Lower risk of dementia with one simple habit that is one of most important things you can do
Dementia is not an inevitability of getting older and there are things you can do to lower your risk of developing it ...
Longevity professor unveils key habit in guide of 'how to stay young'
A nutrient-packed diet, eating within a 12-hour period and even fasting are also among Dr Valter Longo's recommended ...
Longevity researcher says do one healthy habit for up to 'five hours' per week
Dr Longo's views are echoed by NHS recommendations, which also highlight the importance of regular exercise in preventing ...
Parents say findings of new inquest into baby’s death ‘everything we fought for’
Parents who have spent a decade campaigning for answers about their baby’s death have described a coroner’s findings at his ...
Ben Condon baby inquest finds serious hospital failings after 10-year campaign by parents
Ben Condon died in the paediatric intensive care unit of Bristol Children’s Hospital on 17 April 2015 after being admitted with breathing difficulties. | ITV News West Country ...
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Dinosaurs’ Closest Relatives Prove They Can Think—Study Finds “Dumb Birds” Are Actually Problem-Solvers
For years, emus and rheas have been dismissed as some of the least intelligent birds on the planet. But new research suggests ...
Harvard expert shares little-known fingernail sign that shows your 'biological age'
Dr David Sinclair, genetics professor at Harvard Medical School, previously spoke about the surprising fingernail sign on a ...
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Event: Panel Discussion on the ‘Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill’
Bill’ 18:00-19:30 Monday 24th February 2025 University of Bristol Law School The University of Bristol’s Centre for European and Public ...
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Regular aerobic exercise shows promise in combating Alzheimer’s disease markers
New research suggests that consistent aerobic exercise could be a powerful tool in reducing the biological signs associated ...
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Bristol University surges up 23 places in the global reputation rankings
Bristol University has risen 23 places in the newly released Times Higher Education reputation rankings 2025. This means the university ranks 68th in the world, and ninth in the UK. It also only ...