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May20

Ex-addict bemoans lack of support for gamblers in Wales

Posted by Richard Towey in General

Not nearly enough is being done to prevent the people of Wales from developing dangerous gambling addictions. That's according to recovering addict Matt Zarb-Cousin, who knows the depths that gamblers can sink after becoming hooked on high-stakes games of... read more »

May17

Depressed women at risk of stroke, says study

Posted by Samantha Bartlett in General

New research has warned that women who are depressed have a much greater risk of experiencing a stroke. The 12-year study, which was carried out by researchers at the University of Queensland, found women in their... read more »

May16

Listening to happy music and simple movements can boost your mood, says research

Posted by Michael McFadyen in General

Studies have shown that listening to happy music can help make you a happier person. Seeking happiness alone can help to improve health, income and relationship satisfaction, a study from the University of Missouri... read more »

May13

Start with a small breakfast to beat obesity, says study

Posted by Samantha Bartlett in General

New research has suggested that those who want to lose weight should eat a smaller breakfast, according to business-standard.com. The research was carried out by scientists at the Medical Research Council's nutrition centre in... read more »

May10

Two-thirds say Sunday is most stressful day

Posted by Samantha Bartlett in General

Sunday is traditionally known as the day of rest, however a new study has found that nearly two-thirds of Brits now see it as the most stressful day of the week, according to hotsearch.aol.co.uk.... read more »

May9

Sixty per cent of women are uncomfortable with their bodies, says study

Posted by Samantha Bartlett in General

New research has revealed that many women fear looking at their own body in a mirror. The study, which was carried out by Rosemary Conley Diet & Fitness Clubs, questioned 2,000 women about body qualms.... read more »

May8

Addiction gene is in us all, claims author

Posted by Richard Towey in General

While most people might associate an addiction to something with harmful substances like alcohol or drugs, an expert on the topic believes anyone is capable of developing a damaging attachment to a basic part of their life. Damian... read more »

May7

MPs planning to reduce cake size to tackle Britons weight issue

Posted by Samantha Bartlett in General

The government has announced that it is considering reducing the size of biscuits and cakes to reduce the nation's weight issue. Ministers think that reducing the portion size of fatty and sugar-laden food could help... read more »

May2

Fasting diets starving followers of vitamins, note experts

Posted by Samantha Bartlett in General

Experts have warned that fasting diets could be ruining people's health, according to dailymail.co.uk. The current dieting trend, known as 'The Fast Diet' involves participants hardly eating anything for two days, followed by five... read more »

Apr30

Half of Britain suffer phobias

Posted by Lauren Sutton in General

Around 50 per cent of adults in the UK suffer from phobias, a new study has found. Ibtimes.co.uk reports that around a third of them are scared of heights. The survey, carried out by ITV... read more »