I’LL DO IT – The True Heroes of the Coronavirus Pandemic
Self-isolation and Social Distancing - two terms we are all quite familiar with these days, thanks to the Coronavirus. Roads...
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What to do if you think you may have the Coronavirus
It’s a pandemic, we are hearing and reading about it everyday on the news. A friend of a friend of...
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Busting 5 Myths about the Coronavirus
It has been three months of non-stop news about the Coronavirus, and no doubt it has given rise to memes,...
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Meet 2020’s Top 10 Superfoods
Superfoods are in the spotlight again - foods jam-packed with antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, and the best bang for your...
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Monitor Your Health : Preventive Tests And When To Take Them
When was the last time you had a complete health checkup? Or are you one of those people who only...
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Vitamin Gummies – Yay or Nay?
Who wants to say no to some childlike fun while also boosting their health? Vitamin Gummies may have been created...
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The Doctor Will See You Now – Home Visits Over the Years
Have you ever wondered how home visits came about? Or what a GP in the 50’s took along with them...
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Five £20 things you can do today to improve your health
That age-old saying about Health is Wealth? Seems so much truer now, especially with the Coronavirus threat looming large over...
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What You Need To Know About the CoronaVirus
There has been enough said about the Coronavirus (and live coverage by news outlets), but here is a York Notes...
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Vaping lung injuries top 1,000 cases as deaths rise to 18
Health officials are amplifying their recommendation that people refrain from using e-cigarettes or vaping, particularly products containing THC At...
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High levels of oestrogen in the womb linked to autism
The discovery adds further evidence to support the prenatal sex steroid theory of autism first proposed 20 years ago. ...
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Stay safe in the sun this summer
I intended to write this article on the first day of summer. But as I sat on my sun-kissed desk...
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Red meat intake linked with higher risk of death in study of 81,469 adults
Increased red meat intake — especially processed red meat — is tied to increased risk of death over 8 years,...
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Dementia: WHO guidelines on minimising risk
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), there are nearly 10 million new cases of dementia worldwide every year, with...
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Danish study shows MMR vaccine does not cause autism
A new large-scale Danish study concluded that the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine does not increase the risk of...
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Teenagers are at risk using cannabis, experts warn
Researchers from UK and Canada carried out a systematic review and meta-analysis that measured cannabis use during adolescence, and evaluated...
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Eating more fibre and whole grains lowers risk of death and disease, major study finds
Observational studies and clinical trials conducted over nearly 40 years reveal the health benefits of eating at least 25g or...
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‘Give HIV the Finger’
HIV is a virus that attacks the immune system, the body's defence against infectious organisms and other invaders. If HIV...
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Is Obesity A Disease Or A Choice?
Obesity is a very important public health problem. The rates are now very high, with over 25% of the UK population and 33% of the US population classified as obese.
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Gogodoc Goes To TechCrunch Disrupt
Our team flew out to San Fransico to attend this amazing event! We had the opportunity to display our services in TechCrunch's Startup Valley which featured various top startups around the world.
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How Accurate Is The ECG Function In The Apple Watch 4?
The new Apple Watch 4 comes with several features, but the one that’s received the most attention is its ability to perform an electrocardiogram (ECG).
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Go Gold Through Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
The following are some facts and figures for childhood cancers and some suggestions on what you can do to help raise awareness.
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Eat Back The Years With These 10 Youth-Boosting Foods
Want firmer, smoother skin and a brighter complexion? Try these top 10 anti-ageing foods.
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Activated Charcoal: The New Black, Or Just Another Quack?
Charcoal? Either I’m missing something or the world’s losing the plot. Because it’s usually the latter, I decided to write this article to rectify the issue.
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A Spoonful Of Honey For That Cold
Have you got a cough or cold? Maybe you should think about treating it with good ol' fashioned honey as the old saying goes.
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Yes Or No? Vaping From A Doctor’s Perspective
The debate continues to rage on Vaping. Is it safe? Does it help reduce or even stop people smoking cigarettes?? Dr Vibhu Kaushal shares her perspective.
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Routine Habits That Harm The Heart
Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death worldwide. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), an estimated 17.7 million...
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Can An Espresso Regulate Blood Glucose Levels?
Headed by Professor Martin Fussenegger, a biotechnologist at ETH Zurich, the researchers created genetically modified cells that are introduced into the body and release insulin as soon as they detect the presence of caffeine.
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Top Tip On Migraine Management
Migraines are common in both children and adults and are estimated to affect up to 10% of the population in the UK.
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Healthcare For International Students
International students can sometimes face problems seeking healthcare here in the United Kingdom and some are not even aware of...
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Is There A Safe Limit For Alcohol?
NHS figures show alcohol-related problems are at a record high Alcohol is a problem – there are no two ways...
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Enjoying The Heatwave? Here Are 10 Healing Benefits Of Sunlight
Whereas exposure to excessive levels of sunlight is detrimental to our health, moderate exposure can boost our physical and mental...
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Meat And Health: Assimilating The Facts
Still having dinner according to your grandmother’s advice of ‘meat and two veg’? How very 2017 of you. ...
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London Taxi And Private Hire TPH/204
As part of your application to become a PCO licensed taxi or minicab driver, TfL requires you to undergo a...
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5 Things You Didn’t Know About Your Tongue
Let's face it, what would you do without your tongue? It's also the only muscle in the body that works without any support from the skeleton.
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Gaming Disorder And Addiction
The World Health Organization (WHO) has decided to classify and recognise non stop gaming as a real disorder for prevention, and treatment. A...
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