Sleep is a thing of the past as more Brits are waking up in pain
Waking up refreshed and happy is a thing of the past it seems as more and more of us are waking up experiencing pain Read More …
Stoptober: The facts about being addicted to smoking
During October, thousands of people across England are taking part in Stoptober - a 28 day challenge to stop smoking. This initiative supports people to go a whole month during October without smoking Read More …
Don't mistake the flu for fatal Carbon Monoxide poisoning
With flu season upon us, many people will be suffering from headaches, dizziness and nausea. While these are common flu symptoms, they are also the tell tale signs of potentially fatal carbon monoxide Read More …
Seasonal Affective Disorder: Advice and tips
With the dark night’s drawing in and fewer daylight hours, its common to feel a bit gloomy now and again, however in more extreme cases, people can experience Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Read More …
Arthritis has poor public understanding
Arthritis Research UK finds that people have a poor understanding of arthritis and many people living with joint pain are unaware of importance of early diagnosis Read More …
Back pain? Give it a little bit of TLC
Knowledge is crucial in the prevention of long-term back pain. Regular physical activity can be the right thing to guard against it, but if back pain strikes then early expert diagnosis and finding th Read More …
Top tips for preventing the common cold
Nobody escapes the common cold – according to the NHS, the average adult in the UK catches between two and four colds every year. Read More …
British HIV Association reveals patients with HIV infections are going unnoticed by NHS
The NHS are failing to notice patients who may have HIV, according to new research. Read More …
How to sleep better: What foods to eat
Plenty of people have trouble sleeping, but did you ever think that your diet could be the reason behind it? With the help of The Sleep Council we take a look at the foods that help aid better sleep Read More …
Cherry juice eases the pain of gout
New research shows that drinking cherry juice can reduce the risk of gout by more than a third Read More …
Health problems could be disguised by winter habits
Colder evenings are drawing in and the thought of curling up on the sofa in front of the TV is certainly more appealing than bracing the chilly wind outdoors. Watch out though for apparently normal ha Read More …
Stoptober: Expert tips for quitting smoking
Today sees the launch of the Government's national Stoptober campaign to encourage people to finally quit smoking, here we have tips from the expert on how you can do this once and for all Read More …
Anxiety and sleep drug could increase risk of dementia in over 65s
People over 65 who take a drug used to treat anxiety and sleep problems could increase their risk of developing dementia by 50 per cent. Read More …
Asthma sufferers on the rise - but what is the cause?
With increasing number of asthma sufferers, more and more studies are focusing on the connection with vitamin D and asthma. Read More …
Procyon: Health Product of the week
Stress, struggling to concentrate, lack of sleep and floundering performance are all bound to affect us at some time or another, but what if light and sound could help us back to our best? Read More …
Children's diets lacking 75 per cent of vital omega-3s
Children's diets have become something of an issue with obesity at all all-time high, but new research has revealed that 4-18 year-olds are missing out on 3/4s of daily Omega-3 intake too Read More …
World Heart Federation says heart health starts earlier than you think
Half of people incorrectly believe we should wait until age 30 or older before taking action to prevent heart disease and stroke, survey finds Read More …
Heart disease and children: The facts
Cardiovascular disease can affect people of all ages, & the risk begins in early life through unhealthy diets, lack of exercise & exposure to tobacco. In aid of World Heart Day we bring you the facts Read More …
People risking health by not visiting GP
Almost a third of people in the UK admit that visiting the GP is the last thing on their mind, even if they had an unusual or persistent change to their body. Read More …
People suffering with cancer not given enough support
Almost a third of people affected by cancer feel that they have insufficient information and support outside their healthcare team, according to new research. Read More …
Stars back new campaign to drive awareness of dementia
Sir Michael Parkinson, Fiona Phillips and Gordon Banks to support national “A Day to Remember” campaign, calling for the public not to delay talking about dementia Read More …
Friday work drinks can leave you with more than just a headache
On the most popular day of the week for work drinks, new research from alcohol education charity Drinkaware reveals three in four 18-24 year olds say they think it’s acceptable to get drunk in front o Read More …
Eye health needs to taken more seriously
Around five million Brits can't remember or believe it was more than ten years ago that they had their last eye examination. Eye health needs to be taken more seriously, here are some healthy eye tips Read More …
Best Health app: ProDiet
Best Health app this week has to go to ProDiet, a unique application which you can help you to lose weight in a healthy and sustainable way Read More …
