy swaps, high cholesterol no longer needs to be a worry for you. READ…
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Single Mom of 3 Vows to Fight After Colon Cancer Spreads Throughout Her Body: 'My Kids Need Me'
Though doctors wanted to perform the surgery immediately, Ramirez says she opted to go home first so she could spend time with her kids "before something happens, because I thought I was gonna die." She eventually had the procedure done,…
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Food taxes and subsidies could reduce New Zealand’s health inequities
A consumer tax on the saturated fat, salt, and sugar content of food, accompanied by a 20 percent subsidy on fruit and vegetables, would bring major benefits for the health sector, researchers from Otago, Auckland and Melbourne Universities say. The…
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Back pain: Four simple moves you can do in your own home to relieve your back pain
Back pain is alerting you that something needs to change. A sore, aching back isn’t to be put up with. Here are four moves you can do to ease the pain. The spinal anatomy runs from the neck down to…
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Coronavirus symptoms: How COVID-19 can damage the brain – what to look for
Coronavirus has confounded critics and the general public alike. The virus was initially dismissed by some as nothing more serious than the flu, but, as reports emerged from besieged hospitals across the globe, it became apparent that this was an…
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