All news on the topic: Immune system

It's cold and flu season, which means Brits are battling chesty coughs and persistent sneezes. But fitness expert Joseph Abell has revealed his 'feel better smoothie' that will help you fight off those respiratory illnesses

Is there a particularly long-lasting virus circulating at the moment, are we catching back-to-back bugs, or is this simply a result of reduced immunity after the pandemic?

The drugs fight tumours by targeting the body's own immune cells - but these tiny “trojan horses” could treat both cancer and heart disease in future Dr Bryan Smith said

As a new coronavirus variant spreads rapidly across the Continent, hospital cases and deaths are rising in line, leading immunologists to urge Brits to get vaccinated

Colds are common throughout the winter months - and there is nothing more frustrating than a blocked nose. But one woman has shared a hack to help ease the decongestion

It seems as if everyone is struggling with a cold or flu at the moment - but a doctor has shared the reason why it seems as if it feels impossible to get rid of it

While hitting the gym may be the nation’s favourite New Year’s resolution, experts have warned that excessive exercise can lead to potentially harmful consequences

Former S Club star Hannah Spearritt is returning to the limelight on Dancing on Ice and opened up on the heartbreak she has suffered since losing ex Paul Cattermole

The NHS has warned it is the last chance for vulnerable people to get the seasonal Covid vaccine as the JN.1 strain of the virus is flourishing in the UK with new symptoms

Dr Phil Sizer, an expert on cold and flu vaccines who taught Professor Chris Whitty, is now offering advice for Brits suffering with winter coughs and sniffles this festive season

A pharmacist has shared when it's best to take ibuprofen and paracetamol when you're feeling under the weather with a nasty cold or flu, as various illnesses spread around the UK this winter

Cases of the highly contagious skin condition have been growing since July, GPs have warned

Feeling thirsty is a signal from the brain to replenish body fluids when dehydrated - when diabetes is untreated, the kidneys must work harder to filter excess glucose

A doctor has issued a warning about a really subtle sign on your neck that could in fact be one of the telltale signs that you have diabetes or another medical condition

Condensation and mould can be a nuisance in your home, particularly in the winter months, but these 'mould-loving' plants can help banish the issue for good, whilst being a beautiful addition to any room

Registered nutritionist Rhiannon Lambert has shared different food groups you should try when you are feeling under the weather - these include everything from ginger to chocolate

Here are some tips to keep your pets calm during the fireworks on New Year's Eve

There's no way to avoid getting ill, especially if you've been in contact with lots of people over Christmas, but what you put on your plate could give your immune system a much-needed boost

There are seven illnesses to keep an eye out for, which you might be especially at risk of over the festive season, when socialising with friends and family

Catching a virus, over-drinking, and anxiety are just a few of the risks that come with Christmas festivities - the Mirror shares some of our tips for staying safe and happy this festive season

Scientists suspect the emerging JN.1 strain could be giving us gastroenteritis amidst rising reports of viirus traces found in waste plants in Austria and Switzerland

Colds are common throughout the winter months but it can be particularly frustrating if you're struggling with coughs and sneezes in the build-up to Christmas and New Year's Eve celebrations

When Cambridge scientists treated mice that had developed inflammatory diseases with a PLK1 inhibitor, it prevented the runaway inflammatory response

Higher than normal numbers of people in England had been struck down by norovirus in the year to November 26, according to figures from the UK Health Security Agency

Foods such as bread, jam, cheese, fruit and vegetables can go mouldy before we have time to eat them, but there are some cases where food can still be consumed