Health

For millions of people around the world, fishing is the ultimate way to relax....

Fly fishing: your new outdoor hobby

Thanks to the NHS website, it’s easy for people around the UK to find...

Making the most of the NHS website

The summer of 2014 might feel some way off to most of us, but...

Don’t score an own goal booking accommodation for the World Cup

Millions of moustaches are about to sprout as men use their faces to raise...

Grow your mo-jo
Bowling tips for the young at heart

Bowling may have a reputation as a sport for teenagers and more mature adults,...

Finding new ways to keep fit

We all know how important it is to get plenty of exercise, but keeping...

Ride the waves: surfing for beginners

If you love the water and aren’t afraid to go out and splash in...

Golfing in Scotland during the 2014 Ryder Cup

Across the world, Scotland is known for two things: whisky and golf. And in...

Waterskiing for beginners

Waterskiing is one of the most classic watersports and has been popular with people...

Running for Silversurfers

The physical and mental benefits of running can be far reaching and, can be...

Having fun with rock climbing

When another trip to the gym sounds dull and you’re bored of the same...

Entering the world of competitive race walking

Most of us, providing we’re fit and able, walk everyday without ever really thinking...

Fun Fitness, Latin style: join the Zumba sensation

You may have heard the word “Zumba” a lot lately. One of the fastest-growing...

Cricket: reviving our love for the sport

Ever since the England team’s long-overdue Ashes win in 2005, cricket has been enjoying...

Bowel growth removal questioned

Too many people could be undergoing procedures to remove growths in their bowel that...

Breast cancer: Survival’s only half the battle

More and more people are surviving breast cancer, but the challenges don’t end there....

Test hope for breast cancer therapy

Thousands of women with breast cancer could be spared chemotherapy every year thanks to...

Mutation link to strokes discovered

A genetic mutation that can lead to haemorrhagic stroke has been identified by scientists...

Bend it like Brazil

All football fans’ eyes will be on Brazil next year when the World Cup...

Super broccoli helps fight ageing

A superfood broccoli developed by British scientists retunes metabolism to combat the effects of...

Rationing risk to diabetes patients

People with diabetes are facing serious illness because the number of blood test strips...

Prostate cancer ‘progress’ hailed

New treatments have tripled the life expectancy of British men with incurable prostate cancer...

Testicular cancer ‘nearly beaten’

Almost every man in the UK diagnosed with testicular cancer is now beating the...

Find lifts Parkinson’s therapy hope

Cholesterol-lowering drugs taken by millions of people could form the basis of new treatments...

70 year old grandma sails into the record books

70 year old grandma sails into the record books as the oldest woman to...

Op jab ‘may raise dementia risk’

Older people who undergo general anaesthesia during surgery have an increased risk of developing...

Concern over dementia waiting times

There are “huge disparities” in the care people with dementia receive depending on where...

‘iKnife’ tested on cancer patients

An “intelligent” knife that knows when it is cutting through cancerous tissue is being...

Dog gives dementia couple life back

A couple dealing with dementia say they have been given their lives back thanks...

Concern over missing kidney tests

A quarter of people with diabetes have not been given a vital test to...

Dementia patient checks ‘missed’

Many dementia patients are not receiving “key” health assessments when they are in hospital,...

‘Much-needed’ cancer drug welcomed

A hi-tech prostate cancer drug that offers hope to men who have run out...

Alzheimers and cancer link studied

Alzheimer’s disease and cancer may be mutually protective, new research has suggested. Older people...

3D map shows ‘human batteries’

Scientists have developed a 3D map of tiny “batteries” in the body which they...

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