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When Zonera Williams suffered acute vertigo when she repeatedly spun round in her chair in the library at University of Bradford, the third-year student was taken to hospital

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Jenaed Brodell, a top sports dietitian, said some foods, like fresh fruit, are best off in the bin if they go past their "use-by" dates because they could make you seriously unwell

Laynie Nesbitt, from Salford, Greater Manchester, shed more than seven stone in less than one year after she could hardly even walk without getting out of breath

The 11-year-old's feet have swollen to the size of watermelons but there's hope in the form of a tiny pink pill and medics believe it could enable her to walk again

Honey Langcaster-James, who suffered the loss of her grandmother, now wants to make the most of the time left with her father, speaks during Dementia Action Week

A top organisational psychologist has shared some of the ways your job can make you unwell - from the office itself to your boss' management skills - and how to tell when it's time to quit

Elen Thomas, from Wales, was not entitled to a refund when she missed her flight at Heathrow Airport where she was supposed to jet off to Japan with her 11-year-old son

Emma Hughes, from Blackwood, was spurred on by her tragic cancer diagnosis, going on to receive an award for her outstanding commitment to study and launch a new career

A 'concerned' doctor has warned parents to be wary of allowing their children drink KSI and Logan Paul's Prime Energy, and now an investigation has been called into the high caffeine content of the drink

A gynaecologist has debunked a big women's health myth surrounding pelvic floor muscles and urged women to take action sooner rather than later to avoid future problems

Lee O’Kelly, from Chester, also cut out junk food after deciding to shed the pounds, a decision the mechanic made after putting on weight during the Covid-19 lockdown

Dr Miriam Stoppard looks at exciting research coming out of Warwick University that shows certain meat alternatives made from processed soy, wheat, peanut or pea protein could cut your cholesterol

Jack Stewart, who was from Dundee, Scotland, was a "popular" boy among friends and fellow players at Dundee West FC, where he had played since he was just three

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Jaqueline Melo Oliveira spent 14 years trying to get pregnant and, at the age of 43, gave birth to twins, one of whom was born in the amniotic sac

Lyndsey Rowe said little Mason was his usual happy self during the trip to Hafan y Môr Holiday Park in north Wales but, after they came home, the mum saw he wasn't crawling properly

Lisa Dewey had been getting her nails done regularly for years - without issue - but a set of gel nails became inflamed recently and started peeling away from the nail bed

Caoimhín Mallon, from Lurgan, Northern Ireland, died in hospital on Sunday after suddenly falling ill, with heartfelt tributes from his local community

Loretto School in Musselburgh, East Lothian, says it is working with pupils and staff to come to terms with the tragedy, which happened at the site on Tuesday last week

An optician has shared her top tips for relieving symptoms of stress in the eyes, including dryness and she claims one the best solutions is to use 'artificial tears'

Andreea Vanacker discovered she had a large benign tumor inside her skull pressing down on the nerve and examinations suggested it had been growing unnoticed for at least a decade

Connor Elliot, of Ayr, Scotland, was diagnosed with chondrosarcoma, a rare bone cancer, last year and doctors informed the teenager an amputation would be the best option

It can be difficult to know which foods you can and can't reheat in the microwave. Here, a dietician shares three foods she wouldn't risk, and the reasons behind it

Experts at the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, the Institute of Cancer Research in London, and Imperial College London believe the tool can fast-track patients into treatment

If you work in a job that involves being on the computer and staring at screens every single day then you might find your eyes getting fatigued and in need of help