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Study: Low emission zone hasn’t improved child lung health

November 17, 2018 Liz Daunton 0

Low emission zones were introduced in London in 2008. However, a recent study has shown that despite improving air quality, the number of children with […]

FDA release new proposals for reducing rates of teenagers vaping

November 16, 2018 Robert Lawson 0

E-cigarettes are recommended as a tool for adults who are trying to stop smoking. However, there have been warnings in the last few years that […]

First FDA approved cannabis-based medication now available for patients

November 3, 2018 Claire Robinson 0

The FDA approved the first cannabis-based medication for epilepsy earlier in the year. The drug, Epidiolex, is an oral solution used to treat certain types […]

The latest US food recalls

October 28, 2018 Robert Lawson 0

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 […]

Anti-smoking campaign under fire

October 26, 2018 Liz Daunton 0

With declining smoking rates in the UK, the e-cigarette industry has been steadily growing. Major producers are often running campaigns, encouraging smokers to switch. And […]

Is meat-free really healthier?

October 25, 2018 Claire Robinson 0

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?

October 20, 2018 Robert Lawson 0

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 […]

Will electric cars ever replace petrol?

September 30, 2018 Howard Crimsen 0

According to a new report, electric cars could produce around half the emissions of a fuel powered vehicle over their lifetime. If these figures are […]

How parents can manage their child’s screen time

September 29, 2018 Consumer and Society 0

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 […]

Shops that sell Juul and flavoured e-cigarettes to children are being threatened by the FDA

September 27, 2018 Liz Daunton 0

On Wednesday, the head of the US Food and Drug Administration condemned the behaviour of Juul and other e-cigarette manufacturers, telling those companies that they […]

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