Mealtimes with a baby can be unpredictable one moment, a delighted giggle, the next, a spoonful of food flung across the room. But what if those frowns and puzzled expressions weren’t signs of dislike but rather curiosity? A recent study by Heinz reveals that nearly half (45%) of UK parents struggle to interpret their baby’s mealtime cues, making feeding time more stressful than enjoyable. Additionally, 48% of parents admit they would find mealtimes far more rewarding if they could better understand their baby’s reactions. Understanding Baby Cues with Expert Insight To support parents in navigating mealtimes with confidence, Heinz has…
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New Research Highlights Women’s Growing Online Search for Health Advice A recent study by Bigvits.co.uk has revealed that British women conducted an astonishing 480.8 million online searches related to health in the past year. This figure is nearly double the searches for fitness and diet (203.1 million) and almost 100 times more than men’s health searches (5.07 million). Analysing millions of Google and TikTok searches ahead of International Women’s Day, the research highlights an increasing reliance on digital platforms for health information. From menopause and fertility to mental health and autoimmune conditions, the data underscores women’s need for accessible, expert-backed…
A Major Milestone in the Fight Against Polio Announced at the 4th International Riyadh Humanitarian Forum In a landmark commitment to global health, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) has announced a historic USD 500 million pledge to support the worldwide eradication of polio. The announcement was made during the opening session of the 4th International Riyadh Humanitarian Forum, signifying a major step forward in combating this debilitating disease. This substantial financial contribution forms the foundation of two large-scale projects, developed in partnership with the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF. These initiatives aim to eliminate polio…
New research from wellness brand Lily & Loaf has uncovered a concerning trend: while over 61.8% of consumers follow restrictive diets, half still experience intense cravings for sugar and processed foods. Additionally, 69.7% of respondents report digestive issues, highlighting potential nutrient deficiencies and health imbalances. Restrictive Diets and Cravings: A Growing Concern Lily & Loaf’s Lifestyle Analysis Health Check has shed light on the challenges faced by those who follow restrictive diets, such as gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, or vegan lifestyles. While these diets are often chosen for health, ethical, or personal reasons, the findings suggest they may not always lead…
Bensons for Beds has introduced YawnHub, an engaging online platform designed to spotlight the often-overlooked benefits of yawning. While many associate yawning with tiredness or boredom, scientific research has revealed it plays an essential role in brain regulation, oxygen intake, and relaxation. YawnHub aims to challenge misconceptions, providing expert insights and entertaining content to help people embrace yawning as a natural and beneficial reflex. The Science Behind Yawning Yawning is a physiological response that helps regulate brain temperature, increase oxygen circulation, and release neurotransmitters such as dopamine and serotonin both linked to mood improvement. While often dismissed as an involuntary…
A much-loved family pet has made an extraordinary recovery after undergoing complex life-saving surgery at Manchester Veterinary Specialists (MVS). Grumpy, a one-year-old male tabby cat, was found unable to walk outside his home in Rochdale after a suspected road traffic accident. His owner, Jack Rudkin, acted swiftly, rushing him to a local veterinary practice for immediate care. Vets at the practice provided emergency treatment, including intravenous fluids for shock and pain relief. Following an initial assessment, they confirmed that Grumpy had sustained severe pelvic injuries due to blunt force trauma. The severity of his condition led to his urgent referral…
Imperial College Business School Executive Education, in collaboration with Emeritus, has announced the launch of Nutrition for Health: Evidence-Based Tools and Strategies, a groundbreaking programme designed to reshape the understanding of nutrition and health. Commencing in April 2025, this six-week, part-time executive education course aims to provide participants with the skills and scientific knowledge to navigate the complex relationship between food, health, and wellbeing. By offering evidence-based insights, the programme seeks to empower individuals to make informed dietary decisions that foster long-term health improvements at both personal and societal levels. Bridging the Gap Between Science and Practical Application In today’s…
Revolutionising Healthcare with AI and Textile Computing™ Innovations At Arab Health 2025, Myant is set to reveal its groundbreaking vision for the future of healthcare—one where disease prevention is the cornerstone. Through the integration of AI and Textile Computing™, Myant aims to empower individuals with continuous, proactive, and deeply personalised care. This mission reflects a commitment to not just treating illness, but preventing it before it begins, offering a new paradigm in health management. A Revolutionary Approach to Healthcare at Arab Health 2025 Arab Health 2025, the Middle East’s largest and most influential healthcare event, serves as the ideal platform…
Advocates Call for Greater Awareness and Industry Change Allergy campaigner and entrepreneur Julianne Ponan MBE has joined forces with documentary producer Libby Evans to shed light on the struggles faced by people with severe allergies in the airline industry. The short film, Airborne Allergies: Life On the Line, highlights the risks, misconceptions, and lack of regulations that make air travel a daunting experience for those with life-threatening allergies. A Documentary Born from Personal Struggles Libby Evans, a Multimedia Journalism student at the University of Bournemouth, produced the seven-minute documentary to highlight the hypocrisy and challenges faced by passengers with allergies.…
The UK’s battle with obesity and increasing reliance on ultra-processed foods (UPFs) is at a critical juncture. Nearly 60% of the average British diet now consists of UPFs, making the UK the second-highest consumer of these foods globally, according to recent government data. Recipe box company Gousto has launched the Ultra Processed Plates report in collaboration with renowned health expert Dr Hilary Jones MBE. This initiative aims to shed light on the long-term health implications of UPF consumption and encourage healthier eating habits. Introducing ‘Michael’: A Glimpse Into the Future As part of the campaign, Gousto, with the expertise of…