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Quick Insights Into Facelift

As you age, you don’t have to necessarily sacrifice your youthful appearance. The effects of aging and time can be reversed with the help of a trained, board-... read more

Expert warns that multi-vitamins don’t do anything 

Expert warns that multi-vitamins that one-in-three American adults use have NO clear evidence that they actually work to stave of chronic disease or death An ex... read more

Covid vaccines for children as young as SIX MONTHS could be authorized in JUNE, FDA says

COVID-19 vaccines for children as young as six months old may be around the corner, as manufacturers and some parent groups pressure regulators to give approval... read more

DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: Craving sugar? It’s your gut bacteria that’s to blame

Despite everything I’ve done to improve my diet, like most people, I still get those occasional mad, crazy cravings for junk food, the stuff that we all know ... read more

Washington state records biggest tuberculosis outbreak in two decades

Washington records biggest tuberculosis outbreak in two decades after 17 cases are linked to its prisons State Department of Health officials said the cases wer... read more

Covid wave crashes: Official daily cases plunge to lowest level since last June

Pressure is mounting on the UK to scrap its daily Covid stats after Ireland said it would discontinue its updates. Experts told MailOnline that the UK’s d... read more

Why you SHOULDN’T drink urine – especially a stranger’s! Doctors urge people not to buy excretement

MailOnline readers were left disgusted yesterday after reading about a 34-year-old British vegan man who drinks his own, stale urine every day. Now doctors are ... read more

None of the nine young children in Alabama who had hepatitis tested positive for Covid

None of the nine young children in Alabama who were diagnosed with hepatitis tested positive for COVID-19 while all had the adenovirus, CDC report reveals The C... read more

Lead concentrations allowed in children’s fruit juice to be slashed to 20% of current levels

Lead concentrations allowed in children’s fruit juice to be slashed to 20% of current levels, FDA says, but consumer watchdogs slam plan as ‘weak... read more

Daily Covid infections SURGE more than 50% over the past week – breaking the 60,000 mark

Covid cases in America are continuing to grow, rebounding after months of declines coming off of the massive winter Omicron-surge. Like the surge this winter, d... read more

Covid UK: ONS data shows fall in cases in England, Scotland and Wales with slight rise in N Ireland

England’s Covid outbreak has shrunk to its lowest size in two months as the country’s latest wave continues to recede naturally, Government statist... read more

Health chiefs won’t know what’s behind mysterious spate of hepatitis for months, experts warn

Experts have admitted it could take months to work out the cause of a mysterious global outbreak of hepatitis in children. Nearly 200 cases of deadly liver dise... read more

Long Covid sufferers who sing lullabies find it easier to breathe, study finds

Singing lullabies like ‘Twinkle Twinkle Little Star’ could help put long Covid to bed, research suggests. Sufferers who took part in an English Nati... read more

Post-lockdown visiting bans at NHS hospitals and care homes are illegal, Tory MPs warn

Post-lockdown visiting bans at NHS hospitals and care homes are ILLEGAL and breach Human Rights Act, Tory MPs warn Tory MPs and peers claimed denying hospital v... read more

Number of Britons launching GoFundMe’s has risen 20-fold in past five years, data shows

The number of families resorting to crowdfunding to cover expensive medical costs has surged 20-fold in the last five years — amid record NHS waiting lists. M... read more

Skin cancer could strike one in five people because of increased exposure to the sun, experts say

Skin cancer could strike one in five people because of increased exposure to the sun and more foreign holidays, experts say One in five people will contract ski... read more

7 Quick and Easy Health Tips For better and healthier life

As the breadwinner of your family, it is important that you must maintain a healthy and ill-free body. Good health should be achieved not only physically, but m... read more

The Background and History of NAD Injections

What is NAD? NAD, which is short for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, is an organically occurring chemical in our bodies. It plays a crucial role in the way t... read more

Adult ADHD sufferers are 10% more likely to be employed if they take a prescription medication

Using medication can help a person diagnosed with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) maintain employment over a long period of time, a new study fi... read more

Weight loss drug that suppresses hunger helps obese Americans shed 22% of their weight

Weight loss drug that suppresses hunger helped obese people shed 22% of their weight: Inventors are ‘initiating’ conversations over regulatory appro... read more

California declares seven cases of severe hepatitis after a child dies of suspected illness

Seven more cases of severe hepatitis have been detected in California, and a child has died in Wisconsin, as the mysterious disease spreads throughout the count... read more

FDA to ban of menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is planning to ban the use of menthol cigarettes in America, a move that had been called on by anti-tobacco groups, anti-... read more

More than 150million Covid vaccines are still sitting unused as national roll out slows

More than 150million Covid vaccines are sitting in storage or have been thrown away across the U.S., official data shows — but regulators are still mulling ov... read more

GPs: A third of appointments are with actual qualified doctors in parts of the country

Up to two-thirds of GP appointments were not conducted by patients’ actual doctors in parts of England last month, official data revealed today. NHS figur... read more