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This is the most important sleep habit we need
The secret to a good night's sleep is more than just getting eight hours, according to a new study
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The secret to a good night's sleep is more than just getting eight hours, according to a new study
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This breakthrough could lead to the development of preventive and curative treatments for one of the leading causes of death
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The magical beauty procedure that’s making waves for all the right reasons
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Strength training plays a significant role in our metabolism and generates multiple, long-term benefits
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Numerous studies have either dismissed, or at least lowered, this recommended target. One of the latest to criticise and challenge this advice has appeared in the British Journal of Sports Medicine
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Scientists conducted research on a group of 2,800 people in Catalonia, aged between 40 and 65, who were monitored throughout the coronavirus pandemic
Gaby is a 38-year-old teacher in a private academy. She lives with her partner, her dog and her fish. Here is her story
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Microorganisms in the gut not only help metabolise our food intake, but they also produce vitamins and other nutrients essential to the human body
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An overzealous approach to calorie restriction can lead to a shorter lifespan, a study warns
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The hospital has just incorporated the Senographe Pristina 3D mammography machine, which performs mammograms with the lowest possible radiation dose for patients.
Heart attacks: prevention and screening
SUR interview with Antonio Esteban, head of cardiology at Quirónsalud Málaga
Keeping fit
Find out how to use this piece of furniture to perform a complete exercise routine, no special equipment required, just a sturdy chair
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The causes of fainting are not usually dangerous, but be careful not to fall if you can help it
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One third of adolescents remain silent, half do not seek help and 40% feel they cannot rely on the support offered by their school counsellor, according to a Unicef study