How can the UK tackle health inequality?
In the last ten years in the UK, the main strategy for combating obesity and unhealthy lifestyles has been by focusing on education. Although education […]
Month: September 2018
Internet Safety and Understanding Parental Controls
In a climate where 50% of adolescents feel that they are addicted to their mobile devices, parents need to be kept in the loop regarding […]
UK to Become Picky Packers as Long-term Concerns Over Food Packaging Emerge
Plastic waste is something that the UK has struggled with. However, it may now become a widespread issue for much longer than we previously imagined. […]
Minimum Wage Raises Didn’t Affect Jobs in Some U.S. Cities And States
The federal mark for minimum wage in the United States is $7.25 and has been for almost ten years. In many states, minimum wage is […]
American Flu Shot Changes Ahead of a Cold Winter
It’s about that time of year folks. In a policy statement published on Monday 3rd of September, the American Academy of Paediatrics recommend calling for […]
UK Nuisance Call Ban Comes Into Force
The consistent problem regarding nuisance calls claiming to be about PPI, personal injury or other claims may now be over. These new measures have recently […]
What does Wonga’s administration mean for its customers?
After a long, drawn out week for the controversial payday lender Wonga, the business has now been put into administration. The company’s investors, which includes […]
How to sift out fake health news?
While the Internet provides a rich repository of data on everything from the best new film releases to the hottest holiday destinations, when it comes […]