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What are weight-loss jabs like Mounjaro and how do they work?

For decades, meaningful weight loss has been an elusive goal for millions of Britons. Diet plans come and go, exercise regimens start with enthusiasm and fade with time, and the statistics remain grim: obesity rates continue to climb despite our best efforts. But a remarkable shift is happening in GP surgeries and NHS clinics across the UK, one that doctors are calling nothing short of revolutionary.

A new class of weight-loss medications, led by Mounjaro (tirzepatide), is fundamentally changing how we understand and treat obesity. Approved by the Medicines and Healthcare...

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What Can I Do About My Hair Loss?

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Fri, 07/24/2020 - 7:52am

Not all cases of hair loss should be a source of concern for people. There is a chance of the occasional hair breakage from wearing hats, combing, and simply age-related hair loss. Approximately 85% of men will start to lose a large proportion of hair when they reach 50.

Before you can decide on what to do about your hair loss, you need to know what is responsible . It’s best to speak to a medical expert to determine this.

If you are losing hair as a result of androgenic alopecia or any other causes that cannot be reversed via lifestyle changes, and you don’t mind...

The NHS in Devon is here for you – reassurance as county prepares to welcome summer visitors

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 07/23/2020 - 6:24pm

The NHS in Devon has measures in place to keep local people and visitors safe as the county welcomes thousands of holidaymakers for the summer season.

With restrictions on holiday stays and day-tripping eased, Devonians are welcoming visitors attracted by the county’s glorious coastline and stunning countryside.

Doctors are encouraging everyone in the county to stay alert and respect Government safety rules on social distancing, isolating, face coverings and hand washing.

Dr Paul Johnson, Chair of NHS Devon Clinical Commissioning Group, the headquarters of the...

Seniors Are Often Sleep-Deprived - Here's Why

A peaceful and good night's sleep is necessary for the optimal functioning of the body. Lack of peaceful sleep can cause many challenges to victims, such as a decline in productivity. To handle sleeping difficulties, it is imperative that you identify the source then seek medical interventions.

Sleep Apnea

Whenever you feel tired in the morning when you wake up, there is a high probability of suffering from sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is a condition that causes breathing challenges while sleeping. Sleep difficulty is due to regular stops in breathing while sleeping. Various factors...

Employers urged to consider mental health as employees return to the workplace

Managing employees experiencing mental ill-health is one of the biggest challenges employers face and never more so than during the current pandemic which has produced for some employees a perfect storm of isolation from colleagues, family and friends, the pressures of managing home working and worries about the future.

Even before the pandemic, research in 2016 and 2017 found that 1 in 6 employees in the UK reported mental ill-health each week and a third of fit notes with a known diagnosis note mental or behavioural disorders as the reason for absence.

Employers will be...

Research to reveal the evolutionary reasons why we get by with a little help from our friends

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 07/21/2020 - 3:41pm

The quest to discover why friendship plays such a pivotal role in social and mental well-being has been given a significant boost, it has been announced.

Professor Lauren Brent, an expert in animal behaviour from the University of Exeter has been awarded substantial funding to help uncover the evolutionary origins of friendship and social bonds.

Prof Brent has received a €2 million grant to conduct ground-breaking new research to investigate not only social bonds are so important to the health and longevity of so many species, but also why evolution allows social...

5 Ways to Keep Healthy at Work

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Tue, 07/21/2020 - 6:30am

Workplaces can be the cause of many common health conditions, from issues with repetitive strain disorders to frequent colds and flu. However, many people spend a great proportion of their time at work and so it is important that you know how you can protect and maintain your health when you are in the office.

  1. Invest in the Right Glasses

The modern workplace can be incredibly detrimental to your eyesight, with bright computer screens leaving you with eye strain, migraines, and deteriorating vision. However, there are many ways that you can look after your...

How to do face mask makeup: Stagecoach teams up with hartyyy

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 07/20/2020 - 10:54am

With face coverings now becoming an everyday part of life, Stagecoach, the UK’s biggest bus and coach operator, has teamed up with makeup influencer Lucy Hart (@hartyyy on Instagram) to create a video showing customers how to keep their makeup in top shape whilst wearing a face covering.

Face coverings are now mandatory on all public transport including all Stagecoach bus services, and from 24 July, must be worn in shops and supermarkets. As more people return to using buses to get to work and for leisure activities such as shopping and eating out and meeting friends, there’s a...

Five genius ways to get more Vitamin C for your skin

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 07/20/2020 - 6:29am

We know that vitamin C is key for us to have every day as it’s an antioxidant that protects cells, DNA, proteins, and lipids from oxidative damage. It is also essential for the formation of collagen, which is important for our skin as our body does not naturally produce the vitamin.

But with more of our favourite local restaurants adding takeaway options each week and the temptation of rewarding each working day with a glass of wine, it can be easy to let the nutrients and vitamins slip from our diet.

In addition to strengthening the immune system, it also has many other...

Defra report features Westcountry research on health benefits of being by the sea

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 07/20/2020 - 1:02am

Researchers at two leading Westcountry institutions have teamed up with Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) in a study that shows that spending time in marine and coastal environments has positive benefits on health and well-being.

The review, held in collaboration with Plymouth Marine Laboratory and the University of Exeter and funded by Defra and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), reveals that visits to marine and coastal areas with designated or protected status and those with higher levels of biodiversity are associated with higher levels of calmness,...

Defra report features Westcountry research on health benefits of being by the sea

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 07/20/2020 - 1:01am

Researchers at two leading Westcountry institutions have teamed up with Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) in a study that shows that spending time in marine and coastal environments has positive benefits on health and well-being.

The review, held in collaboration with Plymouth Marine Laboratory and the University of Exeter and funded by Defra and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), reveals that visits to marine and coastal areas with designated or protected status and those with higher levels of biodiversity are associated with higher levels of calmness,...

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