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1 week ago | 
goodhousekeeping.com | Hattie Garlick
Q: My grandfather, father and aunt all suffered from dementia. I’m terrified that it’s coming down the line for me, too. Should I be? And if so, what can I do about it? Simon Wheeler answers: There are nearly a million people in the UK living with dementia. It’s the UK’s biggest killer. But is it hereditary? That’s a really difficult question to answer simply. There are diseases out there, such as Huntington’s, that are only ever caused by a genetic mutation that parents can pass on to their children.
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2 weeks ago | 
goodhousekeeping.com | Hattie Garlick
On 13 May, broadcaster Naga Munchetty will be joining Good Housekeeping's VIP members for an evening of Good Conversations over a glass of wine with at our London HQ. The subject? Whether women's health is taken seriously enough. To get things started, she has shared some special content, for GH VIPs only. Over in the members area, you can now find an excerpt of Naga's new book It's Probably Nothing, shared specially with us ahead of its publication.
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2 weeks ago | 
goodhousekeeping.com | Hattie Garlick
Survivalists have given prepping a bad rep, says Lucy Easthope, Britain’s leading authority on emergency planning and disaster recovery. Readying yourself for an unspecified disaster has unfortunate associations with straggly beards and shotguns. Yet as yesterday’s power outage in Spain showed so clearly, disasters can strike anyone, any time, anywhere. And when we’re left without our creature comforts - or even basics like light and power - it can leave you disorientated and vulnerable.
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2 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Hattie Garlick
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2 weeks ago | 
goodhousekeeping.com | Hattie Garlick
The sun has got its hat on! Which means, of course, that you’ll have yours on, too, plus your sun block, a water bottle, a loose, long-sleeved cotton shirt (hip, hip, hip, hip, hooray)… Because we all know the risks and how to look after our skin in the sun by now, right? Well, perhaps. But the sun poses us distinct challenges at specific stages of our lives. So do we need to think differently about sun protection at different ages?
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2 weeks ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Hattie Garlick
We've all heard by now that UPFs are harmful for us. Here our experts tell us which ones to strike off the shopping list for good Are you reading this over the breakfast table, a bacon sandwich in one hand, a cold glass of juice in the other? Or perhaps you're perusing it in the evening, waiting for the microwave to ping and release your favourite ready meal? Either way, the following news is likely to leave a bad taste in your mouth.
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3 weeks ago | 
goodhousekeeping.com | Hattie Garlick
It’s a claim that’s gone viral. In an interview with American podcast host Mel Robbins, Dr. Vonda Wright, an orthopedic surgeon and expert in musculoskeletal aging, sits in front of her microphone and says that 30% of women who break their hip won’t make it. They will, she says, die. It’s an extraordinary statistic. One which, she says, makes her cry. And yet: ‘We have within our hands the power to change this trajectory,’ she says.
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1 month ago | 
msn.com | Hattie Garlick
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1 month ago | 
goodhousekeeping.com | Hattie Garlick
‘We live in a world of novelty, of chasing shiny new toys,’ says Robin Sharma, the Canadian leadership and personal growth guru who’s advised everyone from Jon Bon Jovi to NASA while selling more than 25m books. ‘We start the novel we always wanted to write, but we stop before we get any consistency and traction, and we start becoming an influencer.
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1 month ago | 
msn.com | Hattie Garlick
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