GPs ‘are treating key check-ups for new mothers as a box ticking exercise’, study suggests Watchdogs have warned many key six-week assessments are not takin... read more
Length of doctors’ training should be slashed from seven years to fix staffing crisis, says NHS boss Richard Meddings suggested new medics were over-quali... read more
Dr Anthony Fauci laughed off lab leak questions again in a PBS documentary that aired tonight — despite growing concerns about his ties to Covid’s origi... read more
Scientists have released the full report that made headlines last week linking Covid’s origins to raccoon dogs sold at an infamous wet market in Wuhan. Th... read more
A newer type of contraceptive pill that has boomed in popularity in recent years carries the same risk of breast cancer compared to a more traditional version, ... read more
Vape manufacturers should be made to pay a ‘polluter’ tax, public health officials urged today. The levy wouldn’t be passed onto Brits directl... read more
US states hardest hit by the deadly fungus Candida auris have been revealed in a DailyMail.com interactive map. It shows how the microscopic yeast strain, also ... read more
A mum has revealed how she had to fight to keep her unborn son, after tests showed he had Down’s syndrome before he was born – and hospital staff a... read more
It’s the annoying habit which affects millions of us every night. But now a doctor has shared five exercises which may be the life-changing solution for... read more
Bath oils used to soothe skin of kids with eczema ‘do NOT help’: Watchdog tells NHS doctors to stop prescribing them By Kate Pickles Updated: 16:06 ... read more
Some kids in parts of England have ‘never’ seen a toothbrush, a dentist has shockingly claimed. Dentist Stuart McCance, who visits schools in Nor... read more
Fentanyl laced with flesh-rotting cutting agent xylazine has seen a ‘sharp increase’ across the US, federal officials are warning. The Drug Enforcem... read more
From cakes and sweets to crisps and bread, many of us have a guilty pleasure. But why do we get such intense food cravings? An urge to chow down on chocolate ... read more
Overweight women may have their mum to blame, claims study Daughters of overweight mothers are at greater risk of being overweight Mothers can pass on unhealthy... read more
Toxic chemicals lurking in cookware, make-up and toiletries may be making women infertile, another study suggested today. Scientists have for years warned of th... read more
A mother-of-one who says she was questioned by doctors about abusing her baby due to his mystery bruises has told of how the blotches were actually down to leuk... read more
Warning to cheese-lovers as more artisan types are urgently recalled with a ‘do not eat’ alert over listeria fears More recalls for The Old Cheese R... read more
Scotland’s controversial minimum unit pricing policy has been linked to a 13 per cent drop in alcohol deaths. New research suggests 156 deaths per year on... read more
Hundreds of patients have suffered life-changing and irreversible sight loss because of a huge backlog in NHS care, a damning investigation reveals. Clinicians ... read more
Grief may have effects that go beyond its emotional toll. There’s growing evidence linking grief with an increased risk of conditions from heart disease a... read more
Egg-freezing ‘packages’, paid leave for fertility appointments and discounts for IVF: these are among the perks being offered by banks, law firms, s... read more
A blast of hot gas could ease the agony of heartburn. Argon gas is fired from a thin tube inserted deep into the oesophagus (food pipe) while the patient is und... read more
