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Three quarters of parents admit prioritising children's health over their own wellbeing - AOL (opens the original)
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Three quarters of parents admit they put their health on hold, as they are too busy looking after their children's wellbeing - leading many to go on to develop serious conditions. A study of 2,000 parents of children under 16 found half of those putting their health on the backburner have ignored their own symptoms to prioritise their children's health instead, while 33% have put off seeking medical help. Others have cancelled a medical appointment as they were too busy to attend (24%), delayed
Three in four parents put their own health on hold while caring for children, study finds - AOL (opens the original)
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Three quarters of parents say they put their own health on hold because they are too busy looking after their children’s wellbeing, and many admit it can lead to more serious problems. A study of 2,000 parents with children under 16 found that half of those who have pushed their health to the bottom of the list have ignored their own symptoms so they can prioritise their children instead. A third (33%) said they have put off seeking medical help. Some parents said they cancelled a medical appoin
Women ditch health fads after ‘quick-fix’ diets leave them disappointed - AOL (opens the original)
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The cabbage soup diet, juice cleanses and celebrity home workouts have been identified amongst the most significant health fads that women are relieved to leave behind. Research involving 2,000 women revealed numerous once-trendy dietary approaches - including the baby food diet, grapefruit diet and Atkins diet - that women no longer consider worthwhile. Exercise trends such as Insanity workouts, hot yoga, and the Nintendo Wii Fit have similarly lost their appeal. Following decades of wellness c
Women glad to see the back of cabbage soup diet and celeb workout videos - AOL (opens the original)
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The cabbage soup diet, juice cleanses and celebrity home workouts have been named among the biggest health fads that women are glad to see the back of. A study of 2,000 women found a host of once-popular food trends - including the baby food diet, grapefruit diet and Atkins diet - women no longer see as beneficial. Fitness trends such as Insanity workouts, hot yoga, and the Nintendo Wii Fit have also fallen out of favour. After decades of wellness crazes, 43% of women are now more sceptical abou
Brits ignoring wearable tech health alerts – and it could be dangerous - AOL (opens the original)
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Nearly half of adults are tracking their health through wearable tech - but a quarter confess they haven't got a clue what they're looking for. A study of 2,000 adults revealed 57% now wear some form of tech which monitors their heart rate, steps, sleep and even blood pressure. Nearly half (46%) actively track their health and wellbeing via their watch, phone or smart ring. Yet, 23% of those admit they don't understand what most of the information is telling them, with 60% having previously look
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