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Six top tips to avoid Christmas injuries including cooking burns and pulled muscles

Six top tips to avoid Christmas injuries including cooking burns and pulled muscles
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Is this the formula for the perfect job?

For many, being offered a short commute, free cups of tea and a pint with the boss on your birthday is more important than a killer salary

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Tiny tweaks to banish your aches and pains

Troubled by a sore back lately? You re not alone - research suggests that inactivity and working from home during the pandemic have exacerbated our aches and pains.

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Are people shrinking with age?

Researchers at the University of Gothenburg, in Sweden, have confirmed what many of us have suspected for years… that we shrink as we age. Researchers monitored the heights, and health, of thousands of people for decades, and found women are more likely to shrink than men shedding around half an inch per decade from […]

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The screen time tipping point: From eyesight to posture, when does it become a risk to our health?

As a new study finds we're spending a third of our waking lives staring at our phones or the TV, it's time to reconsider our tech habits

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