#Health
Do you have social jet lag?
Shaking up your sleep pattern at the weekend could have consequences on your long-term health, a new study finds
‘The next government must have a clear strategy to grow the UK’s status as a world leader in innovation and access to medicines’
The men and women who work in the pharmaceutical industry make a positive contribution to millions of patients, every day, in every corner of the world – we help to change, improve and save lives
What is the true price of good health?
With notable examples of price hikes, there is a public perception that drug companies attempt to rip off the NHS
The story of beauty and the good bacteria
A modern obsession with cleanliness may not be serving our skin well and probiotics research could turn the beauty industry upside down
5 troubling skin condition myths busted
The skin is our largest organ, which protects us from a multitude of intruders, and is also a good mirror of our general health. But there are a number of troubling conditions, some of which carry persistent myths
How to look good and feel great
Beauty at face value is being challenged by an holistic approach to feeling beautiful through achieving overall wellness
Why getting your child’s eyes tested is so crucial
Early diagnosis of eye conditions is essential to treat them successfully and avoid permanent damage, yet few children have an eye test
National Eye Health Week brings visibility to eyesight problems
From September 19 to 25, National Eye Health Week looks at the eye health challenges facing the UK and aims to help people see and feel better, writes David Cartwright, Chairman of National Eye Health Week
