For the majority of over 45s heart health is a main concern, with heart disease ranking top on their list of health concerns.
Despite this, almost half of them have no ...
Coffee has long been blamed to cause dehydration in drinkers, owed to the fact that caffeine is a mild diuretic - but we're here to bust that health myth.
During Nutrition ...
Bargain-hunting Brits would risk a potentially fatal holiday disease in order to land a last-minute trip to the sun, according to new research.
Nearly half of those surveyed said running out ...
Over 75 per cent of the UK are not getting the sleep they need with 43 per cent unsurprisingly describing themselves as “permanently exhausted”, it's time we got some good ...
Do your eyelids feel heavy during meetings? Do you need two or three cups of coffee just to make it through the day?
A survey conducted by Philips reveals that over ...
Despite terrifying diagnosis’s coming up when we type a couple of symptoms into Google, new research has revealed that one in five trust these more so than their doctor.
Accordign to ...
It’s National No Smoking Day today, and to mark it, a new survey has revealed that smokers think more about quitting smoking than they do sex or their partner.
What’s more, ...
Neck and back pain is preventing nearly half of people from sleeping, according to new research from the British Chiropractic Association (BCA) and Sealy beds.
The research indicates that people are not ...
Cancer Research UK is urging women to stand together and unite against cancer this summer by signing up to take part in the 20th anniversary of Race for Life.
The women who ...
You may associate smoking with lung cancer, respiratory disease and heart problems but did you know it has a major effect on eye health?
Tobacco smoke is composed of as many ...
A research paper on the little-known but chronic condition of emetophobia, or an extreme fear of throwing up, was presented to the Royal Society of Medicine in a bid to ...
A straight forward conversation with the woman you love about her heart could be enough to save her life, says the British Heart Foundation (BHF).
Maureen Talbot, a Senior Cardiac Nurse ...
By eating healthily and exercising regularly we are able to manage the level of cholesterol in our blood.
We need cholesterol in our bodies to help form hormones and tissues, protect ...
The number of people dying from Alzheimer’s disease in the US could be up to six times higher than reported, according to researchers.
The study – published in the journal Neurology ...
Winter chills are certainly lingering despite the fact that it's spring, but we could have a secret weapon to help fight them off.
Research reveals that Brits who are not feeling ...
A compound that's found in cooked foods could contribute to risk of Alzheimer's disease, found new research.
The compounds called advanced glycation endproducts (AGEs) could contribute to the build up of beta-amyloid, ...
TOWIE's Sam Faiers has recently been diagnosed with Crohn's disease - the long-term digestive problem that affects over 100,000 people in the UK.
But do you even know what it is?
Dr ...
Men are healthier and happier than women in general, found a new survey.
Health and Happiness, a nationwide study of 2,000 men and women found that men reported a higher rate ...
Arthritis sufferers may have their pain cut by 90% with the help of a drug-free compound derived from rose-hip.
The new research found that it has the power to reduce the ...
As if there weren’t enough wasted appointments, a new study has revealed that even those who do turn up to get advice from their GP when they’ve got back pain ...
Painful joints ranked higher than the traditional excuse of ‘having a headache’ as an out of sex, according to new research.
Two thirds of 55-69 year olds felt that their relationship ...
Log on to our live and interactive web TV show this Valentine’s Day to hear about the actual medical condition that results from having a broken heart, as well as ...
Nearly half of people suffering with long-term illnesses don't always take their medication as instructed, according to new research.
Less than a third of people with long term conditions said they ...
There’s nothing quite like the snooze button in morning, we all need those extra few minutes in bed. In fact, us Brits are suffering from ‘repetitive snooze injury’, spending 173 ...
