In 2019, the World Health Organisation (WHO) classed burnout as a diagnosable syndrome because of stress in the workplace. Burnout affects more people than previously thought, with research finding
Healthy Living
Top Meal Replacement Shakes
There are many times when someone needs to get a few extra hundred calories into their body to fulfill their daily calories and protein goal. The best way to accomplish this without having to burden
15 Health and Fitness Magazines to Consider Pitching to
America is obsessed with health and wellness. Despite being described as one of the unhealthiest countries in the world, the American people take in an abundance of information on ways to
Benefits Of Introducing Your Child To A Fitness Hobby
The key to real happiness is a strong body and a sound mind. With the pandemic around, all of us are restricted to working from homes and online classes. There is no doubt of your weighing machines
5 effects of alcohol on the body
Alcohol related deaths have hit a record-high in England and Wales, according to new figures from the Office for National Statistics. During the first nine months of 2020, 5,460 deaths were registered
Asymptomatic COVID testing to be rolled out next week, with priority for one group
Asymptomatic coronavirus testing will be rolled out across the country from next week.
People without Covid-19 symptoms who cannot work from home should be prioritised for quick turnaround tests, the
Why paternity tests should become cheaper and more widely accessible
South African women still experience social prejudice around pregnancy and the reproductive decisions they make. Men, on the other hand, often escape the spotlight. Women who do not know the paternity
Coronavirus: how we’re creating a rapid test that could help halt the pandemic
Jonas Graversen, University of Southern Denmark
Testing has become central to the discussion
Divorce and Domestic Abuse
Domestic abuse is a serious issue that needs immediate attention and action. Separating from an abusive partner is the start of a challenging and difficult journey. That’s why victims need support
Does wearing glasses protect you from coronavirus?
Simon Kolstoe, University of Portsmouth
Researchers in China have found that people who wear glasses appear to be at lower risk of catching COVID-19. The authors of the study, published
