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Features the Outdoor Classroom Project implemented in a dozen primary schools based in North Yorkshire's Stockridge which aims to teach school children about the process of growing fruits and vegetables. Consideration for the nutritional content of crops; Statistical figures on vegetable consumption among children; Public health policy of the British government.

The article presents a humorous discussion of factors, including continually standing upright, that have led to back problems among many members of British society. A discussion of the impact having all British citizens walk on all fours could have on an estimated £5 billion a year in medical costs that are seen in Great Britain as a result of back problems is presented.

The author reflects on the plan of building a wind turbine right next to a hospital in Great Britain to provide electricity for the health facility. He mentions that the said plan received both positive and negative feedbacks from the community, anticipating that the turbine can do harm to migrating birds and human health. He asserts that these arguments presented by concerned citizens aim to convince the hospital administration to disregard the plan.

The author reflects on issues related to cancer and comments on issues related to oncology in Great Britain. He argues that cancer is a subject that interests all people and a focus of stories in the media. He mentioned that dozen causes and cures for cancer occupy the headlines which sometimes confuse readers. The author suggested that people must ponder on the value of nutrition.

There’s no smoke without fire, says David Newnham. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Competition is healthy, writes David Newnham. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

David Newnham prefers to take weight off his mind. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Loos are going down the pan, says David Newnham. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

David Newnham's cockle collection poses a threat. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article relates the author's insights about having a sore throat in Great Britain. The author questions whether the following factors contribute to the common occurrence of sore throat: winter season, greenhouse gases and the spread of a virus. Although the author expects an announcement from the Department of Health concerning the spread of the disease, he found none.

Comments on the cash crisis in the National Health Service (NHS) that affected the quality of health services in Great Britain. Amount of debt incurred by the NHS; Discussion on the changes at the hospital due to lack of funds and resources; Questions on the budget allocation and spending of NHS.

In this article, the author David Newnham attempts to describe health related anxieties of people through an account of the conversation between a women and supermarket cashier. Women was worried about her minor sore throat. It is funny how people just know these things, and how they construct elaborate theories about the workings of their bodies.

Presents the author's views about rebranding Great Britain's National Health Service. Need to change the service's name; Alternative names.

Discusses the perils of eating salt. Negative health effects of high sodium intake; Examples of diseases which can be gained from high sodium intake.