Better Sleep May Be Incrediably Important to Alzheimer’s Risk
Disrupted sleep may be one of the missing pieces in explaining how Alzheimer’s starts its damage long before people have trouble with memory.
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The Notion of ‘Toxic Kale’ Has Gone Viral. But Is it True?
Toxic kale” is making news because of anecdotal evidence by one molecular scientist in one magazine article. Experts weigh in as to if we should listen.
Why Some Have a Sweet Tooth and Others Don’t
Slave to the sugar? Understanding your science can help you do something about it.
Ascot honours Bustino-Grundy epic
Grundy’s famous defeat of Bustino in the 1975 King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes is the inaugural recipient of the Qipco King George Diamonds & Pearls award.
Rovers swoop for Petshi
Blackburn manager Gary Bowyer has made his first signing of the summer by bringing in free-agent midfielder Sacha Petshi.
Hughes aiming for Olympics
Great Britain’s Zharnel Hughes is determined to justify being dubbed the new Usain Bolt by securing a podium finish at next summer’s Olympic Games.
Watford close on duo
Watford are close to securing deals to sign Jose Manuel Jurado and Miguel Britos, according to Sky sources.
Burger to captain Springboks
Schalk Burger will become the 55th Springbok captain on Saturday when he leads South Africa out against New Zealand at Emirates Airline Park in Johannesburg.
Top 10 jewelry and watch brand efforts of H1
Image of the iconic Tiffany & Co. box For the first half of 2015, marketers in the jewelry and watch space connected craftsmanship with modernity in terms of technology and social causes. Brands worked to appear modern and relevant to today’s consumers through mobile applications, high-touch interactions and campaigns that spoke to the masses. Going forward, it is likely that these combined approaches will continue to touch consumers while ensuring
Chanel delves into inspiration and personality with London exhibit
Coco Chanel walking past 31 Rue Cambon French couture house Chanel will celebrate the creative spirits of Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel and Karl Lagerfeld through a fall exhibit at London’s Saatchi Gallery. “Mademoiselle Privé” offers an inside look at the creation of the brand’s haute couture, fine jewelry and Chanel N°5. This exhibit’s subject matter enables the brand to span both its past and present through the lens of its well-known faces. Inside