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Smokers in England are less hooked than they were a decade ago – but are also less inclined to give up, reveals study People smoke fewer cigarettes every day in 2017 compared with 2008 However, lower proportions of smokers had plans to quit or cut down More people are turning to e-cigarettes than typical quit-smoking products Cancer Research UK said the […]
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Government plans to ban the sale of energy drinks to children are ‘unscientific’ and ‘discriminatory’ as many contain LESS sugar than Pepsi, Coca Cola and Fanta, think-tank warns Report from independent think-tank said banning energy drinks ‘made no sense’ Many have more sugar than Coke, Pepsi and Fanta, which would not be banned Caffeine in energy drinks significantly less than […]
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Do you need a cooking torch? Probably not — generations of humans have trudged on just fine without access to homemade crème brûlée. But if you do have a kitchen torch, you may be surprised at just how powerful you feel with that little flame in your hands. Yes, it can make a delectable, shattering crust on a crème brûlée, […]
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Amputee, 41, who lost half of his LEG from a blood clot claims NHS doctors have given up on saving his dying stump – even though he is desperate to keep it Ben Lovell, 41, had to have his right leg amputated below the knee in 2017 He had symptoms of a blood clot, such as cramps, in the months […]
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Fox News Flash top headlines for Dec. 20 Fox News Flash top headlines for Dec. 20 are here. Check out what’s clicking on Foxnews.com A 1-year-old boy in the United Kingdom will soon make a trip to the United States for life-saving surgery to remove a tumor on his heart. Come March, Emma and Stuart Labuschagne, along with their son, Michael, […]
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Fox News Flash top headlines for Jan. 8 Fox News Flash top headlines for Jan. 8 are here. Check out what’s clicking on Foxnews.com A Florida mom who gave birth to twins twice in one year said she didn’t even know multiples ran in her family until after she welcomed her four boys in 2019. Alexzandria Wolliston first welcomed Mark […]
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A new study at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health found that implementing hospital-based palliative care services in New York State reduces treatment intensity at the end of life for hospitalized patients. Findings are online in JAMA Network Open. Using a large sample of hospitals with varying characteristics, the researchers analyzed data from 51 hospitals in New York State […]
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Separate beds could be the key to better health and a happier relationship, new survey suggests Separate beds aren’t a sign of marital strife — they’re the key to better health and a happier relationship. Or so suggests a survey, which showed that one in six couples has resorted to sleeping apart not because they can’t stand each other, but […]
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This year, the health and wellness world was all a buzz with oat milk lattes, elderberries and, of course, the ultimate at home luxury fitness accessory: the Peloton Bike. Wellness is a market that is constantly growing and evolving, and according to the most recent study by the Global Wellness Institute, the global wellness market is valued at $4.2 trillion, […]
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Outcomes of the five year review of the Health Star Rating (HSR) take Australia and New Zealand’s nutrition labels a step closer to being world-leading, according to an analysis of front-of-pack labeling published in BMJ Global Health. But there are lessons to be learned from other countries that could make our national system more effective, according to public health lawyer […]
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