It lowers blood glucose throughout the day, according to new research
Nursing student numbers have predictably fallen for the second year running since the Conservatives got rid of bursaries for students. According to figures published by the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) after A-Level results were received this week, applications for nursing courses in this country are down again, an 8% fall from 2016. The fall in applications to study nursing of around 5,000 a year exacerbates a worrying shortage of 40,000 nurses across the UK. Justin Madders MP, Labour’s...
A new study commissioned by Zopa, the pioneering financial services company, has revealed the interesting characteristics shared by British investors. The research, which polled 2,000 people with an investment of at least £2,000, found some surprising traits. While all Britons have their own individual superstitions and idiosyncrasies, those who invested were more likely to own a blue car than any other colour (one in five), one in four shunned going to the cinema and a third tuned in to Radio 2....
Older people exposed to passive smoking in childhood are much more prone to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) which hampers breathing, reveals a study
It is the responsibility of the manager of a company to maintain the smooth sailing of every task on a daily basis. The manager is the leader of a team who leads by inspiring and motivating his people. It is obviously a challenge because things are never smooth in a business organization. In such a situation, only a good manager who is smart and intelligent can easily tackle the daily tasks just by properly hiding his subordinates. In this article,...
But low carb diets that replace carbs with meat - such as the Atkins Diet - actually make people more likely to die young, according to the study
The study adds to evidence chemicals used to protect crops can harm babies' brains in the womb
Photo-editing technology that enables the altering of features on social media has spawned a mental illness dubbed 'Snapchat dysmorphia', scientists say.
According to the report, more than 70% of millennials would want to be their own bosses. To them, being their own boss comes with a lot of freedom and it is a certain lifestyle of one making their own decisions. Given the level of technology we have today, anyone can actually become anything they wanted to become. This is by making proper use of the available aspirations and tools. Being the CEO of an advertising agency which has employed millennials,...
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