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Drinking a certain type of hot beverage every day can reduce the risk of developing diabetes by over a quarter, a new study has found.

A short procedure that reduces the size of the stomach without invasive surgery has been labelled "safe and effective" for NHS use.

With the weather getting chillier, ending or starting the day with a hot shower is particularly comforting.

Millions of households across Great Britain are at risk of becoming ill because they are not switching on their heating when it is cold, a consumer watchdog has warned. A Which? survey of 4,000 people found high energy bills had led to almost nine in 10 households (85%) trying to cut back on their energy usage, while nearly half (46%) said they had not turned their heating on when it was cold last winter.

that the barista in Pret regularly warns me “it’s not good for your heart” when I order my daily triple-shot flat white at 8 a.m. to kickstart my day.Suffice to say, since becoming pregnant and having to limit my caffeine allowance, I've been struggling.

A new weight loss drug in the form of an injection has just been made available on the NHS for the first time.

Michael Mosley has explained how living like the people of Spain, Italy and Greece can help keep heart disease at bay.

The weight loss jab Wegovy is being made available in the UK as part of a “controlled and limited launch”.

or being an overachiever—your guess is as good as mine. But body aches, , stress in the shoulders, headaches…it’s all there and intermittently throughout the month alerting me, “Hey, something may not be right” before my brain does.We all carry stress, emotion, and even trauma in our bodies, and that can really impact how they move, regulate, and feel. According to t, stress affects everything from our cardiovascular to our gastrointestinal to our reproductive systems.

It’s often seen as a lazy habit.

made a strong case for swapping beach vacays for time in the wilderness—consider us convinced.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Immersing ourselves in nature—whether that’s heading to a forest, a lake, or the sea, or all three if you can—is known to have many mental and physical health benefits (including lowering blood sugar levels and improving immune system function, energy, and cardiovascular health), not to mention how healing it can be to carve out space for peace and quiet in a hectic diary. As she gazed over the water, Crawford certainly appeared completely relaxed.“Research shows that spending just two hours a week in nature significantly improves our health and satisfaction,” Ellen Devine, wellbeing projects manager at Forestry England previously told Vogue, adding that it’s also indirectly good for the environment.

Eating more plant-based protein foods can help stave off chronic kidney disease (CKD), according to a new study.

Eating more full-fat dairy could reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, a new study has found.

Justin Peacock, a former lawyer who switched careers to become author and then TV writer-producer, died July 13 at his Los Angeles home of natural causes due to atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, according to the L.A. County Medical Examiner-Coroner’s office. He was 52.

A new study has found changing eight habits could see the population live up to 20 years longer - if they follow the healthier options in life. Researchers identified that not exercising enough, smoking often, and using opioids had the biggest impact on a person's length of life, and these habits were associated with around a 30-45 per cent bigger chance of dying.

No matter how healthy and balanced our three meals a day are, sometimes the cravings hit and we need a snack or two to keep us going.

Doctor Michael Mosley has shared a fruit you should eat every day if you suffer from high blood pressure.

with a hula hoop was like.From my one-month hula hoop fitness test, I expected to develop a better body feeling and more stability, which I hoped would benefit me in other sports such as swimming, for example. But more importantly, I wanted to find out if training with the hula hoop could be something that can be integrated into everyday life in a sustainable way. In my imagination, I pictured myself standing on my balcony swinging the hoop in the morning while enjoying the first rays of sunshine, or doing my workout in the evening after work while looking for a new season of my favorite series.

Earlier this week, presenter and journalist Fiona Phillips made the shocking announcement that she has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's at 62. Fiona, who also lost her mother and father to the disease, revealed that she was told the news last year. She decided to go public as she wants to use her platform to raise awareness of Alzheimer's and Dementia.

The weather just keeps on getting warmer in Greater Manchester, with temperatures forecast to hit 26C this weekend. Glorious sunshine and temperatures in the low 20s have brought people out and about in swathes for the past few weeks.

, with . According to the , conditions are projected to linger for the next few days due to stagnant weather systems and could even spread further west by Thursday. Public health officials are and to avoid smoke particle inhalation, particularly for high-risk individuals with asthma and cardiovascular and respiratory conditions. Dermatologists also warn that poor air quality exposure can have adverse effects on your skin. “Air quality has a direct relationship with quality of skin,” board-certified dermatologist , tells Glamour.