By Clare Wilson High-risk UK households have remained at home for 10 weeks or moreSOPA Images/SIPA USA/PA Images THE easing of lockdown restrictions in the UK has prompted growing concern from those taking extra precautions because they are particularly vulnerable to the coronavirus. On 31 May, the UK government announced that so-called shielders in England and…
Image copyright Getty Images Vulnerable people in England who have been asked to remain at home since the coronavirus lockdown began are to be allowed outdoors once a day with members of their household from Monday.Those living alone will be able to meet one other person from another household while maintaining social distancing.The guidance -…
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It’s easy to sense when someone’s the oldest child. Usually, she’s part neurotic, part anxious—always the first to send meticulously detailed calendar invites or drop words of wisdom whenever someone’s having a rough week. Ask any firstborn daughter you know, and she’ll relate to this kind of emotional maturity alongside the painfully familiar experience of
3 min read WILL REGULARLY SKIPPING breakfast make it harder to concentrate? According to a recent Psychological Bulletin review , the answer is no. Scientists have found enough evidence to firmly say that short-term fasting does not cause a dip in mental clarity. “The idea that fasting interferes with mental performance probably stems from how