Travel insurance: Make sure you’re covered
According to the latest research, nearly one in ten Brits have already booked next years summer holiday. But, anyone forgetting to book their travel insurance […]
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The latest US food recalls
Whether it’s meat, poultry, salad, vegetables, or any other type of food, products that are contaminated in certain bacterias can make consumers sick. The latest […]
Is meat-free really healthier?
Meat-free alternatives to meat products are growing in popularity. The main selling point of these products being that they are a “healthier” option. But are […]
Is social media damaging our mental health?
Social media sites claim to offer plenty of benefits to their users. For example, Facebook market their service as allowing people to “connect and share […]
How parents can manage their child’s screen time
According to a survey, 91% of children in the US aged 2 to 17 regularly play video games. These figures are on the rise, with […]
Are plain cigarette packets effective in reducing smoking rates?
Australia was the first country in the world to introduce plain packaged cigarettes in 2012. And despite various legal challenges, it looks as though the […]
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 […]
Oral sunscreen: Putting lives at risk?
Several drugs manufacturers in the US are now producing supplements which they claim can reduce the risk of sunburn. These products, which are Advanced Skin […]
Do we need an “Amazon tax”?
The latest figures show that online spending is at an all time high and is continuing to increase. In 2017, it was estimated that 1.66 […]
Ombudsman is now backed by MPs to clear new home disputes
The ombudsman service is said to be a free way to help new-build buyers when they purchase a property and have numerous issues. The service […]