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How just 30 minutes' birdwatching every week can send your spirits soaring
Researchers found people who were randomly assigned to a birdwatching group saw greater improvements in their wellbeing than those assigned to a nature-walking group.
Blood test could detect osteoarthritis in the knees eight years before it appears on X-rays
The condition - thought to affect more than five million people in the UK - occurs when cartilage in the knee joint breaks down, causing it to become painful and stiff.
Ditching the lift and taking the stairs can reduce your ris...QUARTER - and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease by 39%
Scientists wanted to investigate whether climbing stairs, as a form of physical activity, could play a role in reducing the risks of cardiovascular disease and early death.
Autism and gender dysphoria are caused by hormones babies are exposed to in the womb, experts claim
Experts believe autism and gender-divergence could be linked - with people who do not identify with the sex they were assigned at birth up to six times more likely to be autistic.
I took the world-first personalised cancer vaccine - it's my only hope of stopping deadly disease in its tracks
The music teacher, from Stevenage, is one of a handful of Brits to receive a world first personalised mRNA jab aimed at stopping this kind of skin cancer in its tracks.
How DOES the pioneering skin cancer vaccine work? When will... be a cure for deadly melanoma? All your questions answered...
Brits could be just over a year away from receiving a 'game-changer' jab on the NHS to treat one of the deadliest forms of skin cancer.
New £400,000 melanoma vaccine heralds start of 'cancer re...as and liver tumours... but experts fear NHS can't afford them
The UK is entering a ' cancer renaissance' with pioneering personalised vaccines to combat some of the deadliest tumours expected by 2030, say leading experts.
Flu season has ended a month earlier than usual and was especially mild, suggests CDC data
CDC data shows that for three straight weeks flu-like illness reports have been below the threshold for an active flu season. Officials say the season was more moderate than previous years.
Pepsi recalls yet ANOTHER fizzy drink due to sugar mix-up...
PepsiCo has recalled 2,801 cases of its Mug Root Beer because they actually contained Mug Zero Sugar Root Beer. Affected cans were shipped to six state.
Return to work will be 'therapeutic' for King Charles and g... his cancer recovery, top expert Professor Karol Sikora claims
Buckingham Palace today announced the King would be returning to public-facing duties after a three-month absence.
King Charles' health history revealed, from his cancer battle and broken rib to his 'sausage fingers'
Buckingham Palace today revealed King Charles will return to public-facing duties. Here, MailOnline details Charles' known health issues over the years.
The surprising sexual kink that is most likely to result in orgasm, new study suggests
Researchers at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz in Germany found that nearly 90 percent of participants felt sexual stimulation from tickling. For 25 percent, it was enough to cause orgasm.
Inside The London Clinic, the Private hospital treating Kin...s (which has its own concierge and an award-winning head chef)
The London Clinic has been the go-to for the royal family over many decades - and also counts Liz Taylor and John F Kennedy among its former patients.
Nearly 10,000 'hormone-warping' chemicals can leach into your food from ONE plastic container, study finds
Norwegian researchers tested different plastic food packaging from around the world, and found that almost all contained substances that interfere with the body's hormones or metabolism.
Four pregnant women hit by listeria in VEGAN cheese... causing premature births and one case of brain damage
Investigators in France revealed the outbreak and said it had been caused by listeria in vegan cheese. This may have got into the products because they used nut milk, they said.
Botox gave me gumball-sized lumps all over my forehead that won't go away...
Holly Brooke, a US-based server on TikTok, shared the large lumps she got after Dysport injections, which spooked the internet. However, experts said that the complication is likely harmless.
My common breastfeeding problem was actually stage 4 cancer - a week before giving birth I was given six months to live
Lindsey Parr Gritton of Georgia was 29 years old and 36 weeks pregnant with her second child when she was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer. Doctors first mistook it for mastitis.
Give up vaping if you want children, women told: Alarming study suggests e-cigs may damage fertility
Scientists today urged women who vape to quit the habit altogether to avoid 'thwarting' their chances of getting pregnant.
High school dropouts are 40 percent more likely to have a heart attack in later life, new study suggests
The level of education one has achieved has an effect on their likelihood of experiencing a potentially severe heart disorder, according to new research from Columbia University researcers.
Warning for Kim Kardashian's beloved 'vampire facials' after four women contract HIV at New Mexico salon, CDC confirms
The official statement marks the first known HIV cases transmitted through cosmetic injection. VIP Beauty Salon and Spa in Albuquerque offered 'vampire facials' and was closed in 2018.
Health officials warn of deadly salmonella in frozen chicke...nuggets and kievs, following 14 outbreaks sickening 200 people
There have been 14 multi-state outbreaks of the disease linked to chicken products alone since 1998. And officials say more than 1.3million Americans are sickened by salmonella every year.
I've studied bird flu for 20 years and here's why I stopped drinking milk..as FDA begin testing dairy cows for deadly virus
Dr Rick Bright, a virologist and former director at the Department of Health and Human Services, revealed the decision online - saying he had concerns the virus could still be active in milk.
Want to live longer? Take the stairs! Simple lifestyle twea...ou avoid early death by keeping heart healthy, scientists find
Scientists at the University of East Anglia wanted to investigate whether climbing stairs, as a form of physical activity, could play a role in reducing the risks of cardiovascular disease and ea...
Ozempic users are traveling 1,000 MILES to find doses amid ... weight loss drug as people scramble to burn fat before summer
Dr Angela Fitch, an obesity medicine expert in New York City , said she has had patients fly in from as far afield as Florida , Virginia and Ohio to fill prescriptions.
DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: The simple drug-free fixes to cure bloating and tummy troubles
People sometimes stop me in the street to chat about a health problem. Because gut health is my pet topic, the thing they often want to discuss is their bowels - and irritable bowel syndrome.
How gymgoers are unknowingly pumping themselves full of ste...th trend for testosterone - and doctors say it could be deadly
Testosterone levels typically decrease with age, with some men in their 40s and 50s getting supplements to boost their mood, energy levels and libido.
Almost 100,000 elderly patients endure 12-hour waits on A&E trolleys, with one waiting five days to be admitted
At least 16 NHS trusts said patients faced waits of two days or more, with over-65s bearing the brunt of the delays. A FOI request also revealed a 25-fold increase in 12-hr trolley waits.
Rise of the PRE-erection condoms that men stick on up to 2 HOURS before having sex
Firms are offering packs for as little as £5. Men can put the condoms on up to two hours before sex, to 'prevent from distractions' and help 'forget about last-minute worries'.
Now experts are warning of ANOTHER unusual Ozempic side eff... - after men claimed powerful drug was killing their erections
According to one Leeds based dentist, the jabs may create an imbalance of bacteria in the gut, contributing to their ever-growing list of undesired side effects.
Should we let children drink booze at home? As shock report...two mothers debate the pros and cons of an age-old question...
As a shocking report finds children in England are more likely to have drunk alcohol than those in any other country two mums explain why they forbid or allow their kids to drink at home.
Why men on Ozempic are reporting a NEW highly embarrassing sex side effect
Reddit pages dedicated to drugs used for weight loss are peppered with accounts from men experiencing trouble performing in the bedroom stemming from low testosterone.
Doctors assumed I just had a harmless cyst - but it ended u...g disease once, only to be struck down again eight years later
Claire Popplewell, 39 from Leeds, first noticed a lump on two weeks after turning 30 in March 2015. Doctors were sure it would be 'nothing' but she has since been diagnosed with breast cancer twi...
'Game-changer' cancer jab offers hope of a cure: NHS launch...oy melanomas - and it uses same tech as pioneering Covid shots
The vaccine is custom-built for individuals using the specific genetic makeup of their tumour - telling the body to hunt down cancer cells and prevent the deadly disease from coming back.
Warning over explosion of strokes in next decade: Analysis projects 50% increase in deadly events amid UK's obesity crisis
Lifestyle factors combined with the ageing population and insufficient action on stroke prevention will see cases rise from 100,000 to 150,000 by 2035, according to analysis by the Stroke Associa...
It's a viral-sensation oat smoothie that costs pennies to m...onths. Now our experts put so-called OAT-zempic to the test...
Unless you've been living on a desert island, you will have heard of Ozempic, the weight-loss drug hailed as the holy grail for those with type 2 diabetes and now obesity. But have you heard of t...
Panic as US birth rates drop to lowest in a century...as to...declares fertility crisis a 'fire that threatens our survival'
Latest data from the CDC released yesterday showed just shy of 3.6million children were born in the US last year, also down two percent from the previous year.
Remnants of bird flu are found in grocery store milk - weeks after health officials assured public it wasn't possible
Samples of pasteurized milk have tested positive for remnants of avian flu , which has already felled more than 90 million birds, thousands of seals, and several cattle.
First new antibiotic for UTIs in 20 years approved to help millions of women who don't respond to other drugs
The FDA has approved the drug pivmecillinam - sold under the brand name Pivya - for 'uncomplicated' UTIs , meaning the infection is contained within the bladder and has not spread to the kidneys.
Why lashing out in your sleep may be a sign you'll develop DEMENTIA or Parkinson's within the next 15 years
Violently acting out threatening dreams suggests progressive decay in the brain, according to a neuroscientist Dr Rahul Jandial.
Urgent recall issued for 85,000 pounds of 'unsafe' sliced ham in eight states - is YOURS one of them?
Stockmeyer ready-to-eat sliced proscuitto, sold by New Jersey-based ConSup and made in Germany, was recalled Wednesday due to a portion of it failing to meet safety inspections.
Experts warn of 'epidemic' in nearsightedness with half the world needing glasses by 2050
Half of the world will need glasses by 2050, eye experts warn. Dr Andrew Herbert of Rochester Institute of Technology warned reading and less time outside could be to blame.
Pesticides found in up to HALF of childrens' apple juice bottles could lead to PARKINSONS, new study suggests
A combination of exposure to certain pesticides and specific gene mutations could significantly increase a person's risk of developing Parkinson's disease, a new study found.
I grew a 2lbs 'third boob' on my back - I can finally hug my husband after nearly 20 years following tumor removal surgery
A Florida woman (pictured left) traveled across the country in hopes a surgeon would be able to remove a 'third boob' from her back that had been growing for nearly two decades.
Lesbian women die 20 percent younger than straight women due to stress of 'toxic' social stigma, according to new study
Research by the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute found that bisexual women die, on average, nearly 40 percent younger than heterosexual women.
Runny nose is now the most common symptom of Covid (and only a fifth of sufferers lose their taste or smell)
The figures, based on self-reported data from almost 430,000 Brits, suggests Covid has now evolved over time to become less deadly.
No, I'm not seven months pregnant, that's a HERNIA! Man, 45...wait for surgery for agonising mass the size of a bowling ball
Paul Milham, 45, from Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire is worried he 'looks seven months pregnant' due to his 17.5cm hernia that could take two years to be removed.
Do YOU have an undiagnosed sleep disorder? Warning that 14m...h condition that can prove dangerous and cost the NHS billions
The Dreaming of Change report says society has 'normalised sleep issues', deterring 69 per cent of those affected from ever seeking support despite suffering for an average of six years.
New-generation artificial sweetener found in fizzy drinks, chewing gum and ice cream 'can damage gut'
Research by Anglia Ruskin University has found a common artificial sweetener, found in fizzy drinks, chewing gum and ice cream, could cause 'good bacteria' to become diseased.
Health officials warn Americans about leftovers after Color...y deadly bacteria she caught by 'not heating up SOUP properly'
Health officials in Colorado are warning Americans to properly refrigerate and heat their food after Claudia de Albuquerque Celada, originally from Brazil, became sickened with botulism.
Generation lockdown's boozing problem: Middle-class parents... global charts, with one in three having had alcohol by age 11
It marks the highest rate of childhood drinking across 44 countries, according to a damning World Health Organization (WHO) commissioned report.
Britain's underage boozers: UK is 'top of the charts' for c...rth for vaping, major World Health Organization report reveals
The nation's kids are also being plagued by alarmingly high rates of vaping and smoking, the World Health Organisation warns.
Major supermarket issues urgent recall and 'do not eat' alert over £1.75 popular spread that could contain 'blue cloth'
Food Standards Agency officials, who published the alert, warned the products are 'unsafe to eat'. Only batches sold in 500g blocks with best before date of June 19 are affected.
Alcohol advice at schools and universities 'normalise drinking and downplay the risks', health experts warn
Schools and universities should be banned from using materials funded by the alcohol industry which 'normalise drinking and downplay health risks'.
Mother, 62, is diagnosed with world's deadliest cancer year...ence-powered blood test: 'AI saved my life, I won the lottery'
Despite being a picture of health, an AI-powered blood test in 2022 revealed that one of the world's deadliest cancers was silently forming in Ms Balon's pancreas.
Nitazenes: Urgent warning issued over fentanyl-like zombie ... now taking over western Sydney following a spate of overdoses
Nitazenes have been found in drug samples related to a cluster of around 20 overdoses reported in the Penrith area over the last month.
Warning over new side effect from acid reflux drugs taken by millions
Researchers at the University of Maryland analysed data from more than 11,800 people who provided information on their use of acid-reducing drugs.
Using acid reflux drugs like TUMS and Prilosec raise risk of migraine by up to 70 percent, study warns
Using popular over-the-counter heartburn medications like TUMS or Prilosec raises your risk of suffering from migraines by up to 70 percent, a study from the University of Maryland suggests.
The surprising foods that cause foul-smelling flatulence
It's no secret that beans can cause offensive flatulence, but several other gas-boosting foods may be more surprising. DailyMail.com broke down some of the lesser-known causes of putrid gas.
Warning over surge in imported malaria in Britain as cases of deadly mosquito-borne illness hit 20-year high
More than 2,000 travel-acquired cases of the mosquito-borne illness were logged across England, Wales and Northern Ireland in 2023.
The body types that raise the risk of colon cancer - which is rising rapidly in young people, according to new study
A team of researchers in six countries, including the US and UK, found that people who are generally obese or tall with an 'apple' shape were at an increased risk of colorectal cancer.
Fresh health warning over common additive used in thousands...o and bread as scientists say they may lead to type 2 diabetes
Adults who ate lots of emulsifiers were up to 15 per cent more likely to have type 2 diabetes, French researchers found. Critics, however, tore apart the academic paper
I suffered panic attacks after my break-up - but they were ...pilepsy: Mother, 29, says she was misdiagnosed with depression
Madeleine Dippnall, 29, from Cornwall was told by doctors her panic attacks were caused by depression and PTSD. But she was actually suffering from epilepsy.
A 'cure' for hay fever at last: Pioneering treatment is fin...sufferers face a postcode lottery. Find out how you can get it
Sam Odell has an allergy to birch tree pollen - the season runs from February to the end of May, meaning months of misery. But thanks to immunotherapy, that's changed.
Feeling sluggish as you get older? That's because it really DOES require more effort to move, study finds
Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder, say they have discovered why we get slower as we age. They measured reaction times and how much energy tasks took to complete.
Masturbating might slash risk of prostate cancer, claims expert (and more is better!)
Sheffield Hallam University's Dr Daniel Kelly, who has carried out numerous studies on prostates, said there is 'evidence' to support the theory.
Anger as people forced to do DIY tooth extractions using PL... as few as 1% of practices now offer taxpayer-funded check-ups
An investigation by Good Morning Britain found only one in 100 practices were able to offer an NHS dental appointment when contacted by the programme.
Doctors said my excruciating back pain was down to a slippe...diagnosed with blood cancer which could come back at any point
David Windle, 46, a deputy headteacher from Camberwell in London dismissed his back pain as a gym injury and doctors thought it was a slipped disc. But aged 44, he was diagnosed with myeloma.
I'm a GP - and these are the reasons why I sign a hundred people off work a month without even speaking to most of them
The truth is, in my own experience and from speaking to colleagues, waving through requests for 'fit notes' - or sick notes - for patients we have not seen has been routine practice for years.
Doctors issue 'Ozempic babies' alert over the risk of weigh... used by women hoping to become pregnant causing birth defects
A spate of women reported unexpectedly getting pregnant after being prescribed medications containing semaglutide, the key ingredient in drugs Wegovy and Ozempic.
National Hell Service: NHS ambulance crews are missing key ...eart attack and stroke patients in all but ONE area of England
Windsor and Maidenhead was the only one of 194 areas to meet the target for so-called 'Category 2' calls last year, with an average time of just over 16 minutes.
Woman, 23, in Colorado left paralyzed from the neck down an...r after eating 'CANNED SOUP' contaminated with deadly bacteria
Claudia de Albuquerque Celada, 23, from Brazil, was on a work exchange program in Colorado when she became infected with botulism, which sources say was allegedly from canned soup.
Hollywood's BBL boom: Plastic surgeons reveal the celebs they think have had their backsides surgically enhanced
The Brazilian Butt Lift's (BBL) popularity is thought to have been driven by Instagram, alongside the rise of hip-hop culture and the 'Kardashian effect' in the US. A record number of women got t...
THIRTEEN new Ozempic-like drugs are coming in the next few years as part of weight-loss goldrush
Drugmakers like Novo Nordisk and Amgen are capitalizing on the success of groundbreaking obesity drugs with plans to release an additional 13 treatments in the coming years.
I was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer aged 34 despite b...shape of my life - don't ignore the embarrassing symptom I did
Jelena Tompkins of Colorado was just 34 years old in 2016 when she noticed her gas smelled more foul than usual. She was diagnosed with stage three rectal cancer.
'Heartbroken' couples claim California IVF clinic implanted dead and toxic embryos into women to cover up errors
Nine California couples allege that bungling lab workers at Ovation Fertility destroyed the embryos with harmful cleaning chemicals during storage.
Student, 21, reveals burden of living with condition that leaves her constantly aroused: 'It has ruined my life'
Scarlet Kaitlin Wallen, 21 of Rhode Island, with a constant burning feeling around her genitals has detailed the daily struggle with the uncontrollable condition.
We'll give you a sick note because we're too scared to say ...ven't even SEEN over fears they'll get negative reviews online
GPs are routinely writing sick notes for patients they have not seen. Doctors admit '95 per cent' of requests are waved through without assessing the patient first and are 'rarely ever' denied.
Haunting final words of Montana mother, 64, who died from e...l' at sushi restaurant: 'I'm not sure I can go on much longer'
A Montana man has shared the harrowing last words of his wife of 34 years who died in immense pain after eating raw mushrooms at a popular sushi restaurant.
Government urged to roll out virus jab for babies or face a wave of sick infants in the coming winter
It has been nearly a year since an advisory group recommended an immunisation against respiratory syncytial virus - best known for causing the lung infection bronchiolitis in children.
I felt l had to sign sick notes even if patients could e...e interested in keeping their benefits, writes DR MARTIN SCURR
When I first started as a GP, one of the most difficult daily tasks was signing sick notes. I had no training for it, and the difficulty was if the patient wasn't desperate to get back to work.
From baldness to sleeping problems, the bizarre symptoms of a hormone problem that affects one in 10 women
Jodie Relf, PCOS dietitian, based in Maidenhead, Berkshire, says less common symptoms of polycystic ovarian syndrome, such as skin tags and sleep problems are not talked about.
What's the best way to get your hit of healthy dark chocola...oa to choc-covered nuts and syrup, the answer may surprise you
We know dark chocolate is good for us, thanks to plant compounds called flavanols. But does every product have these benefits? We asked experts to rate a selection of dark chocolate treats.
Why you want a female doctor: Study finds patients treated by women are more likely to survive
For every 1,000 patients treated, an extra two would be expected to survive if they were treated by a woman, US researchers found.
I'm dying because doctors missed my cancer: Woman, 68, give...ho 'condemned me to death' for repeatedly refusing to meet her
Anne Shaw, 68, developed terminal cancer after doctors failed to spot a golf-ball sized ovarian tumour clearly visible in a routine scan in 2019, then dismissed her concerns.
The treatments that have been proven not to work but are still being given to patients. Is yours one of them?
Why does medicine keep getting it wrong? The Cass Review, published two weeks ago, makes it clear that doctors have been prescribing powerful hormones to children despite a lack of evidence.
I was sectioned after being given a tranquiliser for anxiet...t the worst part of my ordeal was how doctors tried to cure me
Emma Saunders, an actress and photographer, went to her father's private GP in Chelsea with tinnitus in November 2020. The GP prescribed a tranquilliser, telling Emma it would help her sleep.
The new high-tech electronic socks that could help to stop foot ulcers in diabetes patients
The electronic sock contains a sensor that detects whether patients are putting too much pressure on parts of the foot that are at risk of ulcers forming, researchers say.
I'm an end of care doctor who's studied 1,000 people on their death beds - this is what patients see before they die
According to palliative care physician Dr Christopher Kerr, from New York, who has been studying end-of-life events for years, patients are usually taken back to poignant moment in their life.
Top Harvard professor Dr David Sinclair accused of 'selling...g in dogs - and resigns from prestigious academy over backlash
One of America's most influential health gurus, and founding father of longevity research, has been accused of 'selling snake oil' and 'deceiving' the public due to fatal flaws in his studies.
Brazil, Argentina and Turkey now more popular and affordable for gender reassignment surgery than places like Thailand
The research by medical site Healthnews contrasts the popular belief that Thailand is the top country for transgender surgeries, where for years American and Western tourists have traveled for op...
70 really IS the new 60, Christie Brinkley! Today's society...ge begins later in life than previous generations, finds study
After examining data from over 10,000 people, German scientists have discovered that older adults now believe that 'old age' refers to the age of 74 and upwards.
A 20-cent pill discovered in 1950s could be secret to anti-aging - as scientists launch trial involving 3,000 people
Researchers at the American Federation for Aging Research are launching the TAME trial, a six-year series of studies aimed to see if cheap diabetes drug Metformin can increase lifespan.
It really IS harder to say no to cake when you're fat, finds study of obese volunteers' brains
Experts in Canada have discovered that people with a higher BMI really do require a bigger shift in brain activity to choose healthy food over their preferred snack.
I'm a nutritionist for cancer patients - these are my tips for avoiding the disease
Cancer-fighting nutritionist Nichole Andrews, from Washington state, has shared foods she always avoids because of their links to cancers.
People who use aspirin daily are at lower risk of COLON CANCER, study suggests
Millions of people who take aspirin every day may be slashing their risk of developing colon cancer, according to a study.
I'm a healthy woman but I sweat so heavily after a workout, I'm dripping wet. DR MARTIN SCURR replies
I am a recently retired, healthy woman who rarely gets ill. However, I was slightly overweight and I now train about four times a week, but while the extra weight has gone, I sweat really heavily...
From curbing your craving for alcohol to boosting fertility, all the surprising health benefits of Ozempic
Game-changing injections such as Ozempic and Wegovy, are used by celebs to shed a few extra pounds. But it could also boost fertility, cut alcohol cravings and cut the risk of heart attacks.
Alcohol-related deaths soar to an all-time high in wake of Covid - fuelled by 'concerning' uptick in middle-aged women
Experts are particularly alarmed by a 'concerning' uptick of booze-related fatalities among middle-aged women. Pandemic-era curbs also likely fuelled dangerous drinking habits.
NHS-backed way to lose nearly 9lbs in 12 weeks (and no, it doesn't involve a diet of soups and shakes!)
Diet and exercise really do work, according to the results of an NHS weight loss programme. Health leaders said its success shows how it will become a 'vital tool' in helping people lose weight.
Children as young as FOUR are being hospitalised by vaping: Charities slam 'deeply worrying' rise
NHS England said doctors have seen a 276 per cent surge in patients of all ages being admitted for vaping-related disorders since 2020.
Your gym kit could be leaching toxic 'forever chemicals' in...your workout. Eight expert tips for staying healthy at the gym
From school run to home office to walking the dog to pounding the treadmill, many of us are spending all day in clothes once reserved for exercise only.
Sign YOURSELF off work! Plans to overhaul sick note system could see Brits with the sniffles use an app to get time off
The move, part of a wider scheme to crackdown on the UK's 'sick note culture', would see people with common infections such as flu automatically given time-off.
DR MAX PEMBERTON: I've seen the real impact infidelity has on children, and it breaks my heart
It is not so much breaking the marriage vows I take issue with, DR MAX PEMBERTON writes, but the gamble parents take with their children's well-being.
Number of cancer patients waiting twice as long as they should to start cancer treatment has doubled since 2020, figures show
Almost 16,000 patients have waited more than four months to receive cancer care after receiving an urgent referral over the past four years.
Eat nuts and seeds to fight off disease: Healthy snacks sho... to 5-a-day guidance to boost nation's health, report suggests
Studies have increasingly linked a daily handful of nuts and seeds to everything from lower chances of heart disease to cancer.
Non-binary patient, 27, who underwent 'Barbie doll' op to r... sexual organs reveals how they navigate life without genitals
Adrian, 27, from Florida , is non-binary - meaning they do not conform to either male or female - and had the operation at a controversial gender clinic in Texas dubbed 'Frankenstein's lab'.
Is a prostate issue to blame for my sexual problems after I...d online dating aged 76 following divorce? Ask DR ELLIE CANNON
Q: I'm a healthy 76-year-old and I just started online dating after my divorce. However, during sex I struggle to maintain an erection. Should I be worried about my prostate?
Want to enjoy your cup of coffee without suffering from sle...ations? Experts' tips for how to banish unwelcome side effects
For some, it's a vital pick-me-up and no day can start without it. Others believe there are myriad health benefits to drinking it
Ladies, desperate for a libido boost? Get salmon sperm inje...g used to rev up women's sex lives (but it'll cost you £400!)
The treatment which uses salmon sperm injections is more commonly used to banish wrinkles is also used to give a boost to women's sex lives, says London based Aesthetic nurse Amanda Azzopardi.
The clues to why young people are ageing faster than they s...e all been linked to higher cancer rates - so are you at risk?
Scientists have become troubled by a growing epidemic of cancer in the under-50s. The Princess of Wales who revealed her own diagnosis of cancer at the age of 42, is one of them.
Joe, 59, was 'at death's door' - then a pioneering but experimental pill beat his cancer in just six months
Joe Murphy, from Hulme, Greater Manchester, is only the second patient in the world to be offered the treatment at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust, and he says it brought him 'back from the bri...
Hormone replacement therapy warning after rise in women referred for urgent womb cancer checks
The HRT drugs, given to alleviate some of the worst symptoms of the menopause, are safe and effective for the majority of women but can cause side effects including irregular bleeding.
Patients with suspected bowel disease could refer themselves for scans, saving time on long waiting lists
Currently, patients with suspected Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, known together as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), have to see a GP before they can be referred to hospital for a diagno...
Disputed 'acupressure' remedy from China that 'tries to sti...y lines' could actually help relieve knee pain, study suggests
Patients suspected to have the condition reported significantly less pain after three months of the treatment than others studied in the trial, the researchers found.
Daily Mail map reveals where marijuana dispensaries are most plentiful as US celebrates 4/20- where does your city rank?
An analysis of America's largest metro areas revealed Denver, Colorado is the country's most weed-friendly city and Louisville, Kentucky is the least friendly.
Revealed: The surprising foods that make your urine smell funny (and it's NOT just asparagus and coffee)
Eating asparagus and drinking coffee can have some unwanted smelly side effects. But staying hydrated could help your wee smell better, according to London based GP Hana Patel.
Get a sick note for £25 - by just filling out a FORM: Ange...rms offering same-day letters 'with NO appointments necessary'
The letters, allowing customers to be signed off work by UK-regulated medics, were promised with 'no appointments necessary'.
I'm a dentist… here are FOUR reasons why snoring is wrecking your oral health and causing bad breath
Leading dentist Dr Deepak Aulak has revealed why snoring may be causing havoc on your oral health - and even causing bad breath.
My 'sinus infection' turned out to be a one in a million na...ncer at just 28 - and doctors had to cut my eye out to save me
Annika, 28, from California, was diagnosed with the extremely rare nasal cancer sinonasal carcinoma SMARCB1 after doctors mistook it for a sinus infection. Her cancer is stage four.
I got TWO sick notes for 'stress' in under two hours withou...video explaining my illness before handing over my hall-pass!)
BARNEY CALMAN: MailOnline discovered firms selling the official documents for as little as £25, with 'no appointments necessary'. We put their services to the test...
I'm a sleep psychologist - this is what your dreams and nig...n (and the truth behind THAT vision of your teeth falling out)
Professor Mark Blagrove the director of the Swansea University Sleep Laboratory says dreams are the brains way of processing memories and better understanding our emotions.
H5N1 strain of bird flu is found in MILK for first time in 'very high concentrations,' World Health Organization warns
Bird flu has been detected in 'very high concentrations' in raw milk, the World Health Organization announced Friday. However, the pasteurized milk supply remains safe.
Adderall could become the next opioid epidemic, DEA warns
A Drug Enforcement Administration chief compared the influx of new prescriptions and high risk of abuse to that of opioids in the early to mid-2000s.
The 'Oopzempic' baby boom: Rise in unplanned pregnancies in...aking slimming jabs sparks warnings from top fertility experts
Dubbed 'Oopzempic babies', the phenomenon has even led some US physicians to prescribe the jabs off-label to treat polycystic ovary syndrome.
Ozempic baby boom: Doctors are prescribing weight-loss drug...fertility - with women in their 40s falling pregnant naturally
Doctors have begun doling out Ozempic to women struggling to get pregnant, creating a baby boom. Doctors do not have conclusive evidence yet that it is a viable treatment for infertility.
Hollywood's 'Ozempic face' crisis: Plastic surgeons reveal the celebs suffering from gauntness 'because of weight-loss drug'
A new look is emerging in Hollywood: sunken in eyes, gaunt cheeks and saggy skin. Experts say it is due to the rise in popularity of weight-loss drugs: dubbed 'Ozempic face'.
I'm a neurologist - this is what it REALLY means when you h...s, a friend's partner or someone who you don't find attractive
About eight in 10 people at some point dream about having sex with people who they don't even find attractive - often friends and colleagues. It can cause guilt or confusion.
DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: The truth about what saunas do to your body... and why it might just save your life
Are you on Instagram ? If so you may have noticed that having a sauna, or at least filming yourself having one, seems to be the next big thing.
Scientists uncover missing link between junk food and cancer - which could explain explosion of tumors in young people
Researchers in Singapore found that methylglyoxal, which the body produces when eating junk foods, could inhibit genes like BRCA2, which would otherwise protect against cancer.
Don't call them 'sanitary' products! World-renowned gynaecologist says term implies menstruation is 'dirty'
Dr Jen Gunter said that while most personal items - such as toothpaste and toilet roll - are labelled based on their function, society continues to use 'euphemistic language' for period products...
Doctors thought I had acid reflux - now I've got six months... cancer who fears her three-year-old daughter 'will forget me'
Sophie Louise Wright, 34, from Torquay, Devon put her debilitating symptoms down to polyps. Now, she been given six months to live after being diagnosed with advanced bowel cancer.
Could you be allergic to your own... orgasm? Study finds th... different types of 'post-coital flu' symptoms that strike men
French researchers studying the extremely rare post-orgasmic illness syndrome (POIS) claim it can manifest itself as seven different types of symptoms.
From a 'matchbox' of cheese to a strict limit of just one s...ecommended by UK diet chiefs. So how do YOUR meals measure up?
Serving suggestions say we should be cooking just 75g of pasta, which is two to three tablespoons. It's the same for rice, with just two to three tablespoons being a recommended portion which is ...
Children addicted to vapes should get nicotine gum or patches to help them quit, health chiefs say
A review by Public Health Wales found users reported suffering 'cravings' and 'shaking', Teachers warned some pupils are struggling to get through a single class.
Longest ever case of Covid lasted 613 DAYS and turned into ...72-year-old battled lasting illness that eventually killed him
The patient was admitted to Amsterdam University Medical Centre in February 2022 with the omicron variant of Covid.
Baby aged just eight months is seen by NHS obesity clinic - but expert says 'it's not unheard of'
The NHS service in Somerset, called Splash, is one of only a few in the country offering under-fours and their families access to dietary and psychological support.
You should get a colonoscopy if you have two common symptoms, even if you're under 50: Top GI cancer doctor
Dr James Cleary, a gastrointestinal oncologist at Dana-Farber cancer institute in Boston, warned that if you have anemia and unintended weight loss, you should get checked for colon cancer.
Two hunters 'become first Americans to die from ZOMBIE DEER disease' after eating infected venison
A study in the journal Neurology suggested that two Wyoming hunters died from chronic wasting disease (CWD), a 100% fatal illness that mainly affects deer and has never been seen in humans.
Young people are now identifying as 'gender season' - meani...nges with time of year: 'I feel more masculine in the summer!'
A growing number of young people are now actually identifying as 'gender season' - meaning their gender changes depending on the time of year.
CDC warns of salmonella outbreak linked to contaminated bas...at Trader Joe's that has sickened 12 people in multiple states
At least 12 people in seven states have been sickened with salmonella after eating Infinite Herbs organic basil - including one who was hospitalized.
Fresh bird flu pandemic fears as WHO warns outbreak is of '...ous concern' and would have 'extraordinarily high' death rates
The virus, an extremely deadly HN51 subtype, has caused devastating declines in bird populations following its emergence in Europe in 2020.
Glamorous soccer mom, 40, from Delaware has her forehead se... together after botched stitches caused flesh-eating infection
In September 2019, Shelley Puchalsky, a PhD student from Delaware, was jogging with her dog on a dirt trail when she tripped over her pet and fell face-first onto gravel.
Incredible transformation of mechanic, 62, who's 'little pi...ore doctors finally manage remove it without any facial damage
Tim (pictured), from Arizona, had a 5.5lb tumor growing from the right side of his face and neck that made it difficult to eat, bathe and even turn his head side-to-side.
Deja flu? Alert over spread of mystery pneumonia 'that has sickened dozens of healthy people in Argentina'
Sixty patients have been sickened with 'severe atypical pneumonia' in Buenos Aires. An alert about the cluster of cases was last night circulated via an international public health reporting sys...
Now MORE Magnum ice creams are recalled over fears they may contain plastic and metal
Packs of the Almond ice cream sticks have been slapped with a 'do not eat' warning by the manufacturer Unilever. Only batches with the best before date December 2025 are affected.
Meningococcal WA: One dead and two in hospital as deadly disease strikes
The state's Department of Health on Thursday announced the three infected older adults are the state's first cases this year.
Step-by-step guide on how to master your hormones during your cycle by menstrual health expert DR COLLEEN FOGARTY-DRAPER
Writing for MailOnline, leading menstrual health expert and Holland & Barrett's women's health advisor DR COLLEEN FOGARTY-DRAPER shares her ultimate guide to your menstrual cycle...
How teen smoking rates have fallen EIGHT-FOLD since the 80s...s up to a quarter of adults still smoke in parts of the nation
Only 3 per cent of 15 year olds in England now smoke, official figures show. For comparison, a quarter did so in 1982. Rates fell quickest in the early noughties.
Alarm over increase in middle-class women smoking as experts demand 'targeted intervention' to buck 'concerning' trend
Researchers at University College London (UCL) found more advantaged women under 45 are smoking. Experts believe it could be due to women having more stressful jobs.
Urgent warning over shortages of life-saving drugs: Damning...dicine supply chain... so are stocks of YOUR meds running low?
The Government has been urged to carry out a review of the UK's 'broken' medicine supply chain as costs soar and patients are left in pain.