All news on the topic: Prescriptions

From a morning walk to a dance around the kitchen: how doing one small, positive thing every day can boost your mental health

McGregor had been expected to return to action next spring after re-entering the USADA drug pool - but could now return sooner

Luci Solorio is suing her health insurance company for refusing to pay for her obesity treatment, which she says is unlawful discrimination, leaving her in $700,000 of debt

Joe Squire, 26, says his life has been turned upside down after his health declined 'out of the blue' - the retail manager has been diagnosed with a deliberating condition called ulcerative colitis

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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

Around the country, millions of vulnerable people are unaware they qualify for discounts on prescriptions, which they could get through a Prescription Prepayment Certificate

Federal authorities have arrested Reginald Odell Kincer for allegedly buying more than $1,800 in erectile dysfunction drugs without a prescription

Catherine Hudson drugged two patients for an “easy life” during work shifts at Blackpool Victoria Hospital. Jurors at Preston Crown Court also convicted her of conspiring to administer a sedative to a third patient

The jabs, Ozempic or Wegovy, were found to heighten the probability of pancreatitis, bowel obstructions, and "stomach paralysis" in non-diabetics

Amy Andrea McKee, 28, from Margate, Kent, began experiencing neck, back and spinal pain, as well as rapid weight loss and a severely itchy rash that spread to her face

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

Figures from Diabetes UK show over 4.3million Brits live with the blood sugar condition, with 90 percent of those having type 2 - while an estimated 850 million people don't even realise they have it at all

Timika Thomas picked up her prescription from a CVS pharmacy in Las Vegas, Nevada, after IVF treatment but soon after taking what she thought was the correct medication she realised something was wrong

Many people claim the key to good sex lies in the bedroom, but it might not be quite what you think as researchers have found a link between insomnia and erectile dysfunction

Married British Airways pilot Mike Beaton was sacked after it came out he had an outrageous night of drink and drug-fuelled debauchery

After a three-year-long health battle, Kirsty Herron is finally able to enjoy herself on holiday. Better yet, she now feels comfortable to sunbathe with her stoma bag on show

Jodie Hudson, 26, from Nottinghamshire, had swapped cigarettes for vapes two years ago - but never suspected what she assumed was a less harmful alternative would lead to a hospital admission

A quack doctor is on trial for manslaughter after he allegedly administered a hefty amount of drugs to his wife, which was witnessed by his stepdaughter

Alex Rutherford has been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease and was told he has just three years to live after spending 20 years in love with his partner Nikki

Sarah Tierney was left with a life-threatening heart condition which left her lips blue, and a second pregnancy left her in need of a new heart in what she described as a 'really tough time'

One US woman's allergy to the sun saw her compared to a vampire. Her ultra-rare allergy has been identified and a cocktail of medication means she can now brave the outdoors in Texas

Researchers found medication that controls blood sugar levels in type 2 diabetes can also help patients with certain auto-immune diseases such as Lupus and arthritis

Linda McVean, who lost her boy Frankie in May, bought the street Valium pills for £10 before shaming the dealer by telling him “these are the same pills that killed my son”

Research suggests that the appetite suppressing drug semaglutide could transform treatment for many with the cardiac condition, which affects a million people in Britain