
The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt's announcement about his plans to implement a new contract on junior doctors has received strong opposition from many...
Since 1972, ABPL has been tirelessly campaigning for the British Asian community, with ground breaking publications and events. Along the way, we’ve developed a close relationship with both our readers and advertisers based on trust and service to the community. If you want to reach this dynamic and vibrant group, we can help you.
British Asians are savvy with their money. Our Finance, Banking and Insurance special issue focuses on providing up-to-date information to our readers looking for the best opportunities.
An Englishman’s home may be his castle, but to British Asians it’s also a temple and bricks and mortar are also their favourite investments. We regularly keep our readers informed of the best opportunities.
A one-of-its-kind compendium of global Indian business tycoons. Compiled by industry expert Philip Beresford, it lists net worth of persons of Indian origin whose wealth is equivalent to US$1 billion or more.
Gujaratis aren’t the only Asian success story in the UK. Our Punjabi brethren have also established themselves firmly in today’s society across all levels, and this special issue is focussed on their successes.
As yoga continues to enjoy unprecedented global popularity, its transformation into a multi-billion-dollar wellness industry has sparked an important debate.
Hearing loss is often dismissed as a natural part of ageing, something to be lived with rather than addressed.

The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt's announcement about his plans to implement a new contract on junior doctors has received strong opposition from many...
According to reports by researchers from Public Health England, life expectancy for people in their mid-60s is the highest on record.

“Red light” warnings have been given to 21 hospital trusts for their high stillbirth and newborn baby death rates. The neonatal death and stillbirth rates...
According to some doctors, middle-aged women are having their hips replaced in order to improve their sex lives.
Remain physically inactive and you'll end up shrinking your brain size. A study has suggested that if you are idle, or a couch potato, during your middle-age, you are at a higher risk of shrinking your brains.

There has been discussions previously regarding whether e-cigarettes are a less cause for concern compared to tobacco. However, researchers at New York...

As stated on the NHS website, depression affects one in ten people at some point in their lives. Antidepressants are usually prescribed to aid with the...

Almond milk has become one of those dietary phenomenons which people have made an integral part of their lives. However, it is not as healthy as one would...
Diabetes, cardiovascular disease and obesity are among the most concerning health conditions found today.

Studies show heart attacks and heart disease are under-diagnosed in women, as their symptoms do not match that of men.