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NOKIA Released a New Stand up to 31 Gods Machine Price 179 Is Dead or Self-Help?

Dec 16, 2016

NOKIA mobile phone to give us the deepest impression is not afraid to fall, tough, long standby time. But in appearance and design is not stylish, and was dubbed a strong brick phone. But in the hearts of users, then NOKIA can be called ...

Tags: NOKIA, dense keyboard, NOKIA 150

Bioiberica Launches Hydrolyzed Collagen-Based Food Supplement Articolageno

Sep 27, 2016

Bioiberica will launch Articolageno, the first ever food supplement based on hydrolyzed collagen and magnesium which contains Mobilee, a natural, patented ingredient which is rich in hyaluronic acid and that has been scientifically proven ...

Tags: Bioiberica, hydrolyzed collagen, Articolageno

Factors Identified in Food for The Elderly, Expert

Apr 15, 2016

Australia’s ageing population presents opportunities for food and beverage manufacturers, according to Cherie Hugo, a leading Australian dietitian. Ms Hugo delivered a presentation on 12 April 2016 on the topic of “Designing ...

Tags: Cherie Hugo, Australia dietitian, Elderly

Wearable Technology Is No. 1 Fitness Trend for 2016

Dec 28, 2015

Nearly 3,000 health and fitness experts worldwide have voted wearable technology as the number one fitness trend of 2016. The trend list also includes high intensity interval training and yoga. The American College of Sports Medicine ...

Tags: Wearable Technology

Handson and My Little Pony Launch London's First Children-Only Volunteering Event

Aug 17, 2015

Over 100 children took part in the event marking International Friendship Day. On Friday, more than 100 children took part in London’s first ever children-only volunteering event to mark International Friendship Day. The event was ...

Tags: toys, children toys

The UK Government Plans to Make Changes in The Labeling of Medicines Issued Under The NHS

Jul 3, 2015

The UK Government plans to make changes in the labeling of medicines issued under the National Health Service (NHS), to let the patients realize that the cost of the medicines and discourage wastage. The new labels will include the ...

Tags: medicines labeling, Packaging

Older US Consumers Are Looking for Dairy Products with Nutritional Benefits

Sep 9, 2014

Older US consumers are looking for dairy products with nutritional benefits, according to market research organisation Canadean. Consumers aged 55 and above make up over a fifth of dairy consumption in the US, and this number is set to ...

Tags: Aging US Consumers, Dairy Products

Correct Lighting is Good for The Elderly People

Jun 16, 2014

Source: FollowTheseInstructions Getting the right lighting is crucial for older people, according to charity researchers. Sight loss charity Thomas Pocklington Trust and Research Institute for Consumer Affairs (Rica) suggest focussing ...

Tags: Lights, Lighting, energy saving lamps

This New But Already Popular Product Is a Source of Ongoing Debate

Jun 9, 2014

Ten years after its appearance, and even with his great success on a global scale, there are still many unknowns about the device of the electronic cigarette . This new but already popular product is a source of ongoing debate. Is it ...

Tags: E-Liquid, Electronic Cigarette, E-Cigarette, E Cigarette

A Diet High in Animal Protein May Help Prevent Functional Decline in The Elderly

Mar 13, 2014

A diet high in animal protein may help prevent functional decline in the elderly, researchers in Japan suggest. Megumi Tsubota-Utsugi of the National Institute of Health and Nutrition in Japan, and her colleagues in Tohoku University and ...

Tags: protein, Identifying nutritional factors, absorb or process protein

Coffee Consumption by Australian Adults Has Declined Slowly But Steadily

Mar 13, 2014

In the last decade, coffee consumption by Australian adults has declined slowly but steadily, from 10.5 cups to 9.2 cups per week, but cafe visitation and ownership of coffee-making machines is on the rise, according to findings from market ...

Tags: coffee consumption, home coffee maker, function of age

Low Protein Intake May Be a Key Factor in Longevity

Mar 13, 2014

Low protein intake may be a key factor in longevity, according to two groups of researchers who published studies in the journal Cell Metabolism on 4 March 2014. The first study, from researchers at the University of Southern California, ...

Tags: Low protein intake, High protein, healthy balanced diet

Doctors in The United States Are Writing More Prescriptions for Sedatives Than Ever Before

Mar 11, 2014

Doctors in the United States are writing more prescriptions for sedatives than ever before, and the frequent use of these powerful drugs in combination with narcotic painkillers may be causing medication-related deaths, a new study ...

Tags: prescriptions, Health&Medicine, care visits

Using Music and Singing in Health Care Can Improve Quality of Life

Feb 28, 2014

Using music and singing in health care can improve quality of life for older people by easing pain, anxiety and depression. According to an article published in Mental Health Practice, the practices can be easily and effectively used as ...

Tags: therapeutic nursing interventions, music and singing in health care

A Third of People Over 65 Living in The UK Will Experience a Fall

Feb 27, 2014

Every year, a third of people over 65 living in the UK will experience a fall. This not only causes considerable emotional distress and physical harm, but also costs an already over-stretched health system over £1 billion each year. ...

Tags: Older Adult, BU research, Preventative Exercise, hospital admission

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