Sugar is one of the best things we can cut down on – but giving up the sweet stuff is tough when it’s as addictive as cocaine. From a can of fizzy drink to leftover Christmas chocolates, it has become the SOS ingredient of choice. Nutritionist and author Christianne Wolff reveals how and why you… Read More »
The 1920s saw the introduction of two influences on Australian home style, driven by post-war exuberance and a desire for modern luxury. The Californian Bungalow design captured American glamour through glazing and spacious verandas, while the emergence of the European art deco movement brought simple, clean shapes and an easy aesthetic that would come to… Read More »
Dive Brief: Enrollment in the Affordable Care Act exchanges dropped about 2.4% to 8.3 million from 8.5 million a year ago, according to preliminary figures from CMS. The agency described the number purchasing individual coverage at Healthcare.gov during the most recent open enrollment period that ended last week as “stable.” The data include a three-day… Read More »
Dive Brief: Demand for healthcare services will remain stable next year, but profitability will become more of a challenge, according to a new forecast from Fitch Ratings. The continued move from volume to value is encouraging the evolution of traditional business models, the analysis found. The legal fate of the Affordable Care Act is one… Read More »
It will be compulsory to teach about periods at schools in England by 2020, which endometriosis sufferer Alice Smith calls “massive”. The 23-year-old was diagnosed with the chronic condition at 14 and has been campaigning for menstrual health to be on the school curriculum. Alice says the new guidelines mean girls will know “from a… Read More »