BY MEG MONTAGUE The over 700 videos Shaun Cumming has uploaded to YouTube in the last five years mainly focus on his travels through countries such as Brazil, Iceland and the United […]
Popular Edinburgh vlogger hopes to raise awareness of psoriasis
Healthy at Home: Is exercise essential during lockdown?
by Mya Bollan Boris Johnston’s strict rules to tackle spread of coronavirus allow people to leave their homes once a day to exercise. The Prime Minister last night announced that the country […]
Scottish Drug Summit needed to tackle ‘public health emergency’, says Minister
By Leigh Taylor An upcoming drug summit organised by the Scottish Government alongside Glasgow City Council has reopened the discussion on the extent of our drug crisis compared to the rest of […]
Cenacolo; facing your addiction
By Erin Lawless Addiction means being physically and mentally dependent on a particular substance. This dependence has the ability to destroy lives and can cause its victim to see nothing past getting […]
Glasgow Uni issues warning over deadly coronavirus
by Darren Gibson THE University of Glasgow has issued a warning to its staff and students planning to travel to China following a deadly outbreak of coronavirus. A post found on the […]
More Scots saving lives through CPR, new figures show
By Leigh Taylor An increasing number of Scots are playing a part in saving the lives of those suffering cardiac arrests, according to new data. The figures, showing less Scottish people are […]
Details of The New UK Passports
by Lewis McLeod The new British passports have been made by a Franco-Dutch company which has sparked some controversy about the production, as it has been outsourced but not actually made in […]
How Brexit Could Invalidate EHIC Cards
by Lewis McLeod The UK has issued over 27 million EHIC cards, they cover pre-existing medical conditions as well as emergency care and also maternity care. The NHS have supplied these cards […]
Researchers at the University College London have found a significant correlation between obesity and depression
Obesity and depression are on the rise among UK young people, according to a large-scale study led by the University College London. The study was published after the government discussed about how […]
Could “Unfair” Working Conditions Put Students Off Careers In Care?
A report into working conditions of social care staff has called for reform within the sector, urging the Scottish Government to introduce a new watchdog and establish minimum standards. The 18-month study […]
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