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Category: Health
Drinking More Than This Many Units Of Alcohol Per Week Is Linked To Dementia Risk
Though many lifestyle factors have been linked to an increased risk of developing dementia, it can be a little hard
Spotting This While Food Shopping Could Be An Early Sign Of Dementia
In his book, How To Prevent Dementia, neurologist and author Dr. Restak shared lesser-known signs of dementia ― as well
Study Finds Eating Cheese May Reduce Your Risk For This Potentially Serious Health Condition
This could be grate news for cheese lovers: A recent study found potential links between cheese and positive health outcomes,
Keep Butter Out Of The Fridge? We’ve Got Grim News For You
Think butter belongs on the counter? This might make you rethink your storage habits Despite what I’ll tactfully call conflicting
Noticing This While Brushing Your Teeth Could Be A Sign Of Dementia
In his new book How To Prevent Dementia, Dr. Richard Restak (neurologist, neuropsychiatrist, author, and professor) shared that some signs
Preston NHS dietician says restaurants should be forced to tell customers about carbohydrates to protect diabetics
An NHS dietician from Preston says restaurants should be obliged to tell customers how many carbohydrates are in their meals so that diabetics can maintain control of their condition while […]
4 Questions To Design Your Personal Relationship With AI In 2025
AI in 2025 demands thoughtful integration, as its growing role raises questions about purpose, values, and boundaries in designing a
4 Ways Artificial Intelligence (AI) is Poised to Transform Medicine
AI is transforming medicine by improving diagnostics and treatment precision, from detecting collapsed lungs to analyzing Parkinson’s progression. Copyright:
Preston councillors call for government to rethink decision not to spend £10.5bn compensating WASPI group
Preston city councillors have called on the government to think again over its decision to deny compensation to women whose retirement plans were upended by changes to the state pension […]