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DWP Calculator Finds £7,300/yr in Unclaimed Benefits

Exclusive: A free and anonymous online tool from the DWP is helping UK households discover they are entitled to an average of £7,300 per year in unclaimed benefits. Learn how to check your eligibility in minutes.

10,000 Steps a Day: Myth or Must?

Discover the truth behind the 10,000-step myth and learn how much walking you really need for optimal health benefits.

Walking to work may reduce cancer risk

New research reveals that incorporating a brisk walk into your daily commute could significantly reduce the risk of developing certain cancers. Experts explain the science behind this simple yet powerful health hack.

Walking faster may slash heart attack risk

A groundbreaking study suggests that increasing your walking speed and distance may significantly reduce the risk of heart attacks and improve overall cardiovascular health.

The Unexpected Joy of a Good Dump

Discover the surprising benefits and simple pleasures of a well-timed bathroom break, and why it deserves more appreciation in our daily lives.

4,000 daily steps may slash dementia risk

New research suggests that even a modest daily step count may significantly reduce the risk of developing dementia, offering hope for those struggling to meet traditional activity targets.

Oxford: 4,000 daily steps improve health

A groundbreaking study from the University of Oxford suggests that walking as few as 4,000 steps a day can significantly improve health outcomes, challenging traditional fitness norms.

Walking backwards offers 4x health benefits

New research suggests walking backwards could be four times more beneficial for your health than traditional walking. Discover the surprising benefits and how to incorporate it into your routine.

Walking and cycling could save UK billions

New research reveals that increasing walking and cycling in the UK could drastically cut healthcare costs and reduce carbon emissions, offering a win-win for public health and the environment.

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