Women catching up with men in alcohol consumption
Women are catching up with men in terms of alcohol consumption, researchers say.
Women are catching up with men in terms of alcohol consumption, researchers say.
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Study shows consistent association between high blood sugar levels during pregnancy and increased risk of complications – but there is no clear evidence of a threshold effect.
Tailoring invitation methods for the NHS Health Check could help increase uptake among black and minority ethnic (BME) groups, suggests research.
Diet high in fruits, vegetables, nuts and whole grains could significantly reduce risk of stroke and heart attacks, say University of Cambridge researchers.
Growth in the use of e-cigarettes in England is linked with higher rate of successful attempts to stop smoking, say UK researchers.