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For those of us who are trying to lose weight or just live a healthier life, it can be difficult to know where to start and what kind of changes you should be making.

Dr Michael Mosley has shared a simple test that can tell you whether or not your breakfast is right for you.

A doctor has shared how common breakfast foods including toast and tea could actually be stopping you from losing weight.

Calorie counting can be a nightmare if you're trying to lose weight, so the ability to simply avoid an extra 500 calories daily would come as a relief to many slimmers.

New research has unveiled the real dangers of a dog obesity 'epidemic' that's sweeping the UK and putting pooches at risk.

Hollywood’s Covid-19 vaccination mandates were the subject of a three-hour special meeting today of the SAG-AFTRA national board, which ended without any action to modify the existing policy that allows employers, on a production-by-production basis, to require vaccinations as a condition of employment, subject to restrictions contained in the industry’s Return-to-Work agreement. That agreement is set to expire on Sept. 30.

Anthony Fauci, a leading epidemiologist who advised seven presidents and had a major role in the HIV/AIDS and COVID epidemics, has confirmed plans to retire from his role in the U.S. government.

A popular breakfast staple 'increases' the risk of developing 'three deadly cancers', a new study claims.

also building a motor yacht to accompany her.The support yacht, or shadow vessel, is soaring in popularity among the superyacht community.

In case you needed another reason to believe in climate change, it turns out pollution is causing men’s penises to shrink. Yep, you read that right! Manhood is at stake here.

READ MORE. . . Will Smith's wife Jada Pinkett Smith mocks the QueenAlongside his newborn, Jon also has two daughters with ex partner Madeleine Colvin.

asteroid, or even climate change.

animals showed neurological symptoms like lack of coordination and seizures, while also gripped with distended abdomens and vomiting indicating gastrointestinal distress. "It was not subtle — the chimpanzees would stagger and stumble, vomit, and have diarrhoea," Tony Goldberg, an epidemiologist and veterinarian at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, told Science."Sometimes they'd go to bed healthy and be dead in the morning."Desperate staff tried to nurse the sick chimps back to health, but soon realised it had a mortality rate of 100%.

Former health secretary Jeremy Hunt has joined disease experts in urging for medical-grade masks to become compulsory amid fears over the infection rate of new mutant strains of Covid.

Ellise Shafer administratorIn a message to members on Tuesday, SAG-AFTRA president Gabrielle Carteris and national executive director David White said that many productions will remain on hiatus for the next few weeks as Los Angeles County experiences a continued surge in COVID-19 cases.“We are writing to let you know that we are closely monitoring the recent surge in COVID-19 infections along with the reported lack of intensive care unit (ICU) beds throughout the state of California and particularly in Los Angeles County,” the message begins.

Dave Cormack insists Aberdeen will not be "fobbed off" in their bid to get fans back into Pittodrie.The Dons chairman has become exasperated by repeated rejection of test event applications and football clubs are being treated unfairly.He insists requests for meetings with ministers and clinical director Jason Leitch are being continually ignored, despite the latter informing clubs regulated outdoor events were preferable to indoor gatherings.Aberdeen have previously secured the backing of epidemiologist Professor Gary Macfarlane, who declared 2000 socially-distanced supporters inside Pittodrie as being low risk.And now a defiant Cormack, who revealed Aberdeen have spent £30,000 on protocols, has launched another bid to force authorities to

NHS workers will not be first in the queue for the new coronavirus vaccine as care homes and the over 80s return to the top of the list.

Dave Cormack has blasted Jason Leitch's latest public refusal to allow fans back into Scottish stadia as 'scaremongering'. The Dons chief was publicly critical of the Clinical Director in a series of tweets on Friday, highlighting the low risk of Covid transmission in outdoor events in comparison to other sectors.

Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack as he insists the government do care about football. The Dons are desperate to get fans back into Pittodrie after a successful test event in September and have applied to get 1,000 supporters into their Premiership clash with Ross County on December 12.

Scottish Government for blanking football’s bid to try and get fans back through the gates. Cormack took to Twitter on Friday night to challenge the Government’s National Clinical Director Jason Leitch and Sports Minister Joe FitzPatrick for claiming the “channels of communication are open” on national radio.

Vegans are more likely to suffer broken bones than omnivores or pescatarians, research suggests.A study of almost 50,000 UK residents found that people who eat no animal products and follow a plant-based diet are 43% more likely to fracture their bones. The risk of fracture was reduced when body mass index (BMI), protein and calcium intake were considered.