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Terry Robson

Terry Robson is a writer, broadcaster, television presenter, speaker, author, and journalist. He is Editor-at-Large of WellBeing Magazine. Connect with Terry at www.terryrobson.com

by Terry Robson May 18, 2016
Medicine spilled out

Can painkillers ‘kill’ your empathy?

Paracetamol may reduce your capacity to feel empathy.

by Terry Robson May 17, 2016
Peaceful woman meditating on the beach

Yoga and meditation for dementia

Yoga and meditation can reduce your risk of developing dementia.

by Terry Robson May 16, 2016
Variety of fruits

Grapes and oranges for diabetes

Two compounds from grapes and oranges work together to combat diabetes.

by Terry Robson May 13, 2016
Dog owner

Pet power: helping you with break-ups

Just thinking about your pet helps you deal with social rejection.

by Terry Robson May 12, 2016
Businesswoman going to work in high heels

High heel stakes: shoes reveal more than you think

Women adjust their heel height as they search for social status.

by Terry Robson May 11, 2016
Man biking in the city

Is city cycling bad for your health?

City cyclists inhale more pollution but it is still a healthy option.

by Terry Robson
Weight lifting

Muscle building needs rest to grow

Muscles grow more if you rest more between sets.

by Terry Robson May 10, 2016
Strawberries

Silky fresh fruit: is silk the secret to fresh fruit?

Silk might be an alternative to refrigerating fruit.

by Terry Robson May 6, 2016
Hand using car audio stereo system

Road radio risks: listening to the radio a hazard?

Research shows that listening to the radio while driving affects your attention.

by Terry Robson
Woman texting while drinking coffee

To tweet and to immediately forget

You probably don’t remember things you just retweeted.

by Terry Robson May 5, 2016
Man sitting outside thinking

Recalling negative events can harm your marks

Academic results are harmed by thinking about negative past events.

by Terry Robson
Assortment of Herbal Tea

Herbs for improving memory and mood

Four herbs shown to impact memory and mood, especially in older people.

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