- StyleFrancesca Specter
What is multiple sclerosis? Selma Blair reveals 'incurable' MS diagnosis
The condition affects over 100,000 people in the UK.
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
The psychology of making lists: Why we're all obsessed with to-dos
When in doubt, make a list!
- StyleYahoo Style UK team
'You can do this. You are stronger than you think': A letter to my before breast cancer self
You’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer. Deep breath. Your future self is typing this, having a coffee, and planning on going to yoga and then work later. You made it!
- StyleDigital Trends
Are flat pillows a pain in your neck? Here are the best pillows for side-sleepers
If you've tried doubling up on pillows or buying larger ones to no avail, then it might just be time for a new pillow – one made for sleeping on your side. We've rounded up the best pillows for side sleepers that give neck and head support.
- StyleHuffPost UK
Four Acne Skincare Adverts Banned After Making Medicinal Claims For Cosmetics
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned four skincare adverts
- StyleYahoo Style UK team
Young women the worst snorers: Here's how to stop snoring once and for all
One third of females aged 25-34 snore 'hard' at least three nights a week
- StyleYahoo Style UK team
The psychology behind our obsession with house plants
Like nothing better than pottering around your local garden centre? You're not alone.
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
Why you should think twice before eating grapefruit and taking medication
At least 53 medications can be made less effective by the citrus fruit
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
Winter vaginas and wacky skin: the truth about what happens to your body in the autumn/winter
Yep, winter vaginas are totally a thing!
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
The effects of vaping could be as harmful as conventional smoking, research reveals
Flavourings in e-cigarettes harm the lungs by causing inflammation
- StyleFrancesca Specter
'Why the law refuses to recognise my miscarried son'
This is an important read.
- StyleFrancesca Specter
Older mothers don't think about problems child will face, says expert
"They don't think about the problems their children will face."
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
What is urine therapy and should we all be doing it?
Er, that will be a no from us!
- StyleFrancesca Specter
Noise pollution is worse than ever – here is how you can avoid it damaging your health
It can have severe health effects for one in five of us
- StyleCosmo
19 celebrity quotes on mental health that prove it can impact anyone
From anxiety to depression, PTSD and self-harm, people in the spotlight aren't immune from mental health issues.
- StyleHuffPost UK
More Than A Quarter Of Under-25s Count Themselves As Non-Drinkers
More than a quarter of under-25s count themselves as "non drinkers", a new
- StyleThe Independent
If you're angry about mental health services, don't waste your chance to make a difference
It’s World Mental Health Day, and with it will no doubt come the usual remarks from critics around there being “more need for services than conversations” and how “mental health has become a trend”. Of course simply talking about mental health does not magically increase services – but given that MPs rely on popularity, surely awareness days can be used to actually effect change. Considering the number of people involved in supporting World Mental Health Day, I’d say that activists have got a pretty captive audience to engage with.
- StyleThe Independent
AFM outbreak: What are the symptoms of rare disease and how is it treated?
At least six children in Minnesota have contracted acute flaccid myelitis (AFM), a rare disease which can mimic polio symptoms. The state’s department of health says normally it only sees about one case of the disease, which can lead to paralysis or even death in some cases, every year. Kris Ehresmann with the Minnesota Department of Health told CBS News that the disease was "very, very rare – it's about one in a million”.
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
Gwyneth Paltrow addresses concerns over Goop product claims: 'There was a verbiage issue'
“In that case there was just a verbiage issue."
- StyleFrancesca Specter
Relationship 'gaslighting' explained - and how to tell if it's happening to you
Gaslighting is a form of emotional abuse in a relationship. Rebecca Humphries made the end of her relationship with comedy and ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ contestant Seann Walsh public, taking to Twitter to accuse her now-ex-boyfriend of ‘controlling’ behaviour. Walsh is thought to have cheated with his partner on the show, Katya Jones.
- StyleElle
9 Of The Best Pay-As-You-Go Gyms, Perfect For Exercise Commitment-Phobes
Welcome to 'polygyming': the practice of working out at multiple fitness studios
- StyleFrancesca Specter
Women are sharing the ridiculous things men believe about their bodies
"My ex-husband honestly believed that women had fewer ribs than men."
- StyleFrancesca Specter
Should we all be bathing our babies in buckets, like Chrissy Teigen?
The clear plastic bucket retails at an eye-watering £111.
- StyleYahoo Style UK team
Why you should never wash uncooked turkey
At some point in our lives, we almost all rinsed our Christmas turkey under the tap. The water droplets that come in contact with the raw meat can spread all over the sink, the tap, the towels and nearby work surfaces spreading harmful bacteria that can cause food poisoning. The turkey that we buy can carry two dangerous bacteria in their uncooked state: the first is called campylobacter, and the second, which is one you’ve probably heard about, is salmonella.
