Health

BLOOD pressure is controlled by the body’s smallest organ – which is the size of a grain of rice. Now experts believe they have found a new way of treating it. Daily Express :: Health Feed

CANCER kills roughly 450 people a day, however there are lifestyle changes you can make – such as losing weight and giving up smoking – to lower your risk. What’s more, it is never too late to start. Daily Express :: Health Feed

A DIET rich in vitamin C could help to fight cancer, a study claims. Daily Express :: Health Feed

GYM workouts are often focused on calorie burn and getting stronger. It is the latter that becomes particularly important from the age of 30 – the point at which muscle starts to naturally decline for most people. This is how to exercise to counteract it. Daily Express :: Health Feed

GYM workouts are often recommended to people at risk of diabetes, a lifelong condition that causes a person’s blood sugar level to become too high. However, research has found a particular type of exercise – HIIT training – can combat insulin resistance most effectively. Daily Express :: Health Feed

FRONTOTEMPORAL dementia is a form of dementia which usually affects people between 45 and 64, causing symptoms including behavioural problems and personality changes. Daily Express :: Health Feed

HEART ATTACKS – conditions commonly associated with high blood pressure and high cholesterol – can be deadly and even if people survive them their hearts can be affected. Daily Express :: Health Feed

EATING junk food such as burgers and pizzas increases your risk of cancer even if you are not overweight, a study has found. Daily Express :: Health Feed

ARTHRITIS is a complication of meningitis – a serious condition that can also lead to recurrent seizures, loss of limbs or even death. However, many are not having the free meningitis ACWY vaccine which can give immunity from the disease. Daily Express :: Health Feed

SYMPTOMS are crucial for indicating whether something is amiss with our health or not. However, some deadly conditions – such as prostate cancer and high blood pressure – may give no signs at all. Daily Express :: Health Feed