Health Savings

Diabetes that is not controlled with medication can contribute to a greater degree of hearing loss in later life for women, a new study from the Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit has revealed. The research compared women between the ages of 60 and 75 who had well-controlled diabetes with those who did not take adequate… Read more

It seems like celebrity babies are popping up – and out – all over the world, and it seems that Jessica Simpson is the latest woman to join this trend. The Hollywood actress and singer confirmed her baby-to-be with a Twitter photo shortly after a party for Halloween, proving that contraception was no longer on… Read more

According to a study conducted in 2005 by the Royal National Institute for Deaf People, the most recent estimated figures for the number of deaf and hard of hearing adults in the UK are almost 9 million. Of those millions, almost 50 per cent of over 50 year-olds in the UK have some kind of… Read more

We’ve been chatting to our friends at www.justslimming.com to see if they can help you all shed some pounds before the christmas period all hits us hard without impacting your christmas present budget, here’s what they said: Fad dieting has consumed the minds of men and women around the world for years. Their guarantees of ”fast… Read more

The health conditions most likely to be queried on the web in February were cancer and pregnancy, a new report has revealed. Figures from comScore have identified that pregnancy was the subject of 8,841 searches over the course of the month, compared to a corresponding figure of 7,718 for cancer. Carolina Petrini, the company”s senior… Read more

Current smokers who quit the habit may find that they can make significant cost savings, Fairinvestment.co.uk has suggested.The company explained that a smoker who goes through 20 cigarettes per day could spend more than £2,000 per year.It claimed that smokers would benefit from putting this money into savings or using it to pay off debts… Read more