Health Articles
We need to talk about the elephant in the room
For many, the university lifestyle has the potential to significantly impact their mental health with 1 in 5 students considering themselves to have a mental health problem. We need to reduce the stigma attached to mental health so that people who need it feel more comfortable seeking help
Veg of the Week: The Humble Sweet Potato
Often in the shadow of their starchy distant relative the potato, sweet potatoes are just as cheap, versatile and delicious as the mighty jacketed staple food. At around 79p per kg at Lidl (that’s about 3 big ones), there is no excuse not to have a go at some of our tasty and cost cutting recipes. Don’t be put off by their coloured skin and mutated shapes; it’s what’s inside that counts. Equality for the potatoes!
The Good, the Bad and the Krunchy
As he nears the end of his degree, Jay Meros looks back on three years of fast food (through haiku)
Health is for life, not just for (after) Christmas.
There is a trend emerging in the fitness and nutrition world, says Jessica Cusack…
New Year, New You?
Here are my top ten beauty resolutions for you to incorporate into your daily routine – chocolate is still allowed.
Choice, competition and markets: Andrew Lansley and the future of the National Health Service
Martin Scott The recent guidelines proposed by the Health Secretary undoubtedly mark a major shake up of the function and future of the National Health Service. On the surface, the plans seem rather democratic. Foundation Trusts are the embodiment of the Government’s commitment to devolution and decentralisation in the public services, and are at the […]