London: Alcohol misuse in people aged over 60 in the UK is on the increase, new research suggests. A survey carried out by the charity Foundation66 found over one in eight (13%) admitted to drinking more following retirement. Of these, … Continue reading
London: Most doctors feel Alzheimer’s sufferers do not receive sufficient treatment, according to a new survey. The IMPACT (Important Perspectives on Alzheimers Care & Treatment) study explored the views of 1800 people – physicians (GPs and specialists),1 Alzheimer’s carers,1 payors1 … Continue reading
London: Crowns are an excellent way to get beautiful teeth. The animations right and below graphically illustrate the procedure of placing dental crowns: CROWNS Q What is a crown? A Crowns are an ideal way to rebuild teeth which have … Continue reading
A new natural sugar alternative thats safe for diabetics is now available and to mark its debut Zsweet is offering all ELIXIR readers a 10% discount. All you have to do is go to www.zsweet.eu and click to buy a … Continue reading
Newcastle: British scientists created human sperm from stem cells for the first time in a bid to better understand the causes of male infertility. The researchers, led by Karim Nayernia from Newcastle University, developed a technique to turn stem cells … Continue reading
Sealy are the worlds biggest bed company (one of their beds is sold somewhere in the world every 3 seconds) so its fair to say they know more about sleep than most . Thats why their latest Posturepedic bed range, is … Continue reading
Stockholm: The mental engagement of marriage may protect against the brain disease, Alzheimier’s. People who have a partner or are married in middle age are at half the risk of developing dementia as those who live alone, says a study. … Continue reading
The menopause affects women differently but most will experience a variety of physical and emotional changes which can cause them to feel out of sorts, forgetful, tired and emotional something todays busy women could do without! But now there … Continue reading
London: The kitchen tap is dirtier than the toilet seat when it comes to bacterial contamination according to a new study. The study, carried out by the Hygiene Council and supported by Dettol, reveals Britons poor hygiene practices in the … Continue reading
London: Caryn Franklin gives three women makeovers to demonstrate how mums on the run can look great without spending lots of time… Working mums dont have time for several costume changes a day. Instead, its a case of making the … Continue reading
London: Celebrity chef Brian Turner, pictured, is teaming with Prostate UK and the British Association of Urological Surgeons (BAUS) in Glasgow to highlight how up to 10,000 thousand male lives in the UK could be saved every year if men … Continue reading
US elder have better cognitive function compared to their counterparts of the same age in the UK, according to a joint UK-US study. The researchers said that mental function of the US elder was better despite the greater incidence of … Continue reading
New York: Slightly overweight people live longer than those of a “healthy” weight, according to new research. The researchers in the US and Canada concluded that a person’s weight was not the full picture in good health. It is better … Continue reading
As we get older hair sprouts in unexpected places. And nothing is more ageing and unsightly than nose hair. Philips the electrical gadget expert has a special device to make the removal of nose hair quick and easy. Click here … Continue reading
Belfast: Age-related macular degeneration (AMD), a disease of the eye which is the leading cause of blindness for adults aged over 60, may be accelerated by deficiencies in the diet. And new research has confirmed that two nutrients in particularl, … Continue reading
London: If you have tired, irritated dry eyes – then try Blink Intensive Tears. Blink is offering 10 readers the chance to try their advanced formula free – all you have to do is answer the competition question below. Some … Continue reading
New York: Low thyroid activity, one of the most treated conditions in the United States, may actually be a sign of longevity, US researchers have discovered. While they said it was far too soon for people taking thyroid pills to … Continue reading
London: Nearly half of us are embarrassed by our teeth now you can flash those perfect pearlies with confidence! Its the simplest of secrets to looking great, but so many of us still dont make the most of natures … Continue reading
London: Don’t let the dreaded hayfever get in the way this summer and win yourself a super stylish 3-man tent and a picnic rucksack for four. If you suffer from hayfever, the itching, sneezing and sore eyes might already be … Continue reading
Tokyo: Stress can make your hair turn grey, according to a new study published in the medical journal Cell. In a new study from Tokyo Medical and Dental University, researchers confirm that the daily wear and tear on our DNA … Continue reading
Black tea is as potent as green tea in promoting beneficial effects in the cardiovascular system, according to a new study. Commenting on the study, independent nutritionist, Dr Carrie Ruxton from the Tea Advisory Panel notes: “Drinking tea has been … Continue reading
Tel Aviv: A new scientific study of the regen system, the newest aesthetic solution powered by 3rd generation TriPollar RF technology on cellulite treatment and body contouring, has confirmed its effect in zapping body fat. The new study, which examined … Continue reading
London: Skincare expert, Dr Tuhin Dev has used his knowledge and most trusted age defence technology to develop this paraben-free skincare range. Dr Dev has joined Elixir to offer a set of special skincare goodies, consisting of the Dr. Tuhin … Continue reading
London: Increased intake of omega-3 fatty acids found in oily fish and fish oil, could help to reduce progression of a serious eye disease that causes blindness in older people, reveals research published ahead of print in the British Journal … Continue reading
Chicago: US researchers have reversed multiple sclerosis symptoms in early stage patients by using bone marrow stem cell transplants to reset the immune system. Commenting on the study, Helen Yates, Chief Executive of the UK’s Multiple Sclerosis Resource Centre said: … Continue reading
