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Which is healthier: office life or working from home?

Telegraph: A new study suggests there's a clear winner in the office v WFH health contest.

Senior, single and ready to mingle: What it's like to date after 60

NY Times: 'I don’t have to tell any story that’s not true about me. And neither do they.'

Gross reason why mosquitoes love some people

A dermatologist has revealed why mosquitoes swarm some people but leave others bite-free.

Chris Hemsworth's health update after Alzheimer's warning

The actor's chances of developing the degenerative condition are eight to 10 times higher.

Why you need to talk to your teens about vaping

Learn how to break the ice and engage in open discussions with your kids about vaping.

Double the number of mental health specialists needed to meet patient demand

Te Whatu Ora estimates the public sector currently employs only 350 workers.

I was exhausted and was told I had low iron – but it was cancer

Telegraph: Emily Georghiou knew something wasn't right. Doctors wouldn't listen.

The surprisingly effective health fix in your spice rack

Telegraph: Turmeric has been used in Southeast Asian medicine for hundreds of years.

'Use it or lose it': The eight exercises to tackle arthritis at home

Telegraph: Got sore joints or a niggly back? It's time to get moving.

Southern Cross members make $1.3b claims: premiums to rise

Forecast of 7.1 per cent premium rise for 940,000 members in the 2024 year.

Microbiologist reveals the foods she'll never eat and why

Buffets, bagged salads and oysters all pose a high risk of food poisoning.

Unique trust aims to create ‘pay it forward’ process for women’s health

This exciting initiative is being launched on Thursday, October 5.

Power trip: How to get strong, toned arms at any age

Telegraph: Strength training and nutrition are key, experts say.

Kate Middleton opens up about acute illness: 'I know what that feels like'

The Princess of Wales was hospitalised with the condition in 2012.

Sober October: How to break your psychological dependence on booze

Telegraph: Most people who die from alcohol aren't alcoholics, says Dr Richard Piper.

‘Culture of fear’: Dyson and the fight over working from home

Financial Times: Six weeks into the UK's first Covid lockdown, Dyson's campus 'reopened'.

Is this mum of 12′s dinnertime hack genius or ‘unhygienic?’

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Don’t pass the salt: How to add flavour without raising your blood pressure

Telegraph: Excess salt intake is a serious health risk. Here's how to cut down.