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
Men drink and smoke more than women — but that is not the reason they have a higher cancer risk. A major study suggests biological differences are the real re... read more
The increased popularity of plus-sized models may be driving the surge in bum lifts and breast implants in the West, academics claim. Researchers said the rise ... read more
In his first public acknowledgement of the crisis facing the health service since taking office last month, Steve Barclay said ministers face a ‘real spri... read more
Hospitals are running low on epidurals for mothers-to-be: Some patients are given no choice over pain relief in delivery room amid shortage Supplies of epidural... read more
What is Human Papillomavirus Infection? Human papillomavirus infection, one of the most common sexually transmitted infections, can cause skin or mucous membran... read more
HEALTH NOTES: Parents are dodging awkward chats with their children about dieting, survey suggests By Mail on Sunday Reporter Published: 23:57 BST, 6 August 202... read more
Q. Three years ago while on holiday I started suffering what felt like electric shocks in my mouth. When I got back I visited the dentist, who diagnosed me wit... read more
GPs could soon offer patients a ten-minute scan to check for serious bowel conditions during a routine appointment. The portable device can help doctors spot ea... read more
Giving powerful medication to patients suspected of having multiple sclerosis – but who are not yet formally diagnosed – could spare them a lifetime of debi... read more
People should eat DOUBLE the amount of protein suggested by the NHS and current guidelines are outdated, dieticians claim There are calls for guidelines on how ... read more
Disabled Britons are being forced to move to the opposite end of the country from their family and support networks due to a national shortage of accessible hom... read more
Britain’s leading cancer charity is pulling the plug on research centres devoted to offering patients potentially life-saving drugs, The Mail on Sunday can re... read more
Monkeypox cases are spreading into every region of the UK as vaccination campaign against disease falters, experts warn After first arriving in the UK in March,... read more
Do you feel like you’re drowning? These haunting words, in a social media post struck a chord with Paula Rastrick. The advert, from a private clinic specialis... read more
