Roger Dobson

Research by academics at China's Fudan University found that facial wrinkles or crows feet, were associated with cognitive impairment, with theories that too much sun could have an impact.

A study shows it is associated with a lower risk of heart and respiratory diseases, stroke, some cancers, diabetes, dementia, and major depression

By ROGER DOBSON Published: | Updated: Drinking coffee regularly may lengthen life by nearly two years.

Cheesed off with snoring? Try eating more cheddar. Despite many people thinking the opposite, research suggests that cheese may in fact reduce the risk of severe snoring.

A study found one in three female students was regularly cutting back on food and increasing physical exercise to compensate for calories gained from alcohol.

Scientists have found that middle-aged and older people in the UK who live near the sea, lakes or rivers - so-called 'blue spaces' - are less likely to suffer age-related mental decline.

Scientists have found that, on days when pollen levels are soaring, there is a six per cent increase in fatal road accidents.

One study found that one in three female students regularly cut back on food and increased exercise to compensate for the calories gained from alcohol.

Anyone hoping to indulge in the festive tipple this Christmas will be cheered by findings which show that the traditional alcoholic spiced drink definitely raises body temperature.