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Simple hack to make the body burn saturated fats as fuel

Researchers have discovered that consistently exercising for just five hours a week changes how the body burns saturated fats and kickstarts it into using it for energy.


Cosmetics and self-care products with cancer-causing ingredients

There is a wide array of cosmetic and personal hygiene products (pictured) Americans use that could be teeming with cancer-causing 'forever chemicals' or PFAS ingredients.


Woman suffers organ damage from parasitic worm ...just like RFK Jr

An unnamed woman in Tunisia, 33, suffered a ruptured liver due to a parasite that doctors have dubbed a silent killer. The worm is similar to the one that died in Robert F Kennedy's brain.


10 most common PINs have been revealed – see if yours is on the list


Bone Fracture Warning Signs: What To Look Out For

Overview A partial or complete break in a bone. Severe pain and swelling in the injured location is an indication of fracture. Symptoms If you or someone you know is exhibiting symptoms of a Bone fracture, seek medical attention immediately Common symptoms include: Severe pain Swelling Snapping sound heard when bones break Deformed appearance of li...


What exactly is the Bean Protocol Diet?

Are you a fan of beans? So much so that you could see yourself eating them with every meal, every day? That's the core concept of the Bean Protocol Diet. A pro-microbiome, anti-inflammatory diet, the protocol can be followed for varying amounts of time. However, it's officially recommended to follow the diet for at least three months to notice the benefits. And what are they, exactly? It's claimed the bean diet protocol can help with the symptoms of hormonal conditions including PMS, endometriosis, acne, and period pain. Curious? Click on to learn more about the Bean Protocol Diet.


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Researchers warn climate change is likely to aggravate brain conditions

Researchers warn climate change is likely to aggravate brain conditions - Scientists say they expect the scale of the potential effects of climate change on neurological diseases to be substantial.


Ask A Doctor: What Are The Potential Complications Of Hernias?

Expert opinion from Marcella Abunahman Pereira Specialization in Clinical Cardiology · 12 years of experience · Brazil Hernia is a term used to describe when an internal organ moves through an abnormal opening and ends up protruding under the skin. It can happen in any part of the body, such as the belly button, abdomen, testicle and groin, for exa...


Healthy lifestyle choices all women should make

We're constantly being reminded that we should be living a healthy life. But what does that even mean? Many of us consider ourselves healthy. We eat a balanced diet, we exercise, and have an overall balanced lifestyle. Is there actually more to it? In short, yes. Sometimes we need to take a step back and re-evaluate our lifestyle. Are we actually doing everything we can to live a healthy life? This is an ongoing process, but we've put together a nice list of healthy choices all women should make. Browse through the gallery and start making positive changes in your life today!


Tesco urgently recalls lunchtime favourite as it contains ‘pieces of glass’


How we can work together to achieve mental health equity

Following decade after decade of not really understanding the importance of mental health, both medical professionals and society at large are becoming increasingly aware of the importance of good mental health. Having our mental health in shape is important if we want any sort of quality of life, but unfortunately there are a swathe of mental health conditions and disorders out there that will affect roughly 20% of us at some point during our lives. The majority of mental health conditions are treatable, but currently not everyone has the same access to the resources they need. Indeed, people in minority groups often struggle to access mental health care. Thankfully, there are things we can do to change that. Check out this gallery to learn how we can work together to achieve mental health equity.


Signs you might be drinking too much water

Everyone has been bombarded with the importance of drinking water these days—water is, after all, completely vital to our health and the functioning of our bodies. But, just like anything, moderation is key. Unfortunately, many people believe the myth that you can't drink too much water. They aren’t aware that drinking too much water can actually have adverse effects on the body, some of which are even very similar to what happens when you’re not drinking enough water, and some of which can cause extreme illness or even death. We’ve compiled some signs that might indicate you’re overdoing your hydration, and the truth about old myths regarding how much water we all must drink. Click through to learn more.


Ask A Doctor: What Happens If I Leave Peptic Ulcer Untreated?

Expert opinion from Sandeep Kumar Reddy Mallela MBBS BMB Pediatrics persevering · 2 years of experience · India Peptic ulcer disease include ulcers in the stomach and duodenum. If left untreated, it can result in internal bleeding, chronic and severe blood loss leads to anemia and shock, needs hospitalization and blood transfusion. Ulcers may perfo...


Australia investigates major medical data breach involving country’s largest online prescription service

Australia investigates major medical data breach involving country’s largest online prescription service - No group has claimed responsibility for the ransomeware attack and no data has yet appeared online


Controversial age limits for sex education introduced under draft guidance

Sex education should not be taught to children before Year 5 - when children are nine - and then 'only from a scientific standpoint', the guidance states


I've started using a beauty product that I haven't touched since the early 00s and I've decided it's the best way to add glow to my body this summer

Get the bronzed look safely


Proposed shake-up of BMI could mean YOU would be classed as fat

Millions more Brits could be labelled obese in a proposed major shake-up of body-mass-index classification (BMI) system and their not alone, with stars also caught up in the obesity shake-up.


How to lower your alcohol consumption and still enjoy a drink

The dangers of indulging in excess alcohol are well documented. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, around 39 millions adults in the United States alone drink too much. In the UK, figures based on recent YouGov surveys show 18.1% of adults in England were drinking at "increasing or higher risk." If you recognize yourself among these worrying statistics, what can you do to cut down on alcohol consumption? Fortunately, there are a number of simple ways to limit alcohol intake. But it's a careful process that takes time, and moderation is key. So, are you looking for ways to curb your drinking? Click through for some sobering tips on how to start imbibing less.


Mind-blowing answers to things you’ve always wondered about

There are so many things in our everyday lives that we take for granted, partly because we don't have time to learn how everything works, and partly because we never had to think too hard about it. But when you start paying attention, you're sure to find many questions and not many answers. Centuries of developments, technologies, and phenomena have informed the experiences, gadgets, and large-scale cultures of today, and it's absolutely fascinating to try to wrap your head around the reasons why things are the way they are—especially when the answers are so unexpected! Curious? Click through to see all the things you've ever (or never) wondered about, explained.


New study uncovers 17 genes driving clonal hematopoiesis and links to aging and disease

By Dr. Chinta Sidharthan In a recent study published in the journal Nature Genetics , a team of researchers from the United Kingdom (U.K.) and the United States (U.S.) analyzed whole blood samples from a large cohort of U.K. Biobank participants to discover 17 genes that are being positively se...


Doctors Answer Common Questions About Gum Pain.

kt=en-in&setlang=en-IN&q=gum%20disease target=_blank>gum disease. Treatment for swollen gums may include antibiotics, scaling and root planing, and osseous surgery. Laser-assisted new attachment procedure (LANAP) is a minimally invasive treatment for swollen gums. Additionally, certain lifestyle changes, such as proper oral hygiene, avoiding smoking, and eating a healthy diet, can help reduce the risk of swollen gums. This article examines the...


What Are The Risk Factors And Complications Of Cold Induced Angina? A Review By Doctors

inly due to the constriction of the blood vessels. This can lead to a decrease in the oxygen supply to the heart and cause chest pain. It is important to take measures to protect oneself from the cold and to manage underlying heart conditions to reduce the risk of complications. This article examines the impact of low temperature on cardiovascular health. Expert opinions from two medical professionals are presented, discussing the risks of...


McDonald's wipes smile off Happy Meals for the first time ever for important reason

It's to help spark family conversations about emotions during Mental Health Awareness Week.


Harvard Health Publishing And 3 Other Doctors Answer: What Does Endometriosis In Lung Feel Like?

Answered by Dr. Howard E. Lewine M.D. Chief Medical Editor, Harvard Health Publishing · 40 years of experience · USA Endometrial tissue lines the inside of the uterus. In endometriosis, the same type of tissue also grows in places outside of the uterus. Misplaced endometrial tissue behaves like endometrial tissue in the uterus. It responds to the m...


Causes of pelvic pain and how to relieve it


What exactly is spina bifida?

Spina bifida is a neural tube defect that occurs early during pregnancy. It happens when part of the neural tube does not form properly, leaving a gap that can cause spinal cord and vertebrae problems. The symptoms of spina bifida can vary in severity, and indeed one person's experience may be very different from the experience of the next. Intrigued? Check out this gallery to learn all about spina bifida.


The healing power of superfoods

The health benefits of eating properly are well-documented. But there are certain superfoods out there that are so packed with goodness they can help prevent and alleviate a host of ailments and age-related illnesses. So, do you want to eat more healthily? Get ready to find out how.


Choosing Happiness - A Neuroscientist’s Guide to Training Joy

What truly satisfies us? Neuroscientist Tobias Esch explains what happiness is and what factors influence our perception of happiness. Current scientific knowledge tells us that genes have less influence than previously thought, and happiness can be trained.


How you sleep is shortening your life, but here's what you can do about it

Have you ever considered that how you sleep could actually shorten your life? For most people, the answer is a resounding "no." Sleep is usually seen as restorative and a healthy part of daily life. While this is true, how you sleep can have a huge impact on the quality and longevity of your life. Sleep is one of the most impactful elements in life, as it aims to replenish our bodies' energy and set us up for the next day of activities. However, if you’re sleeping in the wrong position or not paying attention to sleeping patterns and actively countering them, you may be shaving years off your life. So, curious as to how to extend your life through sleep and wellness? Click on to find out how.


Supercharge your health with these nutrient-dense foods

Eating a healthy diet and making sure we consume all the right nutrients can be challenging. We all have busy lives and sometimes our health suffers the consequences. We like to think that we give particular attention to what we eat, but many of us end up skipping meals, eating snacks on the go, and making poor choices in our diets. It’s common for many people to just grab whatever food is available, without even questioning whether it’s the right choice. Sure, we’re all guilty of this. We’ve all heard, numerous times, how important it is to have a balanced and varied diet, but what many of us don’t know is that there are foods that will make it easier to accomplish this feat. Some foods really do give you more bang for your buck—they’re called nutrient-dense foods. These nutrient-dense foods essentially have a high nutrient content for the number of calories that they have. Eating these foods is a great way to maximize our nutrient intake without sacrificing caloric intake. They typically include both macronutrients (i.e. protein, carbs, fat) and micronutrients (i.e. vitamins and minerals). This means that, by eating these nutrient-dense foods, you won’t have to consume large amounts of foods to compensate for any nutrient deficiencies you might have. In this gallery you’ll find a selection of nutrient-dense foods that you can add to your diet. There is a bit of everything, from mains, to sides, to snacks. The important thing is that all these foods are very rich nutritionally in comparison to their caloric value. Click through the gallery and start eating better, more nutritious, foods today.


Signs your brain is aging faster than you are

While some decline in our brain functions is to be expected as we grow older, we should pay close attention to the signs our bodies give us, even in our younger years. Some of these signs can indeed be related to other health issues, but it's important not to rule out a premature aging of our brain. Click through the following gallery and get to know the signs that your brain is aging faster than you are.


What's the most painful way to die (according to science)?


Schools told not to teach sex ed to children under nine

Schools told not to teach sex ed to children under nine


Don't believe these myths surrounding carbs

There are many myths surrounding consumption of carbohydrates. Carbs are often demonized as being responsible for people becoming overweight, whereas the truth is far more complicated than that. There are different types of carbohydrates, and some of them are very good for you! Take a look through this gallery to see what the real effects of carbs are, and don't believe the hype!


Nails found glued to toddler’s slides and swings in play area


The Definitive Guide to Deodorant You Need

The best types of DO for that BO.


Mom, 30, left with lungs of an 80-year-old after vaping 'fried' them

Hannah Roth, from Newport, Tennessee, said the first sign something was wrong was a 'popping' sound when she breathed in, which developed after four years of daily vaping.


- Misdiagnosed: Bella's Battle Against Rare Cancer Mistaken for an Eating Disorder

After a rapid weight loss, a doctor diagnosed the then 14-year-old Bella Johnston with an eating disorder. However, the young woman was suffering from a rare type of cancer that almost cost her life due to the misdiagnosis.


Schools across Devon are forced to shut after mystery illness spreads

Schools across Devon have been forced to shut after hundreds of people were struck down by a mystery illness which was sparked by contaminated water.


Cost of making healthy lunchbox revealed - from Aldi to Tesco and Asda

Parents are being hit in the pocket when it comes to providing healthy packed lunches for their kids, with research suggesting that nutritious options are on average 45% more expensive than less wholesome alternatives


WHO Report: 10,000 Europeans Die Daily from Cardiovascular Diseases

Forty percent of all deaths in Europe are caused by cardiovascular diseases, the World Health Organization reports.


Brits warned to prepare for 'solar flares' that could cause serious burns in scorching 31C highs

Brits may be at a higher risk of sunburn this summer, as solar "burps" while the sun discharges huge flares could spike UV light levels and send temperatures soaring as high as 31C


Infected blood scandal ‘could lead to people losing honours’

The infected blood scandal could lead to people involved losing honours, a leading campaigner has said. Jason Evans, director of the Factor 8 group and son of a victim, said he believes some medical professionals could lose their registration or be stripped of honours following the publication of the Infected Blood Inquiry’s final report, expected ...


You Don’t Have to Be Mad to Work Here by Benji Waterhouse review – the doctor won’t see you now

On his first day as a trainee psychiatrist, Dr Benji Waterhouse –conflict averse, bookish, balding – receives a crash course in martial arts. A brawny ex-policeman with tumescent biceps exhorts the gaggle of junior doctors never to wear a tie unless they want to getthrottled, never to make a patient a cup of hot tea unless they want to get scalded, and to always sit in the chair closest to the door in case their life depends on making a quick...


Cholesteatoma : What Is It & Treatments

Overview Abnormal growth of the skin filled with air or fluid in the middle ear and temporal bone behind the ear drum. It may cause constant discharge, hearing loss, dizziness or headache. Symptoms Discharge from the ear, hearing loss, pain, and tinnitus are the commonly observed symptoms. → Common treatment options → Questions to ask your doctor W...


South West Water contamination forces school to shut - LIVE updates

Latest updates as schools across Devon close after hundreds of residents were struck down by a mystery illness caused by contaminated water.


TV star reveals shock brain tumour symptom he didn’t know he had


Nutrition Twins reveal why red meat WON'T give you colon cancer

DailyMail.com's newest columnists, the Nutrition Twins, reveal why eating red meat might not be as bad for you as you think - as well as the right way to cook it to lower your risk of cancer.


SAS doctors to vote on new pay offer from Government

It comes months after a previous offer was rejected by members of the British Medical Association.