MPs will vote on a bill to legalise assisted dying for terminally ill people in England and Wales with fewer than six months to live, subject to approval by doctors and legal professionals.
Daily Mirror journalist Andy Lines, now diagnosed with cardiac sarcoidosis from 9/11 dust, returned to Ground Zero 25 years after covering the attacks.
A UCL study reveals menopause supplements vary widely in vitamin and mineral doses, with half lacking vitamin D, potentially causing side-effects over time.
Spider mating season in the UK has begun. A £1.97 homemade spray made from vinegar, water and essential oil can deter spiders from entering homes.
Prince William delivered his most powerful speech on suicide prevention at Everton's stadium, unveiling the On Your Side toolkit for the sport sector.
A Cancer Research UK-funded study found very hot drinks may triple the risk of one oesophageal cancer type. Dr Oscar Duke says no need to give up tea and coffee.
Sienna Sorby, 14, suffered a seven-month skin reaction after using adult anti-ageing products at a sleepover, prompting warnings about young skin.
A UCL study finds many menopause supplements lack key nutrients and show huge variation in vitamin doses, potentially causing side-effects long-term.
Twenty-five years on, thousands of first responders and survivors of 9/11 continue to die from related illnesses, with over 52,000 certified cancers and 9,000 deaths, as lawyers warn the toll is still rising.
The DWP has confirmed 12 medical conditions most likely to receive the maximum five-year PIP award length, with visual disease topping the list at 68% of long-term claimants.
South Korea has introduced an app that lets stalking survivors track tagged perpetrators in real time, with police alerted when they come within a kilometre, as reports triple since 2021.
Boiling broccoli and cauliflower makes them soggy and bland. Mary Berry recommends stir-frying them in olive oil for a tastier, crunchier result that retains more nutrients.
A five-ingredient creamy tomato pasta recipe that takes just 20 minutes to make, perfect for busy weeknights and autumn evenings.
Waitrose has urgently recalled packets of black olives over listeria contamination. Customers are advised not to eat the 120g packs and return them for a refund.
MPs warn the Government's delay in regulating high-risk cosmetic procedures is prolonging a significant risk to patient safety, urging faster action.
Waitrose Essential Pitted Black Olives recalled after Listeria monocytogenes detected. Customers told not to eat affected 120g packs and return them for a full refund.
Prince William says modern life leaves us wrapped up in ourselves, missing a vital opportunity to save lives. He urged people to lift their eyes to the horizon.
A Warrington man left paralysed and unable to speak after an A&E doctor dismissed his deadly brain condition as a virus has won an NHS admission of liability and an interim payment.
Esther Rantzen, 86, says she can no longer travel to Switzerland for assisted dying, having become too physically fragile since her terminal lung cancer diagnosis in 2023.
Half of women would consider an invasive aesthetic treatment without fully understanding it, with just 35% researching it online first, new research suggests.
Labour MP Ashley Dalton, who has terminal cancer, says she will vote against the Assisted Dying Bill, citing concerns about palliative care and risks to vulnerable people.
A health expert warns that long-term statin use may lower CoQ10 levels, increasing risks of muscle pain, fatigue, and tendon rupture. Learn what the BHF says.
TV legend Dame Esther Rantzen, 86, says she is too physically fragile to travel to Dignitas as MPs prepare to vote on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill.
Nearly half of UK adults tried viral sleep hacks in the past year, but few report success. Research reveals most popular trends score lowest in effectiveness.
Louise Shackleton, whose husband died at Dignitas, pleads with MPs to vote for the assisted dying bill, saying her children will never forgive the couple for lying to them.
Boombites red berry grapes are now available in Tesco, M&S and Ocado for a limited time, with research suggesting they may help support cardiovascular health and lower cholesterol.
Two-thirds of UK pain sufferers report daily or weekly pain. 60% believe it's 'just something you have to put up with' as they age. 92% have said they're 'fine' when suffering. Experts urge early action.
A professor of biological psychiatry says using alcohol to reduce stress likely makes the problem worse, as it increases cortisol levels and inflammation.
The Princess of Wales made a surprise appearance alongside Prince William in Liverpool as he launched the On Your Side suicide prevention toolkit for the sports sector.
Roxanne Archer, 22, died from aplastic anaemia after mysterious bruises revealed the rare blood disorder. Her sister Natalie is running the Great North Run in her memory.