11.57am: Cancer patients living in the most deprived parts of England are a third less likely to be alive five to 10 years after diagnosis than those in the most affluent areas. New figures from Macmillan Cancer Support and the National Cancer …

"As the income gap grows during the economic and social transitional period, some public employees feel psychologically torn. On the one hand, they envy the rich for their affluent lifestyle; on the other hand, they are unwilling to give up their …

And the differences can be dramatic, varying from 50 per cent of adults with overweight or obesity levels in affluent areas to up to 75 per cent in lower socio economic and rural districts. The hope is that these local snapshots of this lethal but …

Embracing liberalism was a stupid thing to do, done for the stupidest of reasons, and I will now let you subsidize my affluent lifestyle without a shred of guilt. I'm a 48 year old trial lawyer living on the coast in California – I should have “Hope …

"However, it is a very serious mistake, because it neglects the most promising technology market demographic of all: the affluent, increasingly technologically sophisticated older generation we are calling the 'silver surfers',” the analyst said …

Guelph is a vibrant, affluent community of over 120,000 people and is ranked among the top 10 places to live in Canada. In 2009 Guelph was also named one of the country's smartest communities, its safest city, and Canada's volunteer … If you are …

The celebration showcased the upscale Delray Beach Residential Resort for the affluent 55 and over community. Boynton Beach, FL … The success of Ansca Homes has always been achieved by adhering to basic principles: create the best and the most …

Even our affluent society is somewhat at fault. When we became more prosperous, partly … Because of our lifestyle we were unable to support the large families that we previously accepted as a gift from God. Some people think having too many children …

This is what Johan Rockström meant: overpopulation is a problem, but the bigger problem is that people who currently use fewer resources (aka the poor) will soon use a lot more as they become more affluent. Consider the current imbalance of resource …