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Eat these foods to boost your immune system
Emma Lennon | April 26, 2020
A healthy immune system can help the body to defend against infection and therefore prevent illness. Eat these foods to strengthen your immune system.
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This is the simple key to reducing your coronavirus anxiety levels
The Ladders | March 18, 2020
Turns out there is one simple thing you can do to reduce your anxiety surrounding the coronavirus panic.
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5 common coronavirus myths that need to be debunked
The Ladders | March 15, 2020
There’s something spreading more virally than the coronavirus itself and it has, arguably, even more caustic implications: misinformation.
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Turns out your make-up bag is crawling with superbugs and bacteria
The Ladders | December 13, 2019
Illness-causing bacteria, such as E.coli and staphylococci, have been found in the majority of make-up bags, a study has revealed.
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9 healthy habits that don’t involve exercising
A Girl In Progress | November 3, 2019
Living a healthy life is supposed to be simple. Here are 9 easy ways you can be a healthier person without ever stepping foot in a gym.
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How to eat healthy when you’re time-poor
A Girl In Progress | October 13, 2019
Are you time-poor and struggling to eat healthy? We've got you covered with four simple tips to get back on track.
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I slept on my back for a week and here’s what I noticed
A Girl In Progress | September 18, 2019
After hearing about the countless benefits of sleeping on your back I decided to try it. This is what I discovered.
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Why an ill-fitting bra could be bad for your health
Emma Lennon | August 21, 2019
An ill-fitting bra is not only a nuisance, it can actually be harmful to your health. This is why.
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The rise of digital contraceptives and period tracking apps
Sharon Green | February 10, 2019
Women are increasingly turning to apps to track their periods and monitor fertility. But are they a reliable form of contraception?