Fox News reports that travelers may want to reconsider drinking on their next flight before trying to get some mid-air sleep. According to a new study published in 'Thorax,' consuming alcohol before sleeping on a plane could result in lowered blood oxygen levels and an increased heart rate.
There were more cases of this ancient sexually transmitted infection in England last year than at any time since records began more than 100 years ago
Officials at the Foreign Office have highlighted symptoms of meningitis and septicaemia after 14 cases of the lethal meningococcal disease have been detected in people returning from Saudi Arabia - including some in the UK
Buckingham Palace revealed Monday that the princess sustained minor injuries and a concussion in an incident over the weekend.
UKHSA data shows a rise in British cases of the virus, which is also on the increase in the US
The latest senior federal scientist to step forward claims this unknown illness may have impacted 350 people in New Brunswick, 'The Guardian' reports. In 2021, health officials in the province said that 40 people were found to be suffering from an unknown neurological condition.
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Roisin Pelan, 42, has undergone 60 rounds of chemotherapy and is working her way through a list of life goals.
Kass Barker had been using sunbeds once or twice a week for a year when she suddenly suspected something was wrong with a mole on her wrist.
Around half of British adults take a regular supplement, hoping to cover our nutritional bases. But do we need to?
Several tourists have gone missing on Greek islands in recent days, and six others have already died in the extreme heat wave in European resorts this summer.
Back from holiday to the blue skies of London, I am not surprised at all by how empty the roads and trains feel during rush hour. Who wouldn’t choose to work from a sunny garden over a drab office, after a start to the summer so dreary that this month has been nicknamed Juneuary.
Leading doctors have raised concerns over complications linked to a "boom" in surgical tourism. A rising number of people are travelling abroad for procedures including weight loss surgery and hair implants, but may not be receiving care at the same standard they would expect in the UK, according to the chair of the British Medical Association's (BMA) Board of Science. David Strain, a professor of cardiometabolic health, said medics in the UK are increasingly seeing patients with complications from surgeries, including infections.
Dr. Joseph Antoun, the CEO of a longevity company, takes a surprisingly simple approach to fitness.
Megan Espinoza, 36 was anesthetized by a nurse who was not licensed to do so
We optimise our carb intake and agonise over our workout protocol, yet could simply breathing via our noses, rather than mouths, lead to gains across the board?
Vitalité Health Network is warning about a number of possible exposures to confirmed cases of whooping cough at the emergency departments in Grand Falls and Edmundston in recent weeks.Whooping cough, also known as pertussis, is a highly contagious disease of the lungs and throat.The possible exposures occurred at the Grand Falls General Hospital's ER on June 10, between 7:25 p.m. and 9 p.m., and overnight June 19, between 11:56 p.m. and 1:15 a.m. Possible exposures also occurred at the Edmundsto
A mother-of-three has said how awareness campaigns by Dame Deborah James helped save her life from bowel cancer. Lyndsey Ainscough, from Leigh in Greater Manchester, was diagnosed with serious stage three cancer after suffering symptoms for several months. Teacher turned journalist and podcast broadcaster Dame Deborah is said to have been instrumental in encouraging record numbers of people to get tested for bowel cancer.
Calls about heat exhaustion soar in this town as heat alert issued by Met Office
The SAG-AFTRA Health Plan will soon add infertility treatment benefits to its coverage, its board of trustees stated on Saturday. The 40-member board — equally comprised of representatives for management and the performers’ union — unanimously approved the change, which will take effect on Jan. 1, 2025. Starting that year, plan participants and spouses who …
