Health
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Can firing a tiny ‘gun’ at an insect bite really stop a maddening itch?
Bites and stings can ruin any summer outing or holiday — but an array of products claims to ease the…
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The £200 kettle that could banish noisy snoring!
A kettle-like device that uses breathing exercises to strengthen muscles in the neck and chest may banish heavy snoring. The…
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Research shows it’s how often you do it, not how much
Professor Ken Nosaka. Credit: Edith Cowan University So… should I exercise a little bit every day, or exercise for longer…
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Woman claims she has been left in constant agony after spending £6K to have teeth done in Turkey
A woman who claims to have had a botched veneers procedure at a Turkish dental clinic says she has been…
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DR MEGAN ROSSI: How to heal gut problems caused by Covid
Most infections such as colds can leave us feeling pretty miserable for several days, but we then tend to perk…
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Evidence suggests thousands of dying people receive no end-of-life care at all
An end that is peaceful, pain-free and surrounded by those we love — given the choice, it’s surely how most…
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Monkeypox could become endemic in ‘the worst public health failure in modern times’, ex-FDA director
Monkeypox becoming endemic in the U.S. would be the ‘worst public health failure in modern times’ because it could have…
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RCM union ballots maternity nurses over potential walkout after ‘insulting’ £1,400 pay rise
The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) is consulting its members in England and Wales over possible strike action after reacting…
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Shingles may raise your risk of Alzheimer’s, study warns
Shingles may raise your risk of Alzheimer’s: Infection is linked to dramatic plaque build-up in brain, study finds Study led…
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Viewers of Super Surgeons are amazed by doctor’s skill after they remove ‘huge’ cancerous mass
Super Surgeons viewers were left amazed last night as doctors removed a ‘huge’ cancerous tumour weighing 1st from a pensioner’s…
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DR CHRIS VAN TULLEKEN: We need health warnings on ultraprocessed food!
A year ago I managed to persuade my identical twin brother, Xand, to forswear ultraprocessed foods (UPFs) such as pizzas,…
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How 12-hour A&E waits may be up to SIX TIMES more common than NHS makes out
The number of patients waiting at least 12 hours in A&E units is six times than official statistics show, it…
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Two MORE children catch monkeypox in Indiana, health officials reveal
Two MORE children test positive for monkeypox: Indiana health chiefs confirm cases which take national toll among kids to four,…
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Why being a cleaner, McDonald’s worker or teaching assistant raises your risk of dementia
Why being a cleaner, fast food worker or teaching assistant could raise your risk of dementia: Study links low paid…
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US allowed monkeypox vaccine stockpile to dwindle 99.99% from 20million to 2,400 doses
The United States allowed its monkeypox vaccine stockpile to dwindle from 20million to just 2,400 doses because it had only…
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Cheese is gouda for your bones… but only if you eat Jarlsberg!
Eating cheese may hold the key to keeping your bones healthy in old age, research suggests. But the benefits don’t…
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Mother-of-two sues Big Olaf Creamery after suffering miscarriage
A mother-of-two who suffered a miscarriage after eating ice cream laced with listeria is suing its manufacturer, a lawsuit revealed…
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EXCLUSIVE Mopey experts warn Lionesses’ victory in Euro finals may spark uptick in Covid cases
The dust has barely settled following the Lionesses’ historic Euro 2022 win over Germany. But mopey scientists are already warning…
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Study: Therapy sessions may be key to drug-free treatment for chronic back pain
A new drug-free treatment that ‘retrains’ the brain can offer better long-term relief from back pain than opioids, a study…
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NHS fails to hit key backlog target: Ministers admit two-year waits WEREN’T scrapped by July
The NHS hasn’t completely eliminated its waiting list of patients who have been stuck in the system for over two years,…
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Women aged 40 to 60 should ALL be given weight loss counselling, Federal-funded health group says
Women aged 40 to 60 should ALL be given weight loss counselling because they gain on average 1.5lbs a year…
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Pensioner with watermelon-sized stomach tumour makes miraculous recovery after life-saving operation
A pensioner with a watermelon-sized tumour in his stomach has made a miraculous recovery after life-saving surgery. Derek Cornelius, 71, from…
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Sir Patrick Vallance will step down as No10’s chief scientific adviser in the spring
Sir Patrick Vallance will stand down as the Government’s chief scientific adviser, it was announced today. He became a household…
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Pre-eclampsia may raise risk of dementia, study finds
Pre-eclampsia may raise the risk of dementia later in life, a trio of studies suggested today. One set of researchers…
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New York polio patient, 20, was infected with same strain detected in London and Jerusalem
America’s first polio patient in nearly a decade was infected with the same strain of the virus as was spotted…
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Junk food advertising restrictions prevent 100,000 obesity cases and may save the NHS £200m
Junk food advertising bans on London‘s public transport have prevented 100,000 people from becoming obese, analysis suggests. Sadiq Khan‘s rules,…
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Dementia prevention: How housework can keep you thin and safeguarded
Housework and exercise — they both feel like a chore for most of us, especially as we get older. But…
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How stressed are you? Scientists may soon find out… by looking at your hair
How stressed are you? Scientists may soon be able to find out by looking at your HAIR Study suggests cortisol…
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Binge-eating and lack of exercise during lockdown has triggered huge increase in gout
Binge-eating and lack of exercise during lockdown has triggered huge increase in gout, data suggests Hospital admissions for gout have…
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Technology found to be able to keep heart, liver and kidney cells alive for HOURS after death
A new technology can keep organ cells alive for hours after the rest of the body dies in a breakthrough…
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Oatly among over 50 products recalled as FDA warns of potential microbial contamination
Oatly brand’s trendy oat milk – backed by Oprah, Jay Z and Natalie Portman – is among 50 drinks recalled…
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Indonesian man fractures his penis during ‘vigorous’ sex with wife
Indonesian man is left with a purple penis ‘that resembles an eggplant’ after fracturing his member during ‘vigorous’ sex with…
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America faces shortage of Adderall
America faces shortage of Adderall amid supply disruptions and record-high demand after COVID-19 pandemic The U.S. could soon suffer a…
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Giving HPV jab to women with pre-cancerous cells on their cervix may ward off cancer, study suggests
Giving HPV jab to women with pre-cancerous cells on their cervix may ward off cancer, study suggests Team examined data…
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How monkeypox has spread to almost every American state
Monkeypox has now been detected in almost every U.S. state as cases reached the 6,326 mark across 48 states, the…
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Woman is unrecognisable after losing 13st and £20,000 of surgery
This woman looks unrecognisable after dropping 13 stone and undergoing a £20,000 makeover. Jessie Jane O’Brien, 31, from Rossendale, Lancashire, was…
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Doctors warn prostate cancer signs are not as obvious as men think
Why early prostate cancer signs are not as obvious as men think: Doctors warn an NHS focus on urinary symptoms…
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Type 2 diabetes: How eating QUINOA every day could stave off disease
Eating quinoa every day could help to stave off type 2 diabetes, research suggests. Spanish experts tested the effects of…
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For 25 years Luke needed jabs to stop bleeding. Now he’s been liberated by a breakthrough therapy
When Luke Pembroke was diagnosed with the bleeding disorder haemophilia at 11 months old, doctors offered his mother Debra a…
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Tick-borne illnesses have increased 350% in rural America since 2007
Up to four times more Americans are catching Lyme disease than a decade-and-a-half ago, a study on insurance claims has…
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The woman who almost died from an orgasm: Aorta started leaking during climax with husband
The woman who almost died from an ORGASM: 45-year-old’s aorta started leaking during climax with husband… and doctors say the…
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Experts find quicker way to spot cancers and heart disease
The end of weeks-long waits for key test results? Experts find quicker way to spot cancers and heart disease… and…
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Woman, 68, suffers whole-body rash and 103 F fever one week after tick bites her right ankle
Woman, 68, found to be suffering from ‘Japanese Spotted Fever’ after whole-body rash and 103 F fever erupt one week…
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Blood pressure readings should be taken from both arms, experts say
Why blood pressure readings should be taken from BOTH arms: Experts say current method misses millions with killer condition High…
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White House plans to declare monkeypox outbreak a state of emergency
America’s monkeypox outbreak was declared a public health emergency by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Thursday afternoon…
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Vegans should hit the gym and start pumping iron if they want healthy bones, study suggests
Vegans should hit the gym and start pumping iron if they want healthy bones, study suggests Vegans who lift weights…
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One dead and 11 hospitalized by Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in California
One person has died and 11 have been hospitalized after catching Legionnaires’ disease linked to a cooling tower on the…
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London woman’s 34K breasts won’t stop growing
A woman with 34K size breasts which ‘constantly knock things over’ is desperate to raise £15,000 for a reduction, claiming…
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Regulator tells private clinics to stop promoting £100 hayfever jab
Watchdogs have today announced a clamp down on beauty clinics promoting £100 hay fever injections. The decision comes after MailOnline…
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Teenage footballer, 15, has surgery for brain tumour after doctors misdiagnosed him with long Covid
Teenage footballer, 15, battling brain tumour was misdiagnosed by doctors with ‘long Covid’ and sent him home from A&E with…
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