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Eating Alone Raises Frailty Risk in Older Adults

New research reveals that regularly eating alone is linked to poorer diets, weight loss, and a higher risk of frailty for older adults. Discover the health impacts and what experts recommend.

Woman, 88, moved 121km due to aged care shortage

An 88-year-old woman broke her neck and three other bones, then had to move 121km from family after selling her home for aged care. Queensland's crisis sees 1,100 stuck in hospitals.

Top 10 Foods for Radiant, Healthy Skin

Discover the surprising foods that can transform your complexion from within. Science-backed nutrition tips for glowing, healthy skin without expensive creams.

Timeshare sharks steal £28M from pensioners

Elderly Britons targeted by ruthless timeshare fraudsters in elaborate £28 million scam - how criminals preyed on vulnerable pensioners and what you need to know to protect yourself.

Downsizing Guide for Elderly Parents

Expert advice from Age UK on navigating the emotional and practical challenges of downsizing for elderly parents. Discover stress-reduction strategies, decluttering tips, and financial considerations.

Pensioner deliberately rams car into elderly neighbour

Disturbing footage captures the moment a 73-year-old man intentionally reverses his car into his 71-year-old neighbour during a petty dispute over parking in a quiet residential street. The victim was hospitalised with serious injuries.

UK's Top Nutrition Universities 2025 Rankings Revealed

The Guardian's 2025 league table unveils the best UK universities for Nutrition and Food Science degrees. Discover which institutions lead in teaching quality, graduate prospects, and student satisfaction.

Elderly Appetite Loss: Causes & Solutions

A sudden loss of appetite in older adults is a critical warning sign. This comprehensive guide reveals the medical, social, and psychological causes behind this common issue in the UK's ageing population and provides actionable advice for concerned famili

Eat 30+ Plants Weekly for Better Gut Health

New research reveals that consuming a diverse range of wild and cultivated plants significantly improves gut microbiome health and overall wellbeing. Discover how to easily incorporate more plant varieties into your diet.

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