Lead singers in bands fare better than solo artists, but fame – rather than lifestyle or job itself – seems to be major factor For those who hanker for the limelight, be careful what you wish for: shooting to stardom as a lead singer really does raise the risk of an early death, researchers say. Their analysis of singers from Europe and the US found that those who rose to fame died on average nearly five years sooner than less well-known singers, suggesting fame itself, rather than the lifestyle and demands of the job, was a major driver. Continue reading...

Bij radioprogramma Je geld of je leven ging het over de huidige vogelgriepuitbraak. De presentator sprak met de chef van de Nederlandse Vakbond Pluimveehouders en de burgemeester van wat ze de kippenh...