
HRT health risks – what every woman should know
Telegraph: HRT comes with nuanced risks that vary by age, health, and type of therapy.
Telegraph: HRT comes with nuanced risks that vary by age, health, and type of therapy.
New York Times: A good fitness routine can help you combat insomnia and sleep soundly.
Telegraph: Could persistent fatigue and brain fog be signs of a B12 deficiency?
Telegraph: Chronic inflammation is linked to many different medical conditions.
Telegraph: Around 5 to 10% of cancers are caused by faulty genes.
Telegraph: Can you bring down your cholesterol without resorting to statins?
NY Times: Women's muscle and joint pains of ageing could be linked to a loss of estrogen.
Telegraph: Menopause needn’t ruin your sex life.
A metabolism researcher dispels myths about the way we burn calories.
The danger now comes from smartphones, tablets and computers.
A survey found Kiwi men are eager to travel together, but not for a typical boys' weekend.
Telegraph: A husband’s sudden lifestyle change had an immense impact on his marriage.
Telegraph: It’s never too late to start stroke-proofing our lives.
Misdiagnosis of anxiety in women can obscure serious conditions.
'A hot bath or shower should be a treat, not a daily occurrence.'
New York Times: First, decide what kind of support you really need.
Telegraph: A study shows even minimal exercise can lower dementia risk by up to 10%.
NY Times: Sitting too long harms health, from weakened muscles to cardiovascular risks.
Authenticity leads to better mental health and deeper meaning in life.
People are often much harder on themselves than others.
Chocolate cravings before periods might stem from stress and cultural norms, not hormones.
NY Times: Setting boundaries often means disappointing others. How to do it without guilt.
Telegraph: The conditions that affect men at every age – and how to protect against them.
Telegraph: Noticing these early signs will avert the more serious long-term effects.
Telegraph: An eating strategy aimed specifically at keeping your brain healthy.
Dr Amy Muise: 'Self-expansion can reignite desire, even in long-term relationships'.
Telegraph: Keeping weight off can feel harder than losing it in the first place.
The actress looks ready to ditch her woo-woo wellness brand and return to her roots.
Tararua farmer learns from hectic schedule to improve farm wellbeing.
New York Times: There are lots of reasons your mood might tank at night.