New research has suggested that football fans watching the England versus Wales game were exposed to marketing for alcoholic products almost once every minute. A study compiled by the charity Alcohol Concern revealed that sponsor adverts were seen an average of 78 times during the two nation’s Group B qualifying matches at Euro 2016. This […]
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Pregnant Women with Epilepsy “Require Specialist Care”-2618
June 21st, 2016Pregnant women who suffer from epilepsy should be provided with specialist care according to new guidelines put forward by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. According to experts from the body, pregnant women with epilepsy should receive specialist care from a dedicated health team to reduce the risk of complications and prevent “unnecessary deaths”. […]
Women Over 50 are Avoiding Smear Tests, Survey Shows-9182
June 14th, 2016A cervical cancer charity has issued a warning after figures showed a significant number of women over 50 are missing routine smear tests. Over a third of women aged over 50 have delayed or missed their routine cervical screening test according to Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust. In a survey of 1,000 women aged over 50, […]
Major Blood Cancer is 11 Distinct Diseases, Study Says-7352
June 9th, 2016Detailed genetic analysis into Acute Myeloid Leukaemia (AML) has found that it is 11 distinctive diseases, rather than just one. The study, which was published in the New England Journal of Medicine, discovered that the reason some patients respond more positively to treatment than others could be explained by genetic differences. The researchers conducting the […]
Kava Research Shows Women are Twice as Likely as Men to Have Anxiety, New Review Suggests-6120
June 7th, 2016Women are almost twice as likely to suffer from anxiety as men, a new review has suggested. Researchers from Cambridge University conducted a review of 48 studies on kava, which lead them to conclusion that women are more likely to experience anxiety than men. The review also suggested that young people aged under 35 and […]
Global Study Says Anxiety Disorders Need More Research-9084
June 6th, 2016A global review of anxiety says that as the disorder is more common than we think, more attention should be paid to it in mental health research. Anxiety is defined as feelings of fear, unease and worry that carry on for extended periods of time and affect everyday life, becoming overwhelming. This is commonly accompanied […]
8 Ways to Stay Healthy in Summer-4662
June 1st, 2016Summer is finally here and before we know it, the holidays will be here. If you’re ready to have your healthiest summer yet, take on board these eight golden rules: Drink plenty of water It’s essential to drink water all year round, but staying hydrated is particularly important in the summer when temperatures are higher. If […]
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