How to use a blood sugar monitor: Tips for easier testing By Becca Caddy published 3 June 21 HOW TO Find out why blood sugar monitoring is so important and how to take a reading quickly and easily.
How many hours of sleep do you need for better health? By Becca Caddy, Claire Davies last updated 2 June 21 HOW TO How many hours of sleep are enough, and is too much sleep bad for us? We asked an expert to clue us in.
Rescue Alert Review By Jeph Preece last updated 26 April 21 Not yet rated Rescue Alert didn’t perform exceptionally well in the emergency response tests, but it's worth noting this medical alert service manufactures the most popular in-home system on the market &ndash
How should glasses fit your face? Exactly like this... By Davina Franks published 16 April 21 HOW TO Wonky frames aren’t fun, so here’s how to tell if your glasses fit your face properly (or not).
How to clean pillows for fresher sleep By Millie Fender last updated 15 April 21 HOW TO Our quick and easy tips for how to clean pillows in the washing machine, for using natural ingredients, or for spot-cleaning them by hand.
Best walk-in tubs By Nicole Johnston published 15 April 21 Buying Guide We evaluate the best walk-in tub companies and the products they offer, plus we look at the benefits of using a walk-in tub, and when you might need to consider installing one.
Coronavirus symptoms vs seasonal allergies: An allergist explains the difference By Claire Davies published 13 April 21 Feature We ask an allergist to give us some clarity around the overlap of symptoms between COVID-19 and seasonal allergies.
Yes, bed socks can help you sleep. Here's how to make your own By Millie Fender last updated 26 March 21 HOW TO Here’s how to make your own bed socks, after a TikTok doctor shared the surprising reason why they can help you sleep.
Is waking up to pee at night ruining your sleep? A urologist has some tips for you By Davina Franks last updated 26 March 21 NEWS A third of US adults experience nocturia, and it leads to broken sleep. Here's how to deal with it…
How a lack of sleep could increase your risk of COVID, according to new study By Claire Davies published 25 March 21 NEWS Poor sleep in high-risk healthcare workers has been linked to a higher risk of viral infections, including the coronavirus.
Sleep Awareness Week 2021: A celebration of better sleep health By Claire Davies last updated 20 March 21 FEATURE This year’s Sleep Week shines a light on the importance of consistent, healthy sleep, and what to do if you’re struggling.
Mattress topper vs new mattress: Which one do you need? By Claire Davies, Davina Franks last updated 17 March 21 Feature Unsure whether you need a new mattress or whether a good bed topper could tide you over? Let’s figure it out…
How to dispose of a mattress: A guide to mattress donation and mattress recycling By Davina Franks published 19 February 21 How to Unsure what to do with an old mattress? Here's how to dispose of a mattress correctly, including where to donate them.
The new health insurance enrollment period is open, but does it apply to you? By Claire Davies published 17 February 21 NEWS If you have been unable to find health insurance, or you’re unemployed or stuck in a bad plan, the new enrollment window gives you extra options for help. Here’s how…
EZ Lite Cruiser Deluxe Regular DX12: Price, spec, design, features, user reviews By Paul Dimery published 16 February 21 The EZ Lite Cruiser Deluxe Regular DX12 is designed to be light, portable and maneuverable, making it a good powerchair for travel.
HeimVision A80S Wake-Up Light review By Davina Franks published 15 February 21 REVIEW The HeimVision A80S Wake-Up Light delivers faux sunshine on a shoestring and is an Amazon number one bestseller, but is it powerful enough to help you rise and shine?
Low carb diets may aid temporary Type 2 Diabetes remission, study says By Kathryn Rosenberg published 11 February 21 NEWS Researchers have revealed a link between Type 2 Diabetes remission and low carb diets, but the effects may only be temporary.
How to keep your glasses from fogging up while wearing a mask By Claire Davies last updated 9 February 21 HOW TO Face masks are essential, steamy lenses are not. Here's how to keep your glasses from fogging up.
How do continuous glucose monitors work? By Kathryn Rosenberg published 4 February 21 HOW TO Wondering how does a continuous glucose monitor work for diabetes and whether it's right for you? We have answers...
Can COVID-19 cause diabetes? Here’s what researchers say so far By Claire Davies published 2 February 21 NEWS According to analysis published in a major diabetes journal, 14% of the COVID-19 patients studied developed a form of diabetes, so what’s going on?