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'Healthy' food chains are packing their meals with as much salt as 30 bags of crisps
Researchers for Daily Mail found dishes at 'healthy' high-street eateries containing huge amounts of salt, including one at the Japanese food chain Wagamama with nearly double the daily salt limi...
My son, 7, had both his legs amputated after catching the FLU and Strep A at the same time
Kaden Stevenson, 7, from Michigan is an orange belt in martial arts and was an avid soccer player. But after he developed sepsis, doctors were left with no choice but to amputate his legs.
These are the eye drop products that have been recalled due to contamination fears
Another two women were confirmed to have been robbed of their vision in at least one eyeball today after using the bacteria-riddled eyedrops. So which eyedrops have been recalled?
This is what your brain looks like on DMT - the powerful chemical in ayahuasca loved by Prince Harry
N,N-Dimethyltryptamine, or DMT, is the strongest psychedelic known to man and a key ingredient in the potent brew ayahuasca, used by tribal societies widely in the Amazon basin.
Fauci-backed research team omitted key information from ANOTHER report linking Covid to raccoon dogs
Dr Steven Quay, who is based in Taiwan, told DailyMail.com that researchers who published a report on Covid spilling over to humans from raccoon dogs last week were 'untruthful.
Rare flesh-eating parasite kills four otters and could spread to humans
The otters all suffered what scientists called the worst lesions on their bodies that they had seen in more than two-and-a-half decades of research.
Covid cases jump by 14% in a week as officials warn up to one in SEVENTEEN people might be infected
Office for National Statistics analysts estimate almost 1.7m Brits were carrying the virus on any given day in the week to March 13. This a jump of almost 14 per cent on the week before.
Parents across the country say children are struggling in school and fighting more without ADHD meds
A shortage of ADHD medicine has left children unable to concentrate and behave in school, according to parents and teachers.Of the roughly 6 million US kids with ADHD, most take medications.
Experimental pill sends a THIRD of patients with leukemia into complete remission in early trial
Researchers in Boston, Massachusetts, said the results of the trial were 'very encouraging'. They could seek FDA approval for the treatment by the end of this year.
Brit dies in listeria outbreak linked to contaminated cheese
UK food safety watchdogs have issued an urgent warning over the potential risk posed by certain Baronet semi soft cheeses, some of which contain 'exceptionally high levels' of the bacteria.
Man is almost killed while gardening 'after WW1-era bug lurking in soil got into his sore'
EXCL: Gas gangrene, an infection that devastated troops in WW1, made a surprise return to Sweden after a 64-year-old man needed six surgeries after he caught the bug while working in his garden.
I'm an expert - this is why you shouldn't sit with your legs crossed
While sitting crossed-legged may feel comfortable it can have some negative effects on the body- from increasing your blood pressure to affecting sperm count.
My 32G boobs were so droopy - I'm so glad I had reduction surgery
Phoebe Howie, 20, from Aberdeen, Scotland, was just 12-years-old when she started having to double up on wearing bras to support her chest, causing her severe back and shoulder pain.
Most bizarre diet trends beloved by celebrities as Chris Martin admits he only has one meal a day
As Chris joins the long list of celebrities to use unconventional diet techniques, FEMAIL went ahead and rounded up the weirdest health fads that the stars have sworn by over the years.
Undercooked meat may be to blame for one in 14 UTIs, scientists say
US scientists have now found between 480,000 and 640,000 UTIs could be triggered by E Coli found in raw meat. This bacteria can live in the gut before ending up in the urinary tract.
Fauci laughs off lab leak in PBS Covid documentary
Top infectious disease expert Dr Anthony Fauci brushed off allegations that he funded risky 'gain of function' research in Wuhan, which some allege gave rise to the Covid pandemic.
Full report linking Covid's origins to raccoon dogs in wet market is revealed
The full report tying raccoon dogs in Wuhan's wet seafood market to the origins on Covid was revealed Monday in pre-print by a team of international researchers.
Man, 55, who nearly died when his heart stopped beating says there's 'NO light to go towards'
Kevin Hill's heart stopped beating while he was in hospital being treated for calciphylaxis - an uncommon disease where calcium accumulates in small blood vessels of the fat and skin tissues.
80% of receipts in the US contain toxic cancer-linked chemicals
Researchers from the Ecology Center in Detroit found the majority of checks used at US restaurants, grocery and big box stores including 7-Eleven, ALDI and Costco were harmful.
Man, 42, almost dies during sex after brain aneurysm suddenly ruptured
The unidentified man from Surabaya, East Java in Indonesia suddenly lost consciousness while having sex, before vomiting and going weak on the right side of his body.
Junior doctors will strike for FOUR consecutive days in April
Junior doctors will return to the picket lines for a 96-hour walk-out in April after the collapse of talks with Government. This strike will be even bigger than the one that led 175,000 NHS cance...
Cancer survivor, 26, left permanently giving the finger after dismissed by doctors
A young cancer survivor has been left 'permanently giving the finger' after recovering from a rare spinal tumour.
Drug-driving hits an all-time high as road safety charities warn of 'epidemic'
Charli Charalambous, who was caught behind the wheel when she was eight times the drug driving limit following a cocaine binge, was this month handed a £120 fine and banned from the roads for 12...
Chris Martin eats one meal a day - here's what it does to your health
Coldplay front-man Chris Martin sparked an online debate today as he revealed he only eats one meal a day. So, is this meal plan really good for your health?
Scientists sound alarm over flesh-eating bacteria expected to DOUBLE in next 20 years
The CDC estimates that 80,000 Americans are infected with vibrio every year, although there are only 1,200 to 2,000 confirmed cases annually as it is often misdiagnosed
Listening to nature sounds at bedtime will give you an extra half hour of sleep
Those who use smartphone sleep apps up to three times a week can gain around three and a half hours of extra shut-eye and are less likely to suffer from conditions such as anxiety or depression.
How NHS is letting down menopausal women
A new report into the suicide of 56-year-old NHS manager Frances Wellburn found staff working in community mental health teams are not trained in this area.
Tuberculosis makes a comeback in the US with children most at risk, CDC warns
Tuberculosis is rebounding to pre-pandemic levels as Covid precautions become consigned to history, raising concerns among investigators with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Pentagon doctors say children as young as SEVEN should be able to get puberty blockers
In an editorial led by United States Air Force colonel Dr David Klein, doctors said minors 'have an inherent ability and right to consent' to the medical interventions that are often irreversibl...
What the color of your snot says about your health
Whether dark or light, hard or soft - the color and consistency of your snot could be an early warning sign for health problems. Doctors say it's worth keeping an eye on as allergy season arrives...
Killer eye drops recall: What to know and the brands affected
The bacteria has been found lurking in EzriCare and Delsam Pharma eyedrops from the Indian manufacturer Global Pharma, which have been recalled while health officials investigate.
A woman is left red faced when the gym equipment broke sending her into a painful splits position
Bethy Red, 25, from Chicago, was left red faced after a workout went very wrong - with the gym equipment breaking and sending her into a painful splits position which she caught on video
Map lays bare England's child dental crisis and shows areas where tooth decay more likely
Three in 10 children in England have enamel or tooth decay, official figures show. But in Cambridge, the worst-hit part of the country, the figure is 63.6 per cent.
Waitrose urgently recalls popular Italian side dish over health fears
The Food Standards Agency, which published the alert, told people in the UK with coeliac disease or who are allergic or intolerant to gluten not eat the tomato and cheese-based riced balls.
How purposely-installed vape detectors are being set off 22 TIMES a day in schools
Devices installed in schools to detect whether children are vaping are being set off up to 22 times a day. The sensors send a phone notification to teachers when a hint of vapour is detected.
Vaccine makers like Moderna say they're 'standing ready' for human bird flu pandemic
Vaccine makers GSK, Moderna, and CSL Seqirus are developing new human shots, while others such as Sanofi have said they have the capacity to churn out a sizable number of jabs.
Covid-like virus is found lurking in UK bats
British scientists say they have found a new virus in UK bats with the potential to go to infect humans. And lab analysis of the pathogen found it was only a 'few adaptations' away from doing so.
Was regulator RIGHT to suspend children's doctor? Vote here
Dr James Ip, who lives in a £1.7million home in west London, was found to have acted dishonestly in a case brought against him by Britain's medical regulator.
Good AND bad news for coffee lovers as study shows they walk more but sleep less
Coffee drinkers walked more leading to better heart health and a longer life, researchers in the US said. But they also failed to hit the bare minimum of seven hours sleep every night.
Deadly fungus C auris is rising in the US - here are the signs
US health officials issued a warning about C auris on Monday, flagging that the hospital infection had tripled in recent years and grown resistant to multiple drugs.
Fury as children's doctor is suspended from NHS for six months... for using his wife's travel pass
The six-month suspension of Dr James Ip, a medic specialising in helping British kids with heart problems, for using his wife's Oyster card has provoked outrage among the medical community.
Cheap melatonin supplements may fight childhood DEPRESSION, study suggests
Researchers in Sweden said that the risk of self-harm among children halved in the year after they started to take melatonin. There was also a drop in body injuries, falls and accidents.
Get your implant from your pharmacist: NHS to launch national pharmacy contraception service
EXCLUSIVE: The scheme, currently being trialled, is set to be fully rolled out across England later this year, MailOnline can reveal. Experts hope it will free up 2million GP appointments a year.
Hospitals spending millions maintaining 'obsolete' equipment is hampering efforts to tackle backlog
Data revealed that they have a total of 541 X-ray machines, CT and MRI scanners which are over a decade old and 41 have at least one X-ray machine that is over 20 years old.
Crisis in NHS dentistry leaving thousands of elderly care home residents unable to get appointments
The care regulator warns a crisis in NHS dentistry means elderly people are being left in pain and unable to eat.
Length of doctors' training should be slashed from seven years to fix staffing crisis, says NHS boss
Richard Meddings, the chairman of NHS England, suggested new medics were over-qualified after seven years of training because 'most' did not get to use their full skills on the job.
GPs 'are treating key check-ups for new mothers as a box ticking exercise', study suggests
Family doctors are neglecting new mothers by failing to offer crucial post-natal checks, with watchdogs warning many six-week assessments are not taking place.
Junior doctor pay talks collapse in just an hour as militant medics refuse to negotiate
Representatives from the British Medical Association told health secretary Steve Barclay they would be unwilling to accept anything less than a 35 per cent pay rise.
Glaucoma signs and the celebrities who live with the vision-robbing condition
The symptoms of glaucoma, which affects two per cent of over-40s in the UK, can vary considerably. MailOnline reveals five of the lesser-known signs of the condition.
Three years on from pandemic, when Dr Doom, Prof Gloom and 'JVT' became household names
Three years ago today the UK went into their very first national lockdown in response to the coronavirus pandemic which drastically changed people's lives.
Experts demand crackdown on illegal Botox and fillers lotteries
EXCL: Prescription only drugs like Botox and vitamin B12 injections are being offered as raffle prizes by some British aesthetics clinics, a trend critics have labeled as 'dangerous'.
The water flosser thousands swear by for deep cleaning their teeth is under £30 right now
SHOPPING: Amazon customers are raving about a £29.99 water flosser that has become a 'must-have' dental gadget for deep cleaning their teeth in minutes.
Study shows one in five of us have condition called misophonia provoking reaction to common noises
You may have this condition, called misophonia, if you have a strong negative reaction to common sounds, from throat clearing to sniffing and coughing.
Deadly Marburg virus causes outbreak in ANOTHER African country for first time
Authorities in Tanzania are scrambling to contain the outbreak. They say it has struck the northern city of Bukoba, Kagera province, which is home to 120,000 people.
Carol Vorderman says she's 'absolutely disgusted' in explosive rant at MPs
The TV star criticised No10's equalities minister Kemi Badenoch for comparing 'women going through terrible, terrible menopausal symptoms with those with ginger hair'.
Philadelphia will PAY pregnant women $1,000 a month to curb falling fertility rates
Starting next year, 250 expectant mothers in Philadelphia will receive the no-strings-attached payments from their third month of pregnancy through their baby's first birthday.
Smoking THC in your teens slashes your egg count in HALF, study suggests
A by the University of California, Irvine (UCI), found adolescent female mice exposed to THC had 50 percent less healthy ovarian follicles than the control group by the time they were adults.
20 worst US cities to take a vacation in if you have allergies
The Allergy and Asthma Foundation of America has revealed America's worst 20 cities for pollen counts - with seven in Florida alone. Experts warn a milder winter could make allergy season worse.
Sound of revving engines IS enough to raise your blood pressure, study reveals
Scientists have discovered that living next to a busy road can in fact lead to hypertension - and the more traffic there is, the greater the risk. This can then can lead to heart attack.
Does this explain your sugar cravings? Junk food physically rewires brain
The study by scientists in Germany and the US measured the brain activity of a group given a dessert high in fat and sugar each day for two months.
I woke up one day unable to urinate - now I need a 'bladder pacemaker' at 30
Elle Adams, from east London, woke up in October 2020 and found she was unable to urinate regardless how much fluid she drank.
Everything you need to know about the current Covid guidance as virus cases soar
Pandemic-era rules, such as making the infected self-isolate, were scrapped as part of a drive for society to live alongside the virus. But guidance remains in place.
Wonder pill that makes you skinny WITHOUT dieting or exercising
Researchers in Texas found that mice fed on a high-fat western diet who got the injections gained no weight compared to those who received a placebo, or control substance.
Coronaphobic Britain: 41% are still taking Covid tests at least once a month and wearing masks
EXCLUSIVE: Four in 10 people in the UK have taken a virus swab in the last month, exclusive polling for MailOnline reveals.
Is fasting during Ramadan good for you? Health benefits and risks
From suhoor, to iftar MailOnline looks at what health conditions might be impacted by Ramadan, whose exempt from fasting, and could skipping meals actually be healthy for you?
Now the GPs could strike! 'Militant' BMA is preparing ballot in pushback against hated NHS contract
GPs could walk-off the job for 24-hours under proposal for a nationwide GP strike in England being considered by the British Medical Association over a new and hated NHS contract.
Covid makes a comeback: Experts warn cases are surging again with one in 40 Brits infected
Leading experts fear the outbreak, which surveillance data suggests has left one in 40 in England infected, will continue to pick up pace in the coming weeks.
Lost track of your 'new year new me' plans?
Personal trainer Livvy Probert and fitness and nutrition expert Penny Weston explain how to get your goals back in reach, from how to prepare yourself mentally to setting realistic goals.
13 giveaway signs of autism in adults revealed
Christine McGuinness will tonight bravely open up about her life with autism in an eye-opening BBC documentary. But what is autism? And what are the giveaway signs in children and adults?
Dental experts reveal top common mistakes to avoid to keep your teeth clean and healthy
From forgetting a key practice alongside brushing, to cleaning teeth at the wrong time of the day, London-based Dr Sameer Patel and Dr Safa Al-Naher explain how to keep your pearly whites.
Progestogen-only pill carries SAME 20% heightened risk of breast cancer as traditional version
Researchers at the University of Oxford found that users of the progestogen-only pill have a 20 per cent increased risk of breast cancer, the same as those using the combined pill.
Interactive map reveals America's Candida auris hotspots
It shows how the microscopic yeast strain, also known as C auris, has been detected in over half of American states since first emerging in the US in 2016.
Another vape victim: North Carolina woman, 44, DIES from lung failure after taking up e-devices
Amanda Lee Hall, (left, cradling her vape) switched from smoking to e-cigarettes after concerns were raised over her health. But in five years the North Carolina resident had suffered lung damage...
Vape manufacturers should pay a polluter's TAX, public health experts argue
Speaking at the Local Government's Association public health conference today, Kate Pike said a 'polluter pay' scheme could help fuel the Government's ambition for the country to be smoke free b...
'Urgent threat' of highly contagious FUNGUS that has a kill rate of 60% and is growing across the US
The American College of Physicians (ACAP) said the rise and spread of antibiotic-resistant cases of Candida auris, also known as C auris, is 'particularly concerning'.
I had to fight for my child with Downs Syndrome after the hospital booked me a termination
Natalie O'Rourke, from Teddington, joined Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on the This Morning sofa on World Down Syndrome Day, with her ten-year-old son Woody.
Some British kids have never seen a TOOTHBRUSH, dentist claims
Some British kids don't even know what a toothbrush is according to a dentist who visits schools in the East of England, one the areas worst hit by the national NHS dental crisis.
'Patient influencers' are being paid by big pharma to mislead TikTok users about drugs
With trust in pharmaceutical companies decreasing, drug makers are cashing in on real patients turned social media influencers to spread the word about their products.
NHS Dr Karan Raj's 5 snoring exercises to stop you from snoring
Dr Karan Raj, an NHS surgeon and social media sensation with more than five million followers on TikTok, has recommended his top tips to putting your snoring to bed.
Bath oils used for eczema 'do NOT help': Watchdog tells NHS doctors to stop prescribing them
Emollient bath additives are 'not clinically or cost effective' in the treatment of eczema for children under-12, new NICE guidelines say.
DEA sounds alarm over flesh-rotting drug 'tranq' in almost every state's illicit drug supply
Anne Milgram, the DEA's administrator, warned: 'Xylazine is making the deadliest drug threat our country has ever faced, fentanyl, even deadlier.' The drug is now in 48 of 50 states in the US.
Doctors thought I was abusing my baby - his 'bruises' were actually leukaemia
Beth Reilly from Wallasey, Merseyside, first became concerned about her son Bailey Kilbane last October when he started developing strange bruises and flu-like symptoms.
Urgent fertility warning to women over toxic chemicals littered in everyday items
A study of over 1,000 Singaporean women trying to have a baby suggests chemicals found in items like cookware and clothing was linked to an up to 40 per cent reduction in getting pregnant.
From cake to crisps and chocolate: What your food cravings ACTUALLY mean, according to experts
From cakes and sweets to crisps and bread, many of us have a guilty pleasure. But why do we get such intense food cravings? Here, MailOnline reveals what your food cravings may mean.
Overweight women may have their mums to blame
If mothers were overweight or followed an unhealthy diet in pregnancy, they may have 'programmed' their daughter to be biologically more at risk of obesity, UK researchers say.
Warning as more artisan types are urgently recalled with a 'do not eat' alert over listeria fears
More batches of artisanal soft cheeses have been urgently recalled over fears the products made by The Old Cheese Room may be contaminated with listeria.
Weight loss experts recommend drinking VODKA over other alcoholic drinks to stay summer slim
Summer is creeping ever closer, which means embarking on weight loss goals for millions. Experts in the UK and US have given their top tips to help achieve the picture-perfect beach body.
How super-size Easter Eggs sold by Hotel Chocolat can contain almost TWO WEEKS worth of sugar
EXCLUSIVE: A MailOnline audit found some of the best-loved chocolate Easter eggs on the UK high street contain up to 6,435 calories and 406g of sugar.
How coffee could cut your risk of skin cancer: The Gut Health Guru DR MEGAN ROSSI
DR MEGAN ROSSI: Are you the type who feels jittery after the caffeine hit of a single espresso - or do you feel unaffected no matter how many coffees you line up?
The science that proves grief can damage your body as well as your mind
Just this month, Swedish researchers found that bereaved parents are at an increased risk of developing atrial fibrillation, where the heart beats erratically.
Scotland's minimum alcohol price policy may have led to a 13% drop in booze-related deaths
New research suggests 156 deaths per year on average in Scotland may have been prevented due to the minimum unit pricing policy, which hiked the price of the cheapest, strongest booze.
More than 500 patients 'have lost their sight because of huge NHS backlogs'
Clinicians in England have filed 551 reports regarding patient sight loss due to delayed appointments since 2019, with 219 resulting in 'moderate' or 'severe' harm.
The most promising new treatments to help budding mothers conceive
Infertility - not being able to conceive despite having regular unprotected sex for a year - affects one in seven UK couples. Here, we look at some of the most promising options for budding mothe...
How a blast of hot gas fired down the oesophagus could ease the agony of heartburn
Argon gas is fired from a tube inserted into the oesophagus while the patient is under sedation. The treatment targets the area where acid often leaks back up into the food pipe, causing pain.
Why does my shoulder hurt when I walk uphill? Ask the GP DR MARTIN SCURR
DR MARTIN SCURR: The textbook description of angina is that it causes chest pain that may radiate into the left arm. But my experience built up over many decades is that it rarely presents this w...
I had insomnia for 24 years. Now I am cured after a six-week course on the NHS
My bed has been a battleground for 24 years. I toss and turn. Sometimes I'll strike lucky and get five or six hours but even then, my nights are broken and restless. Sometimes I don't sleep at al...
RORY CELLAN-JONES on why keeping your sense of humour is vital when you have Parkinson's
RORY CELLAN-JONES: I'm now four years into my own Parkinson's diagnosis, which came in January 2019. But I'm doing OK and looking on the bright side.
Food giants like Pepsi and Post are pushing 'sleep' snacks packed with melatonin
Post is joining in on the craze of sleep-boosting late night meals. The firm is among many Big Food brands hoping to cash in on the sleep crisis that is currently harming thousands of Americans.
Doctors detail 'miracle' Ukrainian boy shot point blank in the face by Russian soldiers and lived
The 16-year-old civilian victim, who has not been named, took a bullet to the back of his neck from a Soviet-issued pistol just six inches away in the city of Vinnytsia.
Six warning signs of stomach cancer revealed
There are around 4,200 stomach cancer deaths in the UK every year, says Cancer Research Indigestion and feeling sick are both warning signs of stomach cancer, experts say.
I'm trolled for my weight but I'm proud of my belly - and my husband loves it too
The US-based entrepreneur, who shares videos under the username PressedbySativa, has hit back at her critics online in a series of videos.
New dads need better mental health support so they can take 'pressure' off mums, NHS bosses say
The NHS in England is expanding support services for partners of women who have had a baby, with options being trialled including face-to-face counselling and Zoom games nights.
Shoppers are avoiding back pain when gardening with posture support jacket discount code
SHOPPING: Shoppers struggling with household chores and gardening due to back pain are finding relief thanks to the PERCKO Lyne Home Jacket - and we have a 15 per cent off code.
The snack that's GOOD for your heart, according to doctors
Eating nuts and seeds several times a week can reduce the risk of heart disease, a review shows. The snack is linked to lower cholesterol levels and a lower risk of cardio-vascular disease.
World's happiest country named as major nations drop out of top 20 in new league table
The nation, which is home to 5.5million people, has held the title, granted by the World Happiness Report, for six years running.
Always get the 'Sunday scaries'? Experts share four simple tricks to banish your blues
Research last year found over two thirds of all Brits frequently experience anxiety on a Sunday. So how can we really reduce the pre-Monday dread?
Inside the UK's illegal Wegovy market
Amid a general shortage of semaglutide weight-loss drug, Dale Dennis, an OnlyFans model and personal trainer from Howden, East Yorkshire, is selling 10mg packets for up to £115.
NHS union members want to REJECT peace pay deal
Ministers' offer of a 5 per cent pay rise to NHS unions has gone down badly among some members with a cross-union group launching a 'Vote Reject' campaign in response.
I'm a psychologist - these are my 7 tips for being happy at work
Professor Cary Cooper, a psychologist at the University of Manchester, revealed his seven tips for finding happiness at work, where the average person will spend 90,000 hours over their lifetime.
European clinics see rise in UK health tourists paying knock-down prices for surgery
European clinics are reporting significant surges in Brits choosing them for joint surgery, such as hip and knee replacements, which are among the most delayed NHS treatments.
Scientists develop gene test to tell if blood cancer drugs will work
Scientists have developed a test to identify which blood-cancer patients will benefit the most from a drug that can stop their cancer from returning. The test looks for genetic clues in cancer ce...
A cup of this superfruit could help with weight loss during exercise, a study reveals
US scientists found that eating 25g of freeze dried blueberries every day, which is equivalent to eating around a cup of the fruit in its natural form, prompts the body to burn more fat while exe...
Creepy abandoned factory wanted by housing developers 'undoubtedly' contains dormant mad cow disease
Thruxted Mill, between Ashford and Cantebury, was one of five sites in the UK where cows with the fatal brain disease were destroyed.
Shutting schools during coronavirus pandemic may have been a mistake, admits Scottish health chief
Ahead of the anniversary of the first pandemic lockdowns next week, Scotland's national clinical director said it might have been a mistake to have closed schools during the pandemic.
Women claim these 'life-changing' herbal patches can help treat menopause symptoms
SHOPPING: Women with symptoms of menopause have called these herbal patches 'life-changing' with helping combat mood swings, disturbed sleep and hot flushes.
Drinking coffee could help keep you slim and ward off type 2 diabetes, study suggests
Experts examined people with genetic quirks affecting how the body processes caffeine to explore if a regular coffee habit could help drinkers keep slim and reduce their risk of type 2 diabetes.
Meet Rachel Farnsworth who makes men enter subconscious mind to help with erectile dysfunction
EXCLUSIVE: Rachel Farnsworth, a hypnotherapist from Lincolnshire, claims she has the solution to erectile dysfunction - and it involves finding the 'root cause' of their condition.
Karma catches up with big pharma
Pharmaceutical industry giants from Purdue to CardinalHealth are facing a reckoning over their outsized role in driving the opioid epidemic, the most devastating drug crisis to ever hit the count...
'The side effects of Prozac made me think I was going mad - but here's why I'm still taking it'
EVE SIMMONS: My meltdown was caused by the pills I was taking to help me cope with stress. It happened two weeks after I'd started on the antidepressant Prozac, also known as fluoxetine.
Scientists developing vegan 3D-printed nose made of 'artificial' cartilage from pulped softwood
A '3D printed vegan nose' - made up of pulped softwood and a key ingredient of face cream - is being developed by British scientists for people who lose their own to accidents or cancer.
DR ELLIE CANNON: I have type 2 diabetes that gives me cold feet... how can I keep them warm?
DR ELLIE CANNON: Today's reader, aged 85, suffers from type 2 diabetes which causes him to have cold feet. He has tried everything to keep them warm, but nothing works so he needs help.
Bracelet that can detect heart attacks in minutes being developed, which boosts chances of recovery
A high-tech wristband, called the called Tropsensor, is being developed that can spot a heart attack in minutes, boosting patients' (stock photo) chances of making a good recovery.
HEALTH NOTES: New mothers turning to alcohol as one in five UK mums drink more after having children
HEALTH NOTES: One in five mothers (stock photo) say they've drunk more alcohol since having children. Firm Myrkl polled 600 UK mothers and found that parenting can drive them to drink.
Why IS it so hard to get an appointment with an NHS dentist? As patients forced into DIY repairs
Cash strapped pensioners such as Janice Chapple (pictured), 74, are being forced to spend savings on costly private dental treatment as they cannot get NHS care, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
DR PHILIPPA KAYE reveals everything that can go wrong with your breasts (that isn't cancer)
DR PHILIPPA KAYE: Boobs. Baps, bosoms, jugs… norks. Coconuts, melons, puppies, the twins, the girls. Waps, tatas, cha-chas, knockers, honkers, bongos, bazookas.
Autistic people should be able to diagnose THEMSELVES in some cases top expert says
EXCLUSIVE: An expert at the University of Edinburgh says people who believe they are autistic should be able to self-identify as such without an official diagnosis in some cases.
I'm a longevity expert who studies centenarians...
There are plenty of factors a person can adopt to help them extend their lifespan. DailyMail.com spoke with aging experts about what the lives of healthy centenarians have in common.
I go commando because I can't bear the pain my underwear causes
EXCLUSIVE: Marion Jones, from Herefordshire, goes commando every day due to 'searing agony' from nerve damage that medics believe was caused by an operation to remove her womb.
DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: Could a jab of young blood age-proof your brain?
DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: Although it is controversial, there is mounting evidence of the benefits that come from being infused with blood from young people.
Leon founder HENRY DIMBLEBY on the conspiracy to make you FAT and food companies super-rich
HENRY DIMBLEBY: When you lift a forkful of food to your mouth, whether sitting down for a meal or chewing on a takeaway burger, you probably think it's your decision.
Will you outlive these famous faces? Calculator predicts when Kylie Jenner and Elon Musk will die
The tool, created by the Office of National Statistics, simply asks for your age and gender before calculating your life expectancy - or that of anyone else.
Scientists discover way of drastically cutting risk of kids becoming allergic to peanuts
Around one in 50 children are now affected by peanut allergies, leading to a lifetime of worries about ingredients in their food. But British experts think they have found a way to reduce that ri...
Urgent warning over cheap weight loss 'Botox' procedure in Turkey
Those looking for a cut-price weight loss procedure in Turkey should beware of botulism after 67 European patients were struck down with the life-threatening condition.
Tory MP Steve Brine faces calls to step down from health role amid claims he lobbied the NHS
Steve Brine, the Winchester MP, was urged to step down as chairman of the Commons Health Committee during the investigation into his links with a recruitment company.
NHS to offer £1.8million drug to cure babies of spinal disease
Around 56 infants are born with severe spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) in England every year, which causes muscle weakness and can lead to paralysis.
Want a better night's sleep? Wear SOCKS to bed, expert claims
While wearing socks to bed might sound like some people's worst nightmare, Martin Seeley, boss of UK-based MattressNextDay, said it 'can help you fall asleep faster and experience deeper sleep'.
End of NHS strikes finally in sight as ministers 'agree' new multi-billion pay deal with unions
After weeks of wrangling behind the scenes, the Government has offered over one million staff a one-off bonus worth up to £3,800. They will also receive an extra 5 per cent for 2023/24.
Why kids just DON'T get cold outside revealed
As well as layering up with thick coats, scarfs in the winter to stay cozy our bodies have also developed several ways of staying warm. But children stay warmer because they have more brown fat.
Two dolphins die from Bird Flu in UK waters: Government says deaths due to highly contagious H5N1
Two dolphins have died from bird flu for the first time in the UK. They were both infected with the highly contagious H5N1 virus and were found separately in Devon and Pembrokeshire.
Warning over record gonorrhoea spike with cases post-Covid a FIFTH higher than ever before
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) warned cases of the sexually transmitted infection are up over a fifth on the previous highest year, rising from 46,541 to 56,327.
Woman is CURED of terminal stage 4 lung cancer after rare double lung transplant surgery
Albert Khoury was the first ever patient to receive the procedure in September 2021 at Northwestern Medicine in Chicago, followed by Tannaz Ameli in July last year.
Will YOU live until you're 100? Online calculator works out your average life expectancy
Laying bare the stark disparity between people living in the north and south of the UK, the figures, calculated by the government analysts, look at children born between 2018 and 2020.
Warning over worldwide boom in labs designed to handle deadliest pathogens
A boom in labs handling the deadliest pathogens on Earth in Asia and a rise of labs that could be doing risky experiments in urban centers are just two trends in disease research worrying top sci...
The five signs you're not getting enough sleep
Snoozing is vital for healing the heart and blood vessels. Here, MailOnline reveals the five signs you're not getting enough sleep, according to retailer Bed Kingdom.
8 in 10 NHS hospitals are treating FEWER patients now than before Covid
EXCLUSIVE: Eight in 10 NHS trusts in England are still clearing fewer patients off their waiting lists than they were before Covid, MailOnline analysis shows. Use our tool to check how your trust...
Stagnating life expectancy of Britain and the US laid bare
Some 70 years ago people in the UK had one of the longest life expectancies ratings in the world, ranking tenth globally behind countries such as Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
Harvard professor's four age-defying hacks REVEALED: Expert, 53, is a decade younger thanks to edits
Dr David Sinclair is a 53-year-old molecular biologist at Harvard University. But thanks to his age-defying hacks, he says his biological age is now about a decade younger.
I'm 90 but I look 20 years younger - these are my 3 secrets
Many people spend their lives searching for the secret to ageing gracefully. But 90-year-old Robert Eddison from London reckons he's figured it out.
Seven surprising health benefits of drinking coffee - including warding off a killer condition
Drinking three to five cups of coffee a day won't just keep you alert, it also has surprising health benefits. According to experts coffee can boost heart health, stop you getting fat and ward of...
Male menopause is treated as a joke. Here's why it's not funny
VIDEO: Most people will be familiar with the menopause and the misery it causes for so many women - but doctors want to raise awareness of its male equivalent.