Any amount of running reduces risk of early death, study finds
Previous research suggested health benefits increased with greater volume of running, a new study finds this may not be the case This is an edited keep reading
Previous research suggested health benefits increased with greater volume of running, a new study finds this may not be the case This is an edited keep reading
Patients ask what depression is but, ultimately, our understanding of mental health problems is poor This is an edited version of an article first published keep reading
Study shows people with more Bacteroidales bacteria may have up to 15% greater risk of developing bowel cancer This is an edited version of an keep reading
Seasonal affective disorder is more than just the ‘winter blues’ or a feeling of sadness; it is a major depressive disorder brought about by the keep reading
The increase is due to several factors including deprivation and rise in obesity, says Cancer Research UK This is an edited version of an article keep reading
Patients ask what depression is but, ultimately, our understanding of mental health problems is poor This is an edited version of an article first published keep reading
Findings from the Sporting Equality Fund – which gives grants distributed by the Scottish government to get more women and girls participating in physical activity keep reading
After an inspiring talk on increasing accessibility and disability awareness in the workplace, we explore ways practice managers can make GP appointments more comfortable experiences keep reading
Could cigarettes make a come-back amid vaping scare? This is an edited version of an article first published by Bloomberg Quint. in October, a Twitter keep reading
NHS could tailor appointments so people don’t have to take time off work to attend them This is an edited version of an article first keep reading
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