Obesity and the brain

Feb 25, 2019

Obesity and the brain

Researchers from UCL and Loughborough University have apparently discovered that people with excess fat around their tummies have less grey matter in their brains than…

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Anti antibiotics

Resistance to antibiotics is a worldwide problem and an emergency that could be as serious a threat to human beings as climate change. Health secretary…

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ACL

That’s torn it

At this time of year, knee ligament injuries tend to flood orthopaedic clinics as people return from the ski slopes. The most common ligament injury…

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Mountain magic

Mountain magic

I first came across the VivaMayr Clinic in Altaussee in Austria just over two years ago, after it had been repeatedly recommended to me by…

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Stem Cells

Run to stay young

According to a recent study in Germany, regular aerobic exercise actually helps to prevent your cells from shrivelling up as you get older. Inside the…

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Don’t shoulder the pain | Physio

Don’t shoulder the pain

Shoulder pain is incredibly common. Some studies suggest that it accounts for anything up to 70% of musculoskeletal attendances at a GP surgery. One of…

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Ankle Instability/Lateral Ligament Instability

Every day, one in 10,000 people worldwide sustain a lateral ligament injury of the ankle – making this by far the commonest ligament injury seen…

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High risk

High risk

A new study has indicated that the taller you are, the greater your risk of getting cancer – and it’s purely down to the number…

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Childhood obesity | Exercise

Childhood obesity

Research from the University of Glasgow shows that in the past three years alone, the number of patients requiring specialist treatment for Type 2 diabetes…

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Sleep in, die young | Owl

Sleep in, die young

We all know that sleep is vital for our physical and mental health. But new research has taken that idea one step further by clearly…

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