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11 risk factors for dementia you can do something about

Telegraph: 45% of all dementia cases are linked to just 14 modifiable factors.

From dictators to dry-humoured storytellers, Bucharest draws visitors in

Expect to be enraptured in the Romanian capital.

'Widow's fire': When my beloved husband died I experienced shocking feelings of sexual desire

Telegraph: Desire for physical intimacy while grieving is common but little discussed.

The power (and relief) of having smaller breasts

New York Times: Breast reduction is all the rage in cosmetic surgery.

Opinion: Family dinner in front of a screen is not the end the world

OPINION: 'In the 80s, it was an artefact barely holding its own against the 6pm news.'

Farro Fresh to open new store in Auckland's CBD

The central city opening marks a few firsts for the upmarket supermarket.

UK bound? This apartment-hotel make the most of London's best sights

Review: The best place to stay for a holiday in London.

The foods that fight inflammation

New York Times: Chronic inflammation can be a silent killer, but your diet can help.

A psychologist explains how a new in-law can tear a family apart

Marriages often trigger estrangement between parents and their adult children.

What we get wrong about ultra-processed foods

Here’s the most important reason UPFs are to blame for obesity and disease.

Travelling for school holidays? This is the worst day to fly

Airlines are adding thousands of extra seats to meet demand.

Why you should be enjoying red wine, berries and chocolate to stave off dementia

Telegraph: A new study offers positive news for lovers of red wine and chocolate.

How to talk to your kids about sex - and how not to, according to a sex coach

Honest, open conversations about sex help children grow into sexually healthy adults.

This airline is offering Kiwis free domestic flights

The offer is to help Kiwis explore more of the trending country.

Caramelising onions: The art and science of getting it right

For rich and sweet onions, all you need is just a little patience.

Why you really do get wiser and cleverer with age

Telegraph: The adage ‘older and wiser’ is actually true.