A daily glass of wine may not be the health tonic many had hoped for, according to new research.
Sleeping in on weekends might seem like a luxury, but new research suggests it could have life-saving benefits.
Workers are increasingly favouring employers that offer sabbaticals as a way to combat burnout, gain new experiences, and enhance work-life balance, according to experts.
A daily glass of wine may not be the health tonic many had hoped for, according to new research.
Reducing fat around the belly and arms while building muscle strength may lower the risk of developing Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases, according to a study from Sichuan University in China.
The workplace, where many spend most of their waking hours each week, is often the most structured and controlled environment in workers' lives. It frequently serves as their primary source of social and emotional support.
Conventional wisdom suggests that to ensure a good night’s sleep, one should wind down in the evening with a good book or relax on the sofa.
NHS figures reveal a record 487,432 people in England were diagnosed with dementia in the past year.
A form of speech therapy developed in the United States for patients with Parkinson's disease has proven more effective than the standard NHS treatment, according to a recent trial. The condition affects about 150,000 people in the UK.
Cycling to work can significantly reduce the risk of early death from illnesses such as cancer and heart disease, according to a new study involving UK workers.
In the ever-evolving realm of wellness, staying abreast of the latest health trends can often feel like a full-time commitment.
The NHS has received approval to implement a new digital test aimed at expediting the diagnosis of ADHD in children and young adults, a process that has historically taken several years.
Weight loss injections like Ozempic might reduce the risk of dementia and help people quit smoking, new research suggests.