Julian Hall

Total live articles: 88

School nurses unions are proposing to help the Department of Healths targets to reduce the number of teenage pregnancies in the UK, by giving school nurses the authority to prescribe emergency contraception to their students.

By: Julian Hall l Health l Nov 09, 2006 l Views: 460

Popeye ate it to make him strong and muscular, but is that what Olive Oly was on to keep her so slim (well, skinny) As well as all the well known health benefits to this popular dark green leafy vegetable, it apparently also has a compound in it which can keep you slim.

By: Julian Hall l Health l Oct 17, 2006 l Views: 341

A diet including almond, soya beans, lean meat and fish can reduce LDL cholesterol by as much as a first line statin drug, says a study, which suggests that GPs should prescribe such a diet rather than the drugs. One third of 55 middle aged subjects who followed a diet in line with the recommendation lowered their LDL cholesterol levels by one third (American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2006).

By: Julian Hall l Health l Sep 12, 2006 l Views: 336

There have been many causes and supposed cure which have been attributed to Attention Deficit Disorder (ADHD) in children. Along with diet, lack of sleep has been another major contributor.

By: Julian Hall l Writing > Non-Fiction l Sep 09, 2006 l Views: 256

Many of us have trouble remembering names and faces, recalling what you were up to yesterday evening even. Simple lifestyle changes can boost your brain power.

By: Julian Hall l Health l Sep 06, 2006 l Views: 217

Nowadays there is evidence to show that most generalised diets dont work, but there are natural metabolic boosters which can help shift those pounds with minimal effort.

By: Julian Hall l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Sep 06, 2006 l Views: 430

If you are always feeling tired to the point of exhaustion sometimes, it is worth investigating these possible causes and get it sorted.

By: Julian Hall l Health l Sep 05, 2006 l Views: 377

It will come as no surprise that the majority of doctors are in favour of vaccinations and immunisation, but some are so convinced by their efficacy that they will literally lie to protect their image.

By: Julian Hall l Writing > Non-Fiction l Sep 05, 2006 l Views: 391

A compound in grapefruit which causes dangerous interactions with anti hypertensive and lipid lowering drugs has been identified. A US study found that Furanocoumarins in the juice inhibit an enzyme that prevents too much of the anti hypertensive drugs felodipine being absorbed (American Journal of Clinical Nutrition 2006).

By: Julian Hall l Writing > Non-Fiction l Sep 04, 2006 l Views: 173

This week the national UK newspapers announced that mothers who decide to have home births are putting their babys lives at risks. For the first time, doctors and midwives will be ordered to tell women that giving birth in their own homes could be riskier than in hospital.

By: Julian Hall l Writing > Non-Fiction l Sep 04, 2006 l Views: 192

Most road traffic accident compensation involves two drivers, with a driver or passenger from the one vehicle seeking compensation from the driver of the second vehicle. Based on evidence that the accident was caused through negligence. The road traffic a

By: Julian Hall l Law l Feb 14, 2006 l Views: 1,942

The hamstring injury is most common among runners or sportsmen involved in sports that integrate running.

By: Julian Hall l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Feb 16, 2006 l Views: 1,351

Hip is the most part of the human body. Connecting the legs with the torso, it helps maintain balance, centre of gravity and takes the maximum brunt of your physical workload. Hip injury therefore is a very critical injury and can effect your movement.

By: Julian Hall l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Feb 22, 2006 l Views: 1,159

Do you engage in playing bowling, golf, tennis, table tennis,weight training or working on a PC all day? If the answer "YES", you are at a risk of a hand or wrist injury.

By: Julian Hall l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Mar 03, 2006 l Views: 1,120

Controversy surrounding Organic food produce came to the fore in 2000 when Sir John Krebs head of the Food Standards Agency dismissed organic food as 'an image-led fad'.

By: Julian Hall l Health l Apr 03, 2006 l Views: 1,029

Head is a very important and vital part of the human body. More so since it cushions and protects the most important part of human body - The Brain.

By: Julian Hall l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Feb 18, 2006 l Views: 996

Even though there have been advancements in road and car safety, road traffic accidents are still common place in our society. Unfortunately, statistics show that most people will be involved in a serious road traffic accident at least once in their lifet

By: Julian Hall l Law l Feb 14, 2006 l Views: 918

The organic food industry has taken us by storm over the last few years is worth over £1 billion in the UK. Many people have now made organic food a must-have in their diet, all the big supermarkets have jumped on the band wagon and the online response ha

By: Julian Hall l Health l Mar 23, 2006 l Views: 893

Asbestos may still be lurking in 1.5 million shops, factories and offices even though it is banned. New research showed that 4,000 people were dying each year in the UK from asbestos-related disease.

By: Julian Hall l Law l Apr 05, 2006 l Views: 811

They are beautiful, energetic, entertaining and they continually teach us as they grow and learn. Who are they? Your children, and second to the gift of life, the next greatest gift you can give them is good health through nutrition. As they grow you will

By: Julian Hall l Health > Nutrition l Feb 16, 2006 l Views: 790

Head is a very important and vital part of the human body. More so since it cushions and protects the most important part of human body - The Brain.

By: Julian Hall l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Feb 18, 2006 l Views: 996

Workers experiencing stress at work can claim compensation from theri employers. Workplaces are mandated by law to make the work areas less stressful to the workers and failure to do so can make them liable.

By: Julian Hall l Law l Aug 02, 2006 l Views: 614

Not all accidents lead to legal proceedings, however if there are no serious injuries, you may be entitled to recover damages for property and other expenses from the third party. The likelihood of legal proceedings will usually rest on the quantum, or th

By: Julian Hall l Law l Feb 13, 2006 l Views: 634

Even though there have been advancements in road and car safety, road traffic accidents are still common place in our society. Unfortunately, statistics show that most people will be involved in a serious road traffic accident at least once in their lifet

By: Julian Hall l Law l Feb 14, 2006 l Views: 918

Cycling organisations say that the new Highway code could make it more dangerous for cyclists. So what do you need to know about riding on 2 wheels?

By: Julian Hall l Law l Mar 28, 2006 l Views: 389

Achilles tendon is located on the back of your leg at the bottom end. It is a thick band of fiber connecting the Gastrocnemius muscle and the heel bone.

By: Julian Hall l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Feb 20, 2006 l Views: 568

A diet including almond, soya beans, lean meat and fish can reduce LDL cholesterol by as much as a first line statin drug, says a study, which suggests that GPs should prescribe such a diet rather than the drugs. One third of 55 middle aged subjects who followed a diet in line with the recommendation lowered their LDL cholesterol levels by one third (American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2006).

By: Julian Hall l Health l Sep 12, 2006 l Views: 336

Health care in the United Kingdom may be the best compared to other parts of the world but medical negligence cases are still being filed here. Any person in the UK who gets hurt physically or mentally due to medical negligence can file a claim against the health provider.

By: Julian Hall l Law l Jul 07, 2006 l Views: 257

Workers who gets injured as a result of a workplace accident can claim compensation from employees who were negligent.

By: Julian Hall l Law l Aug 24, 2006 l Views: 598

Accidents at work can be a common occurence but when accidents happen because of the negligence of the employer then the victim can claim compensation for the injuries suffered.

By: Julian Hall l Law l Aug 24, 2006 l Views: 468
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