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Vitamin B could stave off Alzheimers
Elderly people could stave off Alzheimer's disease by taking Vitamin B supplements because they reduce brain shrinkage associated with the disease by up to 90 per cent, a study suggests.
One in five retiring in 2013 'will be below poverty line'
Study by Prudential finds many people are facing a bleak financial outlook, with 14% relying solely on state pension
Call for brain donors as scientists receive £1m boost for dementia research
Dementia research in Manchester, Newcastle and Cardiff are to receive a boost as scientists launch brain banks to help combat the disease.
Call for brain donors as scientists receive £1m boost for dementia research
Dementia research in Manchester, Newcastle and Cardiff are to receive a boost as scientists launch brain banks to help combat the disease.
Chief inspector of GPs to be created
A chief inspector of GPs is to be appointed as part of a push to improve services outside of hospitals, ministers are set to announce.
Charity WRVS drops 'women' from its name to attract men
A charity set up by women to help efforts on the home front during World War II has changed its name in an effort to attract more male volunteers.
Call for papers - Transforming Policy & Politics: The Future of the State in the 21st Century
Start date: 01/06/2013 - 00:00
End date: 01/06/2013 - 00:00
Why are the old unable to borrow?
As the old adage puts it, you're only as young as you feel. Unless, of course, you are talking to a financial adviser.
Most people expect to be worse off than parents in retirement – except Chinese
Survey finds Chinese optimistic about their retirement years, while French, Germans and Spanish are pessimistic
Work Longer, Live Healthier: The relationship between economic activity, health and government policy
Gabriel H. Sahlgren
17 May, 2013






