All news on the topic: Health

Dr Miriam Stoppard shares important research from the universities of Oxford and Leicester, looking into the crushing cognitive symptoms of Long Covid

Amy Greenwood, 22, tragically died after enduring an asthma attack at her home in Skelmersdale - her family are raising awareness about the dileberating illness

Danielle, 38, took her daughter Sophia to the doctor when she noticed an unusual lump protruding from her ribs which was later revealed to be a cancerous tumour

Keep reading for everything you need to know about mattresses and sleeping positions experts recommend for back pain sufferers

Six-year-old Brianna Bodley had one side of her brain shut down by surgeon to enable her to lead a normal life. It resulted in the left side of her brain taking over the duties of the right side

One UK hotel chain has even started asking guests whether they have travelled from Paris, while a top expert has claimed the blood suckers are resistant to pesticide sprays

Dr Michael Mosley has revealed two simple tips to help beat chocolate cravings and to fill full for longer - he reassured that the 'irresistible' snack can be replaced

While the drug is still undergoing clinical trials, early data has so far shown a 100 per cent success rate against a specific variant of the disease, providing hope to those with certain types of bowel cancer

If you're after a mattress that will keep you nice and cool during the night, read on as we've rounded up the best cooling mattresses that you can get hold of today

Bernadette Horsey, 31, tragically died in childbirth at the Royal Derby Hospital last year - Bernadette was overjoyed when she realised she was having a son but passed away seconds later

How many cups of coffee do you drink a day? According to Dr Michael Mosley this is the perfect number of coffees to drink per day in order to hit the sweet spot

Dr Liz O'Riordan has debunked the myth that breast cancer can be caused by underwired bras, sharing that one study has indeed proven the rumour to be incorrect

A new study has revealed that women are more likely to receive initial mis-diagnosis to a heart attack - they are also less likely to receive preventative medication for future attacks

Linda Fudge, who was a nurse in RAF, lives in a nursing home in Lymington, Hampshire and, like around 250,000 people in care homes in UK, struggles with accessibility and other issues

Jennifer Leighton, 41, will face a gruelling four weeks away from her children as she prepares to undergo a stem cell transplant in a bid to achieve her best chance at long-term remission

Hannah Williams, from Liverpool, spent her last moments with her daughter she named Nova, while her family said she showed 'immeasurable courage and strength throughout her fight' with cancer

The risk of diabetes, which affects more than 3.8 million people in the UK, is cut significantly if you drink one cup of tea - traditional or otherwise - every day

Theodor Morar, 9, has bravely dealt with his rare skin condition since he was born - his skin often cracks open 'raw' leaving him with bloody wounds and itchy patches

Dame Elizabeth Anionwu is a pioneering woman in the research field of sickle cell - we are highlighting her exceptional contribution as we celebrate Black History Month

You may not realise it, but something as simple as just a handshake is able to tell you more about your health than you might think, according to studies.

Doctors have issued a health warning about a side effect caused by Covid-19 - they examined data from the early stages of the pandemic and found a link between the virus and sepsis

There's been a "worrying" uptake in vaccines for measles, mumps and rubella but medical professionals say these should be routine, and they help protect youngsters

Lisa Reimer said it was was "no big deal" to shave her hair to support Evelyn Thomsen who, despite surgery to remove a tumour in her leg, had to have an amputation

Pirola, a new Covid strain is currently spiking in the UK, is cause for concern. Experts explain how serious it is, what the symptoms are and if there could be a return to restrictions

Dr Michael Mosley gives you another reason to boogie on down as he explains the incredible health benefits dancing can have in keeping your brain and body healthy