Popular home remedies and well-known health foods may be more myth than fact, as some doctors have pointed out. A survey by Wren...
BynytimespostFebruary 4, 2025Dr Liz O’Riordan (Image: Jenny Smith) While researching my book I came across more than 60 cancer treatments I’d never heard of. And...
BynytimespostFebruary 2, 2025Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) have had a lot of bad press of late, with research increasingly suggesting they’re bad for our health. There’s convincing...
BynytimespostNovember 4, 2024A staggering 64% of adults in England are classed as either overweight or obese according to the most recent NHS figures. And with...
BynytimespostOctober 22, 2024Diabetes affects more than five million people in Britain – that’s one in every 14 of us – with around 90 per cent...
BynytimespostOctober 14, 2024A quarter of the UK population have a fungal nail infection at any one time, yet only 11 per cent are aware of...
BynytimespostOctober 1, 2024Immigration is Trump’s manipulated wedge issue Ossining, N.Y.: Voicer Angelo Vetrano repeats the tired lie that President Biden had an “open borders” policy....
BynytimespostSeptember 14, 2024With so much information available, it can be hard to know the best option when it comes to beauty (Image: People Images) With...
BynytimespostJuly 1, 2024An expert has dispelled a misunderstanding about how the state pension works and is funded through National Insurance (NI) contributions. The Conservatives have...
BynytimespostMay 11, 2024This week’slatest episode of BBC’s ‘The Apprentice’ challenged the contestants to create a “creative advertising campaign” for an electric vehicle. Not everyone was...
BynytimespostMarch 23, 2024