Britain’s bird flu ‘patient zero’ has been left ‘absolutely distraught’ after being banned from keeping ducks for more than a year... read more
The Omicron variant is showing more signs that it is starting to burn out this week with the rate of case growth slowing in 44 states over the past two days. ... read more
Millions of Covid vaccines could be binned unless booster uptake picks up in young people, the Government fears. The booster drive has slowed to just 140,000 ... read more
A new interactive map has revealed the UK’s Omicron hotspots last week, when a record 4.3million Britons were thought to have been carrying Covid. It show... read more
England still doesn’t automatically recognise Covid vaccines dished out in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, MailOnline can reveal. Complaints were fi... read more
With increasing age, breasts undergo changes and slacken. This process is called ptosis or sagging. That can be a little distressing. If you’re looking fo... read more
With over 2.5 million cases reported every year, breast cancer has emerged as the most common type of cancer diagnosed among women throughout the world. Researc... read more
Simon Ruda,  co-founder of No10’s ‘Nudge Unit’, accused ministers of using scare tactics during the pandemic The co-founder of No10’s... read more
A third of people who catch Covid may still be infectious after five days, according to a study that illustrates the gamble ministers face in cutting the self-... read more
People wearing face masks are deemed to be more attractive than when they have nothing covering their faces, according to a new study. Face masks have become a ... read more
Mothers-to-be who consume artificial sweeteners may be more likely to have fat children, study warns Researchers tested two sweeteners on pregnant rats to see ... read more
The dying handyman who became the first patient in the world to get a heart transplant from a genetically-modified pig stabbed a man he met in a bar seven time... read more
The World Health Organization is calling for vaccine manufacturers to future proof Covid jabs instead of focusing on rolling out regular boosters. The agency... read more
As the Omicron variant-fueled Covid surge appears to near its peak in many eastern states, the virus has begun to head west, striking elsewhere in the country. ... read more
Glandular fever may be the biggest cause of multiple sclerosis: ‘Kissing disease’ may raise risk of crippling illness by 32-fold, study warns Decade... read more
Covid fuelled spike in home births: One in 40 new mothers delivered their babies at home in 2020, official data shows A total of 14,281 out of 607,000 births â€... read more
Pregnant women who catch Covid within a month of their due date are at greatest risk of complications, research suggests. But doctors insist the dangers are t... read more
Some Americans are trying to get COVID-19 on purpose and get the disease ‘out of the way,’ assuming that their case will be mild – but doctors... read more
Britain’s Omicron wave continued to collapse today as Covid cases fell once again and NHS hospital admissions remained flat. Another 109,133 positive test... read more
Britain’s Omicron outbreak has peaked, another surveillance study confirmed today in an extra boost to hopes that the worst of the current wave is over.Â... read more
In Bristol County, Massachusetts, local police are using trained dogs to ‘sniff out’ COVID-19 in local schools, police stations, and other popular l... read more
People are underestimating how fattening food is when they share a meal or snack with others, research has found.  For diners, food appears less fattening to... read more
