By Richard Jenkins Nearly half of parents in the UK ‘aren’t worried’ about the danger of sun exposure to their children, according to shocking research. A poll of 2,000 adults in the UK with kids aged 4-14 found more than 47 per cent of parents are either unaware or unworried about harmful rays from the sun. According to …
– WITH VIDEO By Grant Bailey Work is one of the first things Brits think about as they wake up in the morning, according to new research. The impact of the weather and money worries also appeared at the top of the poll, with finances also plaguing our minds when our eyes open. Others declared that checking social …
The average Brit will start their pre-holiday health kick 53 days before the jet off, a study has found. Researchers who polled 2,000 UK adults found a total of 33 hours and seven minutes will be spent getting into shape ahead of their getaway. And a whopping seven in 10 intend to shed weight in time for the …
FIVE A DAY – WITH VIDEO AND INFOGRAPHIC Half of British mums and dads have ‘given up’ trying to get their kids to eat their ‘five-a-day’, according to research. A poll of 2,000 parents of children up to age 10, also found 41 per cent have abandoned attempting to get greens into kids’ diets because they are more …
WITH INFOGRAPHIC & VIDEO By Tyler Schmall The average American utters their first curse word of the day at 10:54 a.m., according to new data. A study into the everyday stress and frustration of 2,000 Americans aimed to explore how much stress Americans take on, and how exactly they deal with it. Having a bad day? You might …
– WITH INFOGRAPHIC By Emma Elsworthy Forget the NHS – one in five Brits are now relying on the ‘Natural Health Service’, a study has found. Millions of adults are now turning to natural remedies and therapies to maintain a normal healthy lifestyle over medical alternatives. And rather than a doctor being a first port of call in …
– WITH INFOGRAPHIC By Emma Elsworthy Forget the NHS – one in five Brits are now relying on the ‘Natural Health Service’, a study has found. Millions of adults are now turning to natural remedies and therapies to maintain a normal healthy lifestyle over medical alternatives. And rather than a doctor being a first port of call in …
By Astrid Hall A worrying number of middle-aged Brits have such bad eyesight they rely on ‘long-arm syndrome’ to see phone and tablet screens clearly. Researchers who polled 2,000 adults aged 45 plus found just under four in 10 have to resort to holding their device at arm’s length to focus their eyes properly. Long-sightedness – which becomes …
– WITH PICTURES By Astrid Hall Two-thirds of Brits would put off going to the doctor – because they are scared they will receive bad news, according to research. A study of 2,400 adults revealed 61 per cent would consider delaying a GP appointment for fear of being told they have a serious illness. And over half would …
– WITH PICTURES By Rob Knight The average Brit spent a total of 40 hours sat on the sofa this Christmas, a survey found. Research revealed the most common pastimes were nodding off after too much food, watching a Bond film for the umpteenth time, or bickering over a board game. The incredible total adds up to around …
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