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Presenting: The 8 Funniest Excuses Women Have Used to Ditch Their Bad Dates

"I told him I had a lot of ear wax..."


Take Your Home Gym to the Next Level With These 9 Power Racks

Get everything you need to lift heavy at home.


11 Best Protein Bars, According to Taste Tests and Nutritionists

Snack time is here.


I'm an ER doctor - these are my do's and don'ts for holiday illnesses and animal attacks, from why you should NEVER put urine on a jellyfish sting to the best ointments for sunburn

Dr Jordan Wagner (pictured), also known as Doctor ER, treats everything from gunshot traumas to burns. Here he reveals his top tips for staying healthy on holiday...


'Better follow up care for women is crucial in preventing cancer in the womb'

Those with non-atypical endometrial hyperplasia are recommended to have a trial of hormone treatment and it is vital the patient receives regular follow-up monitoring to track potential progression to cancer


Ask A Doctor: What Happens If Carpal Tunnel Is Left Untreated?

Expert opinion from Marcelle Freire Doctor of Medicine · 3 years of experience · Brazil Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) refers to the complex of symptoms and signs caused by compression of the median nerve as it travels through the carpal tunnel. Patients with this syndrome usually experience pain, numbness or tingling sensation and weakness in the af...


10 Best Workout Shoes For Women Of 2024, Tested By Fitness Experts

Training experts swear by these.


The Real Health Podcast: Navigating the thoughts, fears and emotions that come with a cancer diagnosis with Psychiatrist Professor Anne-Marie O’Dwyer

How do you deal with the mental side of a cancer diagnosis? How does one cope? And what’s the best psychological response to the disease? Joining me on the Real Health podcast this week is author of a new book titled ‘The Cancer Guide,’ clinical professor at Trinity College Dublin and psychiatrist, Professor Anne-Marie O’Dwyer. Professor O’Dwyer st...


What is vegan? What's the difference between veganism and vegetarianism?


Is Coffee Related To Age-related Kidney Pain? A Review By Nutrition Professionals

Expert opinion from Madison Deakin Bachelor's degree, Nutrition and Food science · 3 years of experience · Australia Because the caffeine in coffee can increase blood flow around the body, it may put extra pressure on the kidneys. But research has shown that low to moderate coffee consumption is not associated with negative kidney health. Expert op...


Former Eastenders actress Cheryl Fergison reveals womb cancer diagnosis

EastEnders actress Cheryl Fergison has revealed she battled womb cancer in a new interview, shedding light on her battle since getting the diagnosis nine years ago. Known for her portrayal of Heather Trott on the BBC soap from 2007 to 2012, the 58-year-old actress has chosen to speak about her health struggles, particularly her encounter […]


Why we like horror movies, explained

You feel the growing tension, your heart rate increases, your pupils dilate, you start yelling at the protagonist to pick another direction and run away from the killer. Sound familiar? If you've seen a few horror movies, chances are you've come across a similar scene. The emotional and physical response horror movies trigger in audiences is what makes them part of a unique and respected film genre. But if horror movies scare us, why do we keep watching them? We wouldn't willingly get ourselves into similar situations in real life, so why do we want to experience them on the big screen? In this gallery, you'll find out why. Click through to discover why we love horror movies!


Sustainable tricks that will make you a better gardener

If you're reading this, then chances are you have a garden or simply love gardening. Humans have been working the land for millennia, and we seem to get pleasure from it to this day. There's just something about being in contact with nature, planting our own food, and caring for plants that hook us to gardening. If you're a budding gardener, surely there are some things you might not know just yet. But don't worry: after reading this gallery, we assure you that you'll have plenty of new things to try! Click through and discover the secrets every gardener needs to know.


What your cough could really mean

London-based GP Dr Hana Patel says she often sees patients who have had a pesky dry cough after a virus or cold. But if your cough won't budge, it could be a sign of lung cancer .


You’re right Robin, it’s not about you. But it is about us, and our health is being failed yet again - Deirdre Heenan

Health minister’s warnings of “dire consequences” over financial allocation are an attempt to deflect from inaction and refusal to reform


Everything you need to know about maternal mental health

Despite the prevalence and impact of maternal mental health issues, they are often overlooked, underdiagnosed, and undertreated across the globe. We must raise public and professional awareness of maternal mental health disorders, advocate for the affected women and families, and work to eliminate the stigma and shame often associated with mental illness. Discussions, both online and in person, can help in understanding the prevalence and difficulties of maternal mental health. Become a part of the conversation today by clicking through this gallery and reading up on all things maternal mental health.


Young girls in UK are 'drinking, smoking and vaping more than boys', major report finds

The UK is "top of the charts" globally for child alcohol use, a major report has found. Girls across the country are drinking, smoking and vaping more than boys


50 Books All Teens Should Read Before They Graduate

These awesome books definitely won't feel like homework


Study questions the need for endotype-specific diets in diabetes management

By Dr. Sushama R. Chaphalkar, PhD. In a recent cross-sectional study published in the journal Nutrition, Metabolism and Cardiovascular Diseases , researchers in Germany assessed the dietary pattern adherence among different diabetes endotypes and their associations with cardiovascular risk fa...


Conjoined twin brothers celebrate first birthday after separation

Zayne and Zion were born in London in April last year. The babies were joined at the breast bone and the abdominal wall - sharing a liver, blood vessels and muscles.


Professional Faqs: What Are My Chances Of Developing Cirrhosis?

Expert opinion from Ilya Aleksandrovskiy M.D., MBA · 5 years of experience · USA The leading cause of alcohol–related morbidity and death is alcoholic liver disease. Heavy drinkers and alcoholics can advance from fatty liver to alcoholic hepatitis to cirrhosis, with 10 percent to 15% of alcoholics developing the disease. Expert opinion from Alex T....


A longevity researcher is facing backlash for claiming to 'reverse aging.' Scientists say there's no consensus on what it means.

Dr. David Sinclair is at the center of a scientific debate on what it means to reverse aging, the Wall Street Journal reported.


Dermatologists Say These Creams Work Wonders on Dry, Cracked Feet

Your feet are naturally more dry than other body parts, so slather up!


The Definitive Guide to Deodorant You Need

The best types of DO for that BO.


Texans WR Tank Dell shot in Florida, sustains minor wound, team says

Texans WR Tank Dell shot in Florida, sustains minor wound, team says - Houston Texans wide receiver Tank Dell was shot in Florida and sustained a minor wound, the team announced on social media


End of the family doctor as half of patients now don't see the same GP

Critics described the lack of continuity as a 'scandal' that hampers care and forces patients to waste time repeating their medical history on every visit.


Professional Faqs: How Can I Lower Familial Cholesterol?

Expert opinion from Cate F Keen Bachelor of Health Science (Food & Nutrition) · 2 years of experience · Australia You can lower familial cholesterol through various dietary and exercise interventions. Moderate exercise, at least 5 days per week, is a great way to boost metabolism, increase circulation and help to dilate blood vessels which is neces...


HSE on track to reach Hepatitis C elimination target for 2030

The HSE is on track to meet elimination targets for Hepatitis C by 2030. The World Health Organisation (WHO) set a target to eliminate 80pc of hepatitis C on 2015 levels by 2030. An estimated 3,500 to 5,000 people in Ireland are unknowingly living with the condition. It can be dormant in those who are infected for years or decades and can shorten l...


Man is rushed to hospital after shooting himself with a homemade gun

Police found the 37-year-old with a gunshot wound in an alleyway off Scott Street in Dandenong at 1.15am on Monday.


15 unforgettable wellness experiences in Jamaica

Jamaica might not be the first destination that comes to mind when you think of wellness, but it should be. This lush Caribbean island is rich with natural beauty made for relaxation, from white sandy beaches to cascading waterfalls, while its abundant terrain offers delectable farm-to-table cuisine. From open-air spa treatments to “magic mushrooms,” Jamaica offers dozens of unique wellness experiences that are bound to leave you in a state of pure bliss.


Gardening and golf can 'dramatically cut risk of mental health conditions', new study finds

A review of several studies has found low to moderate intensity exercise cuts the risk of depression by 23 per cent, anxiety by 26 per cent, and psychosis or schizophrenia by 27 per cent


Ask the doctor: My son is seven and still wets the bed. How can I help him?

Question: My son is seven and still wets the bed regularly — maybe once a month. He doesn’t seem to have any worries or anxieties. He was around five when he was fully toilet trained and then we had a period of a year or so of dry nights. The GP we had retired so I want to start from scratch with the new one as I don’t think we got anywhere. What t...


King Charles specifically asked to meet with cancer patients on his return to public engagements

King Charles specifically asked to meet with cancer patients and their families on his return to public engagements, which will take place on Tuesday (30.04.24).


What to Look for When Shopping for a Collagen Supplement

Not all collagen is created equal.


3 reasons you keep waking up in the middle of the night


Genetics and intelligence might explain why people lean liberal


Rita Moreno, 92, opens up on the idea of mortality: 'At some point, this will end...'

Rita Moreno is "very honest" about her own mortality with her daughter and they are both aware that she will not be around forever.


Baby with transverse limb deficiency is born without arms and legs

Little Arianna Floreniani, now eight-months-old, was born with transverse limb deficiency, which means she doesn't have full arms and legs. Parents Kiara Duprey and Javier Floreniani were told she had limb difference at the 12 week scan.


16 Breathable Shoes That Won’t Suffocate Your Feet

Set your feet free of sweat and smell.


8 Things You Should Never Do Right After Botox

From sipping a cocktail and sleeping on your face to signing up for a yoga class, here's what experts say you shouldn't do right after Botox.


How body image perceptions shape health habits in young fitness enthusiasts

By Dr. Sanchari Sinha Dutta, Ph.D. A study conducted at the Universidad Europea de Madrid, Spain, finds that negative body image perceptions can potentially lead to poor physical and mental health outcomes in young adults engaged in strength training programs. The study is published in the jo...


Debunking the Myth of Ginger - The Spicy Health Booster

Ginger has been known as a wonder root for years, but is it truly a superfood? Nutrition expert Uwe Knop advises who should consume it and who should steer clear of it.


Rattle-Shaped Bath Bombs Are the Ingenious Idea You Need for Your Next Baby Shower

Hello, baby!


9 Best Barbell Pads for Strength Training, According to Fitness Trainers

No shame in a little extra cushioning for hip thrusts (and beyond).


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

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


Fears of foreign jab grab on UK pandemic drugs ahead of WHO treaty

The UK was one of the countries that announced plans in March 2021 for an agreement that would bind states in tackling global health emergencies.


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.


How to exercise safely and effectively

It's safe to say that an active life is important to one's health. Ideally, adults should combine moderate to vigorous aerobic activity with muscular strength and endurance workouts. This means that physical activity should be a consistent part of your routine. Not only can this improve your mental and physical health, but it can also cut down on your risk of developing life-threatening illnesses or injuries. But how does one exercise safely and effectively? Click through this gallery to find out.


12 Best Sunscreens for Kids, According to Parents and Dermatologists

Options for sensitive skin, no-tears and more.


5 refreshing drinks that can boost your immunity in time for summer

Hoping to stay well this summer? These drinks are for you