[ad_1] Homes Under The Hammer’s Martin Roberts says he’s grateful to be alive after a terrifying health scare left him ‘hours from death’ as his body started to shut down. The presenter,
[ad_1] America’s Covid cases have surged by half in two weeks, but scientists say there is still ‘no evidence’ that top-up jabs are needed for most Americans — despite a Moderna boss
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[ad_1] Forget Botox… try a POO PILL: Faecal transplants reverse biological signs of ageing in mice Experts fed older mice a ‘faecal slurry’ made from the droppings of young mice This improved
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[ad_1] A woman born with two vaginas who feared her medical abnormality would leave her childless has told of her delight at giving birth naturally. Stephanie Haxton, 29, from Alaska, and partner
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[ad_1] Ministers have threatened to ‘name and shame’ hospitals and fine universities which are stubbornly adhering to old Covid visiting and mixing restrictions. Health Secretary Sajid Javid and universities minister Michelle Donelan are
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[ad_1] Women are having to deal with a shortage in hormone replacement therapy (HRT) supplies amid rising demand for such treatment. What is HRT? Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is a treatment to
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[ad_1] Researchers led by Professor Christoph Hess, from the Department of Biomedicine at the University of Basel and University Hospital Basel and the Department of Medicine at the University of Cambridge, have
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[ad_1] The rise of ‘Deliveroo lifestyles’ will make Britain the fattest country in Europe within a decade, the World Health Organization warns. Meal delivery apps are fuelling an obesity crisis by encouraging
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[ad_1] A 26-year-old researcher who drunk a shot of dysentery-triggering bacteria for a vaccine trial was left rushing for the toilet and feeling so ill he ‘wanted to die’. Jake Eberts, from
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[ad_1] MOUTH cancer is defined as cancer that forms on the inside of the mouth. Depending on where in the mouth the cancer is will depend on what type of mouth cancer
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[ad_1] A leading medical Academy may scrap its guidance on treating jaundice in newborns because it contains the phrase ‘black race’ — despite warnings it is harder to spot the condition in
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