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Superhero Life Expectancies

No Comments 09 May 2013

We love superhero infographics; not only are they generally well researched (mainly as there’s such a wealth of information available about any given comic brand or character) but the opportunity for original and creative design, coupled with amusing or interesting information is huge. We recently came across this fantastic infographic from LifeQuotes4U, breaking down the [...]

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A Picture Of The UK’s Diet

No Comments 30 March 2013

If you listen to Jamie Oliver, then you’d be forgiven for thinking that the UK has one of the worst diets in the world; eating nothing but junk food. But recent research, turned into an infographic by Red Anywhere, suggests that this might not necessarily be the case. On the plus side, the infographic suggests [...]

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Health, Tech

Do You Have Digital Eye Strain?

No Comments 20 March 2013

Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) is now the most common computer-related repetitive strain injury, find out if you are you at risk…

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PTSD: A National Disorder

No Comments 14 February 2013

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder was once thought to be a military disorder reserved for those who experienced combat situations first-hand. As this infographic from BD Injury Lawyers illustrates, PTSD is much more prevalent in today’s society than many realise.

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Health, Tech

Infographic Look At Medical Technology

No Comments 08 February 2013

The term ‘medical technology’ can be used to refer to the procedures, equipment and processes by which medical care is delivered. Examples of changes in technology would include new medical and surgical procedures, medical devices and new support systems. So how far has medical technology come in recent years? Why does some technology receive more [...]

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Tinnitus Explained

No Comments 08 February 2013

Tinnitus is a common problem for people in the UK and internationally, affecting people of all ages (although more prominently the elderly). Tinnitus comes from the Latin word for ringing, and can affect one ear, both ears or can be heard inside the sufferer’s head. To help raise awareness of the issue, Hidden Hearing have [...]

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New Baby Workouts

No Comments 07 February 2013

Who knew that squatting to pick up your infant of folding laundry could actually strengthen key muscle groups and help the baby weight (and sympathy baby weight) fly off at Mach 3 speed? As the parent of a newborn, you may not have the time to hit the gym like you used to, however, a [...]

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An Infographic Look At World Hunger

No Comments 09 January 2013

Hunger and malnutrition is a major problem the world over, particularly in third world and developing countries, where it kills millions of people every year. Despite advances in science and medicine and continued aid from developed countries, the problem remains a hugely serious one. In this infographic, bought to you by Sussex caterers Red Anywhere, [...]

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Are Infant Reflux Drugs Worth The Risk?

No Comments 21 December 2012

Between 2002 and 2009, there was an 8-fold increase in the number of infants prescribed acid suppression drugs. However, less than 10% of those received any diagnostic testing whatsoever for Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease, or GERD. That raises an interesting question – is the rapid growth in the number of cases of infant GERD representative of [...]

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50 Incredible Facts About Skin

No Comments 12 December 2012

The human body is an incredible and fascinating thing, and one of the most interesting elements of the body is your skin – which is actually your largest organ. To demonstrate just how interesting and surprising your skin is, Beauty Flash have produced this entertaining and hugely informative infographic, entitled ’50 Incredible Facts About Skin’:

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Business, Health

How Clean Is Your Office?

No Comments 09 November 2012

We all try and make an effort to keep the office environment clean and healthy; whether that involves some regular spring cleaning yourself or hiring a regular cleaner to do the work for you. But just how important is cleanliness in the office? Where do germs and bacteria thrive the most and how can these [...]

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Kyoto Treaty – How Do We All Stack Up?

No Comments 30 September 2012

The Kyoto protocol was first conceived in the mid-1990s as a direst response to new research around the world showing that the increased global change was due to the effect of humans. It wasn’t mandatory, but bound the countries that did sign up to lowering emissions, and targets for the coming years. It finally came into effect at [...]

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The Ageing Population – How They Feel And What We Can Do To Help

No Comments 28 September 2012

Technology is a wonderful thing, and one that has changed our lives beyond recognition. However, it’s not all good. It’s now making us all live longer, and keeping those who would have died long ago still alive. On the surface this sounds like a plus point, but the increasing amount of aged people is set [...]

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