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10,000 steps a day may no longer exist route to prime health in later life

Study suggests walking but 6,000 steps a day could reduce take chances of early decease in over-60s and taking more eight,000 has no added benefits
Creeping midlife weight gain – and how to stop it

Stress. Muscle loss. Self-approbation. No wonder it'south so difficult to lose the pounds after the age of fifty. Only don't surrender, we have some solutions

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How we're beating the HRT shortage

From hoarding patches to sharing gel with friends, we look at the lengths women are beingness forced to go to for their health
Cancer care was in decline long before pandemic, say MPs

Damning report points out the NHS has non met all eight fundamental standards for cancer care since 2014, long before coronavirus became a threat
Fears over 'flawed' NHS single-sexual practice wards review carried out by 'trans advocate'

LGBT adviser Dr Michael Brady told campaigners in an electronic mail that rules that permit patients to self-place their gender would not be inverse
4th round of Covid vaccinations could start side by side calendar week after slow rollout criticised

Booster programme comes amid rising Covid cases and concern nigh waning immunity among those who were the first to receive third doses

We must amend the constabulary to restore our basic rights

The Public Wellness Act was used to put the whole population under business firm arrest – it must not be allowed to do so over again
Sajid Javid needs to be realistic virtually his 'war on cancer'

No doubt there are several aspects of treatment that can be improved upon, but the Wellness Secretary's new initiative is a major challenge
When Britons need GoFundMe to pay for surgery, it's clear the NHS backlog is a political time bomb

Waiting lists may be the pandemic'south subconscious price, but the problem has been brewing for years – and the Authorities has until 2024 to fix information technology
Non all drugs are created equal

With so many varieties of medicine available, it's no wonder family unit doctors stick to prescribing the ones they're nearly familiar with

Cancer care was in decline long before pandemic, say MPs

Damning report points out the NHS has not met all eight key standards for cancer intendance since 2014, long before coronavirus became a threat
Loftier fives all circular as Ukrainian children arrive in United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland for cancer treatment

The 21 youngsters and their families arrived in Britain on Sunday, escorted by a ix-strong NHS squad

What hearing loss can reveal about your wellness

Inquiry shows there could be a link between hearing impairment and neurodegenerative diseases, merely scientists say there's no need to panic
Sajid Javid: NHS cash is being wasted on preventable diseases

Writing in the Telegraph, the Health Secretarial assistant urges people to have 'individual responsibility' for their own wellbeing to reduce NHS brunt

4 best foods to lower blood pressure and keep to a healthy diet in 2022

Whilst medications are necessary in many cases, dietary adjustments can help and are hands incorporated into your daily routine
How to improve your heart health in five easy ways

These are the best steps you tin accept right now to stave off eye illness in 2022

Folic acid may cut risk of dementia and early death

New report suggests participants with a folate deficiency had a ane.68-fold increased hazard of dementia and 2.98-fold increased hazard of dying
GPs urged to prescribe music for dementia as it is 'more price-effective than medication'

Writing in the Telegraph, Baroness Greengross says music is a 'brusque-term phenomenon to in one case again take your loved one right there'

Jail tech bosses if they fail to protect children from harm online, says Children'due south Commissioner

Dame Rachel de Souza says Ofcom should accept more than power to punish social media giants which do non shield young people from illegal content
'Impossible situation' as kid mental wellness referrals rise above 1m

'Force per unit area on services continues to rachet up' as staff struggle to cope with growing numbers needing support
Thousands of pupils left school during lockdowns and never came back

Local authorities 'do not accept an authentic figure' of how many children are absent-minded from instruction, warns Children's Commissioner
Children referred for eating disorder treatments surged by virtually two-thirds, figures bear witness

NHS bosses called on young people and their families to seek help without delay later data showed huge rise since the pandemic