How do you catch monkeypox? Until this worldwide outbreak, monkeypox was usually spread by infected rodents — including rats, mice and even squirrels — in ... read more
The cost of living crisis could fuel a spike in women donating their eggs, experts predict. Women in the UK under the age of 35 can sign up to offer eggs to giv... read more
Lyndsi Johnson, 28, describes her condition which leaves her fainting multiple times per day as being ‘allergic to gravity’ A previously ‘supe... read more
Hospital chiefs blasted by Health Secretary over ‘unacceptable’ ambulance handover delays Health Secretary Steve Barclay summoned NHS trusts over am... read more
Only 25% of American adults are getting the minimum recommendation of 2.5 hours of aerobic exercise and working on muscle strengthening at least two days per we... read more
Doctors have warned of a ‘terrifying’ hippy crack epidemic in the UK after a rise in patients suffering ‘life-changing’ nerve damage and... read more
End of the family doctor? Patients are hit as 474 GPs’ surgeries close their doors in a decade Almost 1.5million have been forced to travel further afield... read more
Nearly all pregnant women are exposed to chemicals from plastics, cleaning products, clothing and other household items that scientists say may put them at a hi... read more
The day on a plate that gave me the ‘best body of my life’: How mum-of-three, 25, lost 33kg without giving up cake, nachos or her daily coffee Shan ... read more
Since being diagnosed with supraventricular tachycardia [a fast heartbeat], my resting pulse is 100-110 beats per minute. Does this rapid heartbeat mean my hear... read more
A new type of robot surgery for head and neck cancers is boosting survival rates. Professor Michael Thick, 71, a former transplant surgeon (and chief clinical... read more
We spend a fortune on products to tackle wrinkles and grey hair, and there is always plenty to read about what you can do to look younger. Our guts also age, bu... read more
As we make the most of the last of the summer warmth, BBQs are on the menu — and the supermarkets are filled with plenty of healthy takes on the traditional o... read more
Treating severe and chronic depression can be extremely difficult. Over the years, medicines have been developed to treat mood disorders, from tricyclics in the... read more
The trip to the Cheshire beauty spot was supposed to be the perfect summer outing. But shortly after setting out on the moderately challenging walk around Ald... read more
More Americans are smoking marijuana than ever before, a survey has found — after a top scientist warned the drug could harm brain development in young adults... read more
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is set to designate ‘forever chemicals’ found in some tap water, food packaging and kitchenware as hazardo... read more
Electricity may be able to manipulate the part of a person’s brain linked to losing control while eating to help control impulses and lose weight, a study... read more
The next pandemic-causing virus may already be spreading in Britain — in the country’s chicken coups and duck ponds. Some experts believe a human outbre... read more
While a person may feel like avoiding situations that cause anxiety is an easy way to remain comfortable, an expert warns that it is a ‘double edged sword... read more
An NHS trust is using the term ‘birthing people’ instead of ‘mothers’ in the latest woke language row to engulf the health service. NHS ... read more
NHS chiefs paid £1,900 to cover a single nursing shift as thousands of agency staff were drafted in to plug chronic staff shortages. The scale of NHS Scotland&... read more
