WHOLEGRAIN bread, low fat yoghurts and baked crisps â all healthy, right?Not necessarily, experts warn, because they can all be classified as ultra-processed...
THE sun is shining and the evenings are getting lighter, but if you still feel your mind and body need some TLC, a few lifestyle changes over the next four week...
AFTER giving birth to her fifth baby, Georgie Cook never imagined anything could burst her newborn bubble.But in the weeks after Edward was born, the mum-of-fiv...
BRITS will be able to get Ozempic-style fat jabs from high street pharmacies, according to reports. Drugs like and could be available over the counter after a s...
CHILDREN lacking a key vitamin may be at higher risk of heart disease later in life, scientists say. It’s been estimated that almost 20 per cent of children in...
ARE you clued up on general health and wellbeing knowledge â knowing how much fruit and veg you should eat a day and the amount of exercise you should aim for...
FAT jabs can treat a liver disease affecting one in five people, a trial found.Semaglutide cut inflammation in two thirds of patients with .Fat jabs can cut inf...
DIFFICULTY falling asleep, staying asleep, and daytime sleepiness could mean you’re at risk of early death from circadian syndrome (CircS), say scientists. Circ...
COFFEE could keep people strong in old age and help prevent falls, a study has suggested.Experts found it was linked to a reduced risk of â muscle weakness an...
RUN out of time to go to the GP for a new prescription or your local pharmacy to restock the medicine cabinet?It can be tempting to knock back past their â bu...
CHEMICALS added to household goods and cosmetics could be linked to more than 356,000 global deaths each year, scientists warn. Called phthalates, the chemicals...
HEART damage may start in your teens, according to a study that links high blood sugar in youth to heart enlargement by age 24.An enlarged heart is typically no...
