Married people around the world finally have the comeback they need when they have an argument or a rough patch – being married is actually good for your health and can help majorly reduce the risk of both depression and anxiety for both members of the marriage. However, it’s only as good as your relationship,...
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The possibility has been raised by scientists that cardiovascular disease could be linked to the disturbances in the body’s 24 hour clock. The team based in Japan were working on mice. Scientists are already aware of the genes that are needed for the circadian clock commonly referred to as the body clock, and mice lacking...
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According to a new Danish study people who look ‘younger’ on average tend to live a long life, so if you’ve ever been told you look younger than your age or that you’ve got a baby face, perhaps now is the time to celebrate. The study believes that simple appearance can go a long way...
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According to a recent flurry of over 18 separate studies, people who regularly drink tea and coffee are at a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Even better news for those that drink coffee but stick to the decaf is that it’s not likely that caffeine has the greatest effect, according to the Archives...
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A lifetimes worth of the exercise and lifestyle habits of over 4,000 women was recently conducted at the University of Northern Colorado that has found that women over the age of 30 could see a benefit in increased exercise levels ? a lower risk of developing breast cancer. The studies involved women being asked to...
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Lucy Murphy from Exeter, Devon is a nine year old girl like any other. She enjoys going to Brownies and is learning to play the keyboard. Unfortunately, Lucky suffers from a rare form of epilepsy called Dravet?s Syndrome, which resulted in her having uncontrollable seizures which could last for many hours. The condition controlled...
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