Lifestyle
Your muffin top could be down to your genes
Whether you’ve got more junk on the trunk or a little bit of jiggle round the middle, where you store fat is determined by your genes
Dementia victims ‘could have their memory restored’
Researchers say a new approach to Alzheimer's may eventually make it possible to reverse memory loss, a hallmark of the disease in its late stages
Being a mum ‘bad for a woman’s health’
Researchers found that the mental toll of the round the clock responsibilities of being a mum can have a negative impact on their well-being
GALLERY: Four Fists bring the fury to the capital
@ The Shacklewell Arms, London19/01/2019Pictures: Graham Berry (@blktphotography) Saturday saw the raucous team-up of P.O.S and Astronautilis - AKA Four Fists - hit the capital. A sold-out Shacklewell Arms bore witness to every rumbling breakbeat and aggravated chiptune stab as this long-awaited collab aired tracks from their 6666 debut. Check out the full gallery below. Four FistsFour FistsFour FistsFour FistsFour FistsFour FistsFour FistsFour FistsFour FistsFour FistsFour FistsFour FistsFour FistsFour Fists Four Fists Four Fists Four Fists Four Fists Four Fists...
Dementia could now be detected 16 years before symptoms are noticed
Researchers found a protein in the blood that can "very accurately" predict degenerative brain disease well before signs of memory loss and confusion begin.
Cambridge boffins invent app to improve concentration in age of tech distractions
A team from Cambridge's Behavioural and Clinical Neuroscience Institute has developed and tested 'Decoder' - a new game aimed at helping users improve their attention and concentration
Wackiest excuses for submitting tax return late include “I’m too short to reach the post box”
With the next self assessment deadline looming on January 31, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) have released a list of 'outlandish' excuses received over the past year
Lyme disease-sufferer contracted disease from pet cat SIXTEEN years ago
Lisa Vallo, 51, woke up in 2002 to find a small black dot on her stomach. She went to the toilet and used her nail to scratch the unusual mark only to discover a tick had inserted itself into her flesh.
How Do Doctors Get Insured?
Doctors help diagnose and treat injuries and illnesses. They examine patients, assess individual medical histories and prescribe necessary medications. On top of this, they also order and interpret results of diagnostic tests, subsequently helping patients to manage and/or recover from their ailments. As a result, a doctor’s practice helps ensure a community and the families within it are healthier by offering people the very tools they need to stay in charge of their health. Running a medical practice however, comes...