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Can toothpaste with 'good' bacteria prevent fillings? (opens the original)
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Good oral hygiene is not only vital for healthy teeth and gums – it could help prevent serious disease, research now shows. This is due to the vital role played by the oral microbiome, the community of microorganisms that live in the mouth: an imbalance between ‘bad’ and ‘good’ bacteria is known to contribute to gum disease, tooth decay, bad breath and inflammation – and now it’s been linked to cardiovascular disease, depression, Alzheimer’s, diabetes and cancer. Research published last year in
Expert guide to undiscovered hotspots with property from £225,000 (opens the original)
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When it comes to buying a new home, some areas just scream desirability – featuring all of the usual suspects, from lovely parks and good schools, to leafy streets with bijou coffee shops, and of course, well-kept properties. But all of this can come at significant cost. Instead – away from the usual des res areas – are hidden hotspots: locations where properties are easier on the pocket, but where the area itself is still firmly on the up. For savvy buyers, spotting such potential means not onl
8 cheap northern property hotspots where prices are soaring (opens the original)
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It might be time to rethink the old adage 'It’s grim up north’. Indeed, Manchester, in particular, is currently one of the fastest-growing economies in the UK. It boasts an annual growth rate of 3.1 per cent – more than double the rate of the country as a whole. But beyond its recent economic success, the city has also become a major focus for national politics, too, thanks to the new Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s unflinching push to decentralise government. Only last week, he revealed that his
The ultimate 160-mile road trip through Greece inspired by The Odyssey (opens the original)
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Kalamata airport in southern Greece has a drowsy, low-key feel, with a solitary border control official and a tiny Avis desk. It is high season – though you would not have guessed it – and we are about to embark on a Greek road trip. Few British holidaymakers visit the Greek mainland: Around 70-80 per cent prefer the often-overcrowded islands. But, inspired by Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster film, The Odyssey, we are looking forward to an odyssey of our own, avoiding high-season tourist hordes,
Keep your wedding out of my holiday! Ceremony ruined hotel stay (opens the original)
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Pulling up at our ritzy five-star hotel in rural Thailand after a long flight, it felt like we’d arrived in heaven: implausibly blue skies, spacious rooms and a warmth that settled on the skin like damp silk. Heading down to breakfast, we gazed at the sea and surrendered to the stillness (and gorgeous food). Unfortunately, fellow guests had different plans. Barely had my husband returned from the buffet than a booming voice shattered the peace. It seemed we had arrived on day one of a three-day
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