Lifestyle

A quarter of Brits have experienced a breakup after an accident that wasn’t their fault

The devastating impact of an accident on people’s relationships and social life has emerged, following the results of a survey by National Accident Helpline.   The survey of 1,000 Brits who had been in an accident that wasn’t their fault, revealed the effects it had on people’s confidence, ability to leave the house and relationships with their partner and children.   Overall self-confidence is a major issue for many, with 66% of women reporting a loss of it. Men are less likely to feel the same but still high with 58% admitting they did. This loss of self-confidence also had a negative impact on people’s relationships with 81% saying it...

New ‘You & Type 2’ Initiative for South Londoners Aims to Improve Lives of Diabetes Patients

A new joint project from the National Health Service, local medical clinics and private technology firms is looking to redefine how South Londoners with Type 2 diabetes contend with their condition. The 2019 ‘You & Type 2’ initiative blends private and personalised health care with technology-based solutions to give individuals living with Type 2 diabetes a more effective way to manage their lives and keep healthier. Indeed, the project is a response to skyrocketing diabetes rates and an increasing strain...

The Breakdown of an Athlete: Not Dunn Yet

The Simon you see online is the Simon I want you to see, may it be my pride or the influence of social media, but it’s not always as it seems. Life is a series of ups and downs, just remember - there’s always light at the end of the tunnel no matter how dark it may seem!

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