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  • Tuesday 26 March 2013,By Lesley Dobson

    Can alternative therapies help your Atrial Fibrillation?

    Atrial Fibrillation (AF) is the most common type of cardiac arrhythmia (an irregular, and often abnormally fast, heart rhythm). It affects as many as 500,000 people in the UK, and can increase your risk of stroke. Read On
  • Tuesday 26 March 2013,By Andrew Stucken

    Healthier computer use

    Spending lengthy spells at your computer could mean you are gradually storing up health problems. Postural, visual, joint and other issues can arise or grow worse from incorrect computer use – but a few simple steps can considerably reduce the risks. Read On
  • Monday 25 March 2013,By Siski Green

    Smokers and hip replacement failure

    Current smokers at greater risk for hip replacement failure, say US researchers. Read On
  • Friday 22 March 2013,By Judith Wills

    The moderate way to lose weight

    While researchers are constantly changing their minds about which foods are good for weight loss, Judith suggests that you can’t go wrong with some age-old diet advice Read On
  • Friday 22 March 2013,By Siski Green

    Variety may not be the spice of life after all...

    We’re told to eat a varied diet, and you probably do your best to do exactly that, but according to researchers our attempts are largely unsuccessful. Read On
  • Thursday 21 March 2013,By Patsy Westcott

    Heading for a fall?

    As you get older, tumbles can have serious consequences. Follow our prevention plan. Read On
  • Thursday 21 March 2013,By Siski Green

    Nurses provide comparable care to that of doctors

    New research indicates that nurses can treat patients with certain low-complexity health issues just as successfully as GPs Read On
  • Wednesday 20 March 2013,By Jane Garton

    The little health choices that can make all the difference

    Information overload means making the right health choices can be tough. But don’t worry, help is at hand Read On
  • Tuesday 19 March 2013,By Siski Green

    Why thinking positive helps health

    Study shows brooding over stressful events increases inflammation. Read On
  • Monday 18 March 2013,By Siski Green

    Home decorating and gardening injury prevention

    Before you don your gardening gloves or get going on a DIY project this spring, make sure you read this to avoid injury or muscle strain. Read On

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