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...changing the routine for the caree. You might have identified some of the barriers on this list when reflecting on your own physical activity levels or that of the case studies from Activity 2 in Session 1. The facilitators to physical activity in carers found in the research are discussed in the next section. Despite the challenges that a carer could face to be...

...changed dramatically over the last few decades. Today, most people experience computers not as remote machines producing bills or directing space flight (though they still do these things), but in two ways: as a medium that combines graphics, video, sound and text to impart information and a means of enabling us to carry out our banking, our shopping and make appointments...

...changes in important genes that control cell growth, meaning that cells can start multiplying out of control and form tumours. Over the years, CRUK scientists and others around the world have unpicked the biological ‘toolkits’ our cells use to repair their damaged DNA. And it turns out that rather than being a strength, problems with DNA repair can be a critical...