The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has deployed a team to investigate a polio case in Rockland County, New York, as local officials fear that ... read more
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is planning on green lighting plans to make America’s supply of monkeypox vaccines last longer by slashing the dosa... read more
A Lyme disease vaccine could soon hit the market in the U.S. for the first time in two decades, as pharma giant Pfizer enters late-stage clinical trials for a v... read more
US hits record 1,424 new monkeypox cases in a single day on Monday: Fears grow there may be outbreaks across college campuses as students return to school this ... read more
How your personality type may predict your bedroom performance: Worriers and pessimists more likely to suffer erectile dysfunction, study finds Men with a type ... read more
A dietitian who specialises in eating disorders has revealed why parents shouldn’t make children finish their plates or go on a diet. Kate Regan, 26, from... read more
Patients in England are set to face longer waits for routine check-ups as NHS bosses order hospitals to see those who are yet to have their first appointment, i... read more
You can lose up to a stone in three months by eating all your meals between 7am and 3pm, a study suggests. Obese adults who at within an eight-hour window lost ... read more
There are thousands of vitamin supplements on the market. Many promote themselves as wonder pills that can cure tiredness, boost your brain and enhance your im... read more
The terms ‘women’ and ‘girls’ have been omitted from NHS-funded guidance about periods, MailOnline can reveal. A website set up by the... read more
Six in ten stroke patients wait ages to be seen in specialist unit as only 40% are admitted in recommended four hours, study shows Only 38.3 per cent of patient... read more
Every six weeks, former company secretary Margaret Mason feels a sense of dread as she prepares to go to hospital for an injection into her eyeball. She finds t... read more
An implant shaped like a butterfly that is put in the neck offers a radical new approach for heart failure — a condition that affects a million Britons. The m... read more
Just how worried should we be about food additives such as emulsifiers, preservatives, colours and artificial sweeteners? In the past, the additives used in foo... read more
Synthetic chemicals that are common on the packaging of food products and some kitchenware can increase a person’s likelihood of developing cancer more th... read more
For the past decade, singer Alexandra Burke has been known for her powerful vocals and stage presence. But in truth, she has often felt anything but powerful. T... read more
Children under 10 will get polio boosters as virus returns to UK for first time in 40 years Children under ten will be offered polio booster vaccines after a na... read more
The morning my mother came to tell me that she had cancer, I was out shopping. She’d never been one for arriving unexpectedly, so I was disconcerted when my... read more
Millions of us regularly rely on them to keep us free from pain and discomfort — but could taking some over-the-counter painkillers actually mean we end up s... read more
Getting more sun can reduce a person’s risk of developing harmful inflammation that puts them at an increased risk of diabetes and heart disease, study fi... read more
Ephedrine is not currently classified as a controlled substance under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971. This means that there are no penalties for possession or use... read more
Former FDA chief says its still possible to get monkeypox outbreak ‘back in the box’ but that testing needs to be extended beyond just gay and bisex... read more
