The festive season can be a challenging time for mental health, so it is more important than ever to take care of yourself. To address this, Jeff Foster, mental health doctor at Manual (www.manual.co), highlights the most commonly reported mental health triggers and shares his tips for tackling them.
Ruth Langsford has teamed up with Rylan Clark on another project. The Loose Women star has been busier than ever with her recent appearance on I'm A Celebrity: Unpacked.
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! presenter Declan Donnelly was bitten on the neck by a jumping spider in the Australian jungle - with the medics rushing in
Not all smells are created equal.
ACCORDING to a Warrington pharmacist, millions of people are ‘hooked’ on a drug that is linked to dementia ‘for life’.
Lockie Seddon reportedly died after he contracted a golden staph infection which spread to his brain
"I completely lost it and screamed at her that she would never become a grandma, and it's because of how she and those like her voted."
Researchers discovered a decade-long discrepancy.
Long-term sickness is a major reason for a growing number of people in the UK without jobs, with the government strategising on how to get people back into work.
Lyndsey Feeney is creating awareness about sepsis and urging people to know the signs and to get urgent medical care
Lucy Letby has been questioned in prison by detectives in connection with the alleged murders of more babies.
Peas are a better alternative to meat than fake burgers, a University of Oxford study has found.
PM expected to set target to carry out 92% of routine operations and appointments within 18 weeks
Dr. Vonda Wright lifts heavy weights to maintain muscle and does a weekly jumping practice for bone density.
A new research consortium has found not only that brain fungi or bacteria cause some dementia cases, but also that in some cases, it can be straight-up reversed. One of the main drivers behind this discovery, pharmaceutical rep-turned-infectious disease specialist Nikki Schultek, told The Guardian that she also suffered from dementia caused by fungi. Nearly […]
A MUM who went into premature labour with triplets has been ‘blown away’ by the care she received at Warrington Hospital.
Ian Smith, who plays Harold Bishop in 'Neighbours', will leave the Australian soap after being diagnosed with a "non-fixable" type of lung cancer.
The sound of traffic is not only linked to increased stress and anxiety, researchers found, it also muddies the mental health benefits of nature noise.
The TV presenter and podcaster announced she will be undergoing surgery to remove the benign tumours in her jaw
Neighbours icon Ian Smith has exited the soap after being diagnosed with terminal cancer. He has played Harold Bishop on the show since 1987.
Each day, our hearts beat 100,000 times to pump eight pints of blood (give or take) around our body, delivering oxygen and nutrients so that our organs and muscles can work properly.
