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The sobering new discovery about just one drink a day

Telegraph: Routinely drinking, even in small quantities, can increase blood pressure.

How to lose half a stone, according to a French nutritionist

Telegraph: Keeping your weight down needn’t mean missing out, says Caroline Longmore.

Yoga is seriously good for your body and mind. Here’s why

Telegraph: Looking for a reason to give yoga a try? Read on.

New study: How did NZ’s extreme summer affect our young people?

Researchers to track young Kiwis' wellbeing after summer's extreme weather events.

Opinion: For your broken heart, consider a breakup budget

New York Times: 'My month of excesses really did make me feel better.'

Sickness, misery and shedding kilos: My first two months on Ozempic

Telegraph: Yes, semaglutide works. But there's a price to pay, says a UK patient.

Feijoa power: Can this Kiwi favourite reverse pre-diabetes?

The humble feijoa might offer a tangy new tool to prevent Type 2 diabetes.

Could you be an 'eggshell parent'?

This style of parenting can create a cycle of potentially damaging behaviours.

‘I was banned from the family holiday’: How nagging can ruin domestic bliss

Telegraph: When does bickering become more serious? Four writers share their stories.

The health benefits of your morning cup of coffee

Telegraph: A growing body of evidence suggests coffee is much more than a pick-me-up.

Collagen supplements: Can you eat yourself pretty?

Tips to help you navigate your way though the buffet of collagen products out there.

Quiet in a loud world: How I learnt to live with shyness

Financial Times: Shyish journalist Emma Jacobs investigates a complex character trait.

Mum claims grandparents have 'moral obligation' to provide childcare

Are grandparents responsible for helping provide childcare for their grandkids?

The risks of taking drugs like Ozempic when you’re over 65

New York Times: The weight-loss equation changes for older adults, experts say.

Naomi Watts' shock diagnosis at 36: 'Spiralling out of control'

"I was part of a cycle that desperately needed to be broken."

Opinion: I took my clothes off with 50 other women. Here’s why you should too

Telegraph: Bryony Gordon hears from women who hate their bodies every day. She's over it.