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Did you know? Dehydrated water, Barbie and Elsie Inglis - The Sunday Times 11th October 2009
"Urban Myths: Is ‘dehydrated water’ the perfect health product?"
British children drink only half recommended amount of water - Daily Mail 2nd July 2009
The average British child drinks just half of the recommended amount of water, researchers said today, prompting experts to urge families to make sure youngsters stay hydrated in the heatwave.
Fluoride already in the water - The Bolton News 18th March 2009
ALWYNNE Cartmell makes two common errors in the letter published in last Saturday’s Your Views.
The first is the belief that fluoride does not already exist in the water supply. It does but not in Bolton at a level which is optimal for dental health.
The second is to refer to fluoride as a toxin without any reference to its concentration.
Health warning over water coolers - BBC Health News 1st March 2009
Dirty water coolers may be putting people's health at risk, a consumer watchdog has warned.
Consumer Focus Scotland said 23 out of 87 samples from dispensers in Edinburgh and the Lothian and Borders region showed bacterial contamination.
Zimbabwe faces 55,000 more cholera cases as disease moves from town to countryside - The Times 6th February 2009
The toll from Zimbabwe’s cholera epidemic will almost double in the next few months as up to 55,000 more people contract the disease, according to private predictions by the World Health Organisation.
The spring water that really could hold back the hands of time, according to scientists - Daily Mail 15th January 2009
It found favour with Queen Victoria, whose 64-year reign was the longest in British history.
Flowing from a spring on the edge of the Balmoral estate, it is also ideally placed to have played a role in the youthful looks of the current Queen.
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