We live in an age of screens and, let’s face it, they’re here to stay. Whether at work or at home, many of us spend hours staring at laptops, tablets and phones. We even ‘relax’ by watching TV or scro

What does the wear on a horseshoe tell us? Simon Moore FWCF explains how farriers assess which shoeing approach is needed

GETTING COLD FEET IS INCONVE-nient in many situations—including when you go to bed. “Our body temperature leads our sleep cycle,” says Kenneth Diller, a professor of biomedical engineering at the Univ

TRIPS and falls can become more commonplace as we get older. There is a combination of factors which can cause them. These include the decline of muscle mass and balance, health conditions such as low

IT’S World Glaucoma Day on March 12, which is held annually to raise awareness for this eye condition. Glaucoma is an umbrella term for a group of eye conditions that damage the optic nerve, which con

Earache is one of the most common winter complaints in the UK, but it might surprise you to learn that it isn’t always a sign of infection. While viral and bacterial ear infections do increase in the