Health

Pfizer agrees to settle claims its heartburn drug Zantac causes cancer

The FDA pulled Zantac and its generic versions off the market after a cancer-causing substance called NDMA was found in samples of the drug.

10 best protein bars that boost your energy and actually taste good

10 best protein bars that boost your energy and actually taste good - Enjoy post-workout snacks that deliver on nutrition and flavour

New research on flavoured vapes shows potential for 'a new wave of chronic diseases'

New report says there is need for regulation to eliminate vaping harm.

Why common sense is not so common

Mind-blowing facts about the US that most Americans would be surprised to learn

15 Techniques to Boost Your Memory and Brain Power

40 Things to NEVER Buy at a Thrift Store

Unless you want lead poisoning...

The Best Dog Food of 2024

Vet-recommended healthy and nutritious dog food for canines of every size, age and stage

New Jersey woman, 21, gets jaw stuck open YAWNING too hard

Jenna Sinatra, a 21-year-old influencer in New Jersey, was left with her jaw stuck open after letting out a big yawn. It took four hours of muscle relaxants and doctors 'manually' closing it.

The Best Hard-to-Kill Indoor Plants That’ll Liven Up Your Home

Test how green your thumb is with these beginner-friendly plants.

AstraZeneca is pulling a Covid vaccine that ‘saved over 6.5 million lives’ – here’s why

The 11 Best and Worst Oat Milk Brands on Grocery Shelves

Not all oat milk brands use quality ingredients. Here, nutritionists share the best healthy options for your health.

Government needs to 'get with it' and use TikTok, says health chief

Professor Dame Lesley Regan warned it is vital advice is shared via social media to inform young women, girls and boys about issues like unusually heavy periods.

23 Best Smelling Body Lotions That Will Make You Want To Ditch Your Perfume

Smooth, great-smelling skin right this way.

The inherent dangers of human inbreeding

8 foods that will help wake you up after a bad night’s sleep

What are the gynecological cancers, and how can you reduce your risk?

Sleep habits from around the world

We all sleep, but we don't all have the same sleeping habits. Sure, some people go to bed earlier than others, some prefer a soft mattress, others a firm one, and, of course, people sleep in different positions. But our differences go beyond these basic things. Where we are in the world also influences how we sleep, and indeed how much we sleep. In this gallery, we look at the sleep habits of people in 30 different countries/regions. Curious to find out how you compare to people in other parts of the world? Then click on!

The Most Comfortable Shoes Made for Wide Feet

They don't look half bad either.

15 Hair Growth Oils That Will Completely Transform Your Tresses

Rapunzel, is that you?

Urgent warning not to pick popular plant over fears of deadly disease

E-Coli is a bacteria which can cause serious illness and in extreme cases even death.

Only three days of fuel for health services in south of Gaza, says WHO

There is only enough fuel to run health services in the south of Gaza for three more days, the World Health Organization said on Wednesday. Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have sought refuge in the south of Gaza from combat further north in the enclave. Israel has threatened a major assault on the southern city of Rafah to defeat thousands of...

Unlocking the Mystery of Memory Retention - The Story of SuperAgers

Despite their advanced age, SuperAgers maintain exceptional mental sharpness. Their memory performance at 80 years old is as good as others at 50 or 60. What's their secret?

What do we know about tuberous sclerosis?

Tuberous sclerosis, also called tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC), is a rare genetic multisystem disorder characterized by the growth of numerous noncancerous (benign) tumors in many parts of the body. However, when severe, tuberous sclerosis can shorten your life. The condition has a global incidence of one per 6,000–10,000 live births, and over a million people are estimated to be affected worldwide. A little-known disease, tuberous sclerosis nonetheless has a dramatic impact on the lives of those affected by the condition. And it's something we should all be more aware of. Click through for a better understanding of this uncommon genetic disorder.

10 natural superfood powders to add to your diet today

It can be hard to work all of the current superfood trends into your daily diet. But natural plant-based powders are an ideal way to add an invisible health boost to your meals. Fortunately, most can easily be found at your local health food store or online. Take a look at the the top 10 powders, their health benefits, and the best ways to introduce them seamlessly into your routine. Click through the gallery to get started.

The Strange History Of Birth Control

What is ‘butt-tox’? Beauty’s most eyebrow-raising new treatment

People are turning to bizarre methods to enhance their sex lives, including the injection of salmon sperm in intimate parts of the body and butt-tox, which one beauty clinic has trademarked as "HoleTox". The $900 (£720) treatment in question sees clients have Botox into the buttocks. It's predominantly for people who have anal sex. Chris Bustamante...

12 Excellent Rowing Machines for Your Home Gym

Bring your home gym to the next level with the help of one of these rowing machines.

Here's how to avoid a hangover, according to the experts

We've all been there, unless you're underage or just don't drink. That hangover always comes around eventually, after weddings, nights out, or even a fancy dinner gone awry. Most drinkers get hangovers, and somehow live to tell the tale every time. However, there's many ways to avoid getting a hangover in the first place. Sure you can down water, but there's other smart ways to stay healthy after hedonism. Click on for the expert guide to avoiding a hangover.

Pensioners to get JUDO lessons 'to improve their balance'

Coaches from sports body British Judo will touch on 18 different judo techniques that have been adapted for elderly Britons at risk of harm.

What to pack in case of a war outbreak

While no one likes to think of war, being prepared means being equipped with the proper supplies you may need. Many establishments, such as shops, pharmacies, and banks, may be closed in an emergency. On top of that, the supply of electricity, water, internet, and ATMs may be entirely or partially blocked in the event of military actions. Therefore, being prepared for the outbreak of war is key. This means being equipped with proper supplies, which should be kept in an easy-to-carry emergency kit that you can use at home or take with you in case you must evacuate. Curious? Click on to discover what you should pack in case war breaks out.

3 exercises everyone does that makes back pain WORSE, says expert

Dr Arthur Jenkins, a spine surgeon for the New York Jets, warned that people suffering from back pain likely already had a damaged disk - meaning they should avoid twisting the back.

12 Best Tinted Moisturizers With SPF, Tested By Dermatologists And Editors

A tried-and-tested list from editors and derms themselves.

Beat Fatigue - Here's How to Determine the Best Time for Bed"

Getting enough sleep is essential for good health. Not only is the duration of sleep important, but also the quality and right sleep rhythm. Read on to find out how to calculate your optimal bedtime.

We are closer than ever to having a skin cancer vaccine

Risk of 'collapse' in nursing as nearly two-thirds of Irish nurses have considered quitting

Over 90% of nurses who took an INMO survey said they are concerned for the safety of their patients.

Fungal infections: facts and figures about mycosis

Rapid spread of a new Covid-19 variant detected in the US

These Are the 20 Best Bath & Body Works Scents of All Time

Our love for Warm Vanilla Sugar will never die.

Symptoms men should never ignore

Statistics tell us that men die sooner than women. There are a variety of reasons why men's life expectancy is shorter than women's, but one of the reasons is the lower rate of preventative healthcare measures taken. Indeed, men are less likely to seek medical assistance, and when they do it's usually later than they should. Many men tend to dismiss some health symptoms, but there are a few that should never be ignored. In this gallery, we list them. Click through and check if you have experienced any of these symptoms.

How to reduce histamine in the body

If you suffer with seasonal allergies, you'll know just how annoying it can be. When it comes to sneezing and itchy eyes, the culprit is histamine, and we all have it in our bodies. Some people are more sensitive to histamine than others and suffer with debilitating symptoms. If that's you, it's worth bearing in mind that there are lifestyle changes you can make to reduce your histamine levels. Since most histamines come from food, most of the useful changes you can make are related to diet. Intrigued? Check out this gallery to find out how you can reduce histamine in your body.

Your biggest strengths and weaknesses, according to your star sign

14 Fitness Tracker Features That Improve Your Health

Keeping track of your goals is a major way you stay fit. Here are the ways that fitness trackers can help.

These Leg Elevation Pillows Help Relieve Swelling, Back Pain, and Varicose Veins

These expert-recommended, affordable picks work wonders for pain relief.

Dark past: historical attempts to create a "better race"

The term 'eugenics' refers to the set of beliefs and practices that aims to improve the perceived genetic quality of a human population. While it is most commonly associated with the Nazi regime of the 1930s and '40s, in fact its history is much broader than that, both temporally and geographically. Intrigued? Check out this gallery for a brief history of eugenics.

A surprising new factor may predict your dementia risk a decade earlier

Daily Mail map reveals states with highest medical malpractice rates

There were more than half a million medical malpractice complaints made against healthcare providers between 2013 and 2023, with the most filed in Louisiana, Wyoming and Colorado.

You won't believe American settlers did this

Maintaining good personal hygiene is important for both physical and mental health. But 400 years ago, keeping clean wasn't such a big deal, and especially, it seems, in colonial America. Bathing regularly, for example, was rare. Looking after your teeth didn't matter, and going to the toilet... well that proved a new low in cleanliness techniques! But why was keeping clean such a chore, and was anything done about it? Click through and discover disgusting hygiene habits practiced in colonial America.

38 dangerous foods most of us eat every day

From fish and meat that can harbour bacteria to ingredients that shouldn’t be served raw, these are the surprisingly dangerous foods you should keep an eye out for.

Ways you're most likely to die at every age in America