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New calorie limits to be introduced in drive to fight obesity
Portions of chips will be expected to shrink by up to a quarter under new calorie limits introduced by Public Health England. The food industry
Leonardo da Vinci sketches prove invaluable in the fight against heart failure
The role of muscle fibres first sketched by Leonardo da Vinci are crucial in understanding who is most at risk of heart failure, researchers at
Thirty million will be offered free flu jabs to help NHS fight coronavirus second wave
They hope a dramatic cut in the number of people who catch flu will avoid any danger of the NHS becoming overwhelmed. It will also
Men produce more antibodies and could hold key to coronavirus fight, research finds
Professor David Roberts, associate director for blood donation at NHSBT, said: “We’d still like to hear from anybody who had coronavirus or the symptoms. More
PM urged to allow gym reopening because exercise is ‘wonder drug’ in coronavirus fight
UKactive, a not-for-profit body for fitness chain, has written to Mr Johnson urging him to take account of plans drawn up the industry operate safely,
Face masks ‘are like seatbelts and cycle helmets’ in coronavirus fight, Government advisers told
The evidence review, published on Monday, suggests cloth masks – whether bought or home-made – could filter viral particles during coughing at between 50 and
Now official advice may be to wear face masks in public to fight coronavirus
People could soon be advised to wear masks in public after the country’s chief scientist said the current policy was under review. Sir Patrick Vallance
Covid-19 emergency disrupts the fight against other diseases
As scientists across the world scramble to develop a vaccine for coronavirus, swathes of pharmaceutical firms have been forced to press pause on clinical trials.
Can breathing techniques help in the fight against coronavirus?
Have you ever been taught how to breathe? It sounds odd, I know. You’ve been doing it automatically since you came out of the womb,