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Public Health

Heads Up, Healthcare Costs Down: The Benefits of Walking

8 November 2026

Walking more each day could help reduce healthcare costs, particularly among older adults, according to new research from Osaka Metropolitan University. The study suggests that the financial benefits associated with walking become increasingly pronounced with…

Afterschool Intervention Shows Promise in Tackling Childhood Weight Concerns

12 October 2026

Could swapping sugary drinks for water help children maintain a healthier weight? A new study suggests that one simple change…

Paid to Vape: Researchers Raise Concerns About the Risks

1 October 2026

Vaping products are becoming smarter – and potentially more addictive. Some new devices now offer cryptocurrency and other incentives linked…

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Healthy Diets

Think Twice Before Tossing Fruit and Vegetable Scraps – They Could Be Surprisingly Valuable

6 November 2026

Fruit and vegetable scraps that usually end up in the bin could hold surprising nutritional value. Scientists at King’s College London have discovered that many discarded peels, skins, seeds and stalks contain substantially more dietary…

Study Challenges Assumptions About Ultra-Processed Foods and Colorectal Cancer Risk

18 October 2026

Ultra-processed foods have long been under scrutiny for their potential effects on health, but new research suggests their relationship with…

The Hidden Link Between Food and Gene Activity: Scientists Discover a Biological “Pencil”

26 July 2026

A new international clinical intervention study published in Clinical Nutrition has uncovered molecular evidence explaining how diet may beneficially influence…

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Ageing Well

Stevens Study Links Entrepreneurship to Longer Life

27 October 2026

Starting a business may be good for more than financial independence. Despite the long hours, uncertainty and stress often associated with running a company, entrepreneurs may actually live longer than people who spend their working…