Mouthwash Linked to High Blood Pressure, Heart Doctor Warns
Heart doctors warn that regular mouthwash use may raise blood pressure by killing beneficial oral bacteria that help produce nitric oxide, a key regulator of blood vessel function.
Heart doctors warn that regular mouthwash use may raise blood pressure by killing beneficial oral bacteria that help produce nitric oxide, a key regulator of blood vessel function.
A GP warns that antidepressants like SSRIs and SNRIs can cause night sweats, worsened by heatwaves. Users should not stop medication but seek advice if symptoms persist.
Tyler Morton, 21, died from an incurable brain tumour four weeks after doctors misdiagnosed his symptoms as an ear infection and sent him home with antibiotics.
Cardiovascular surgeon Dr Jeremy London avoids alcohol-based mouthwash, citing studies linking it to high blood pressure by killing beneficial oral bacteria that help produce nitric oxide.
Kim Borthwick, 36, from Glasgow, was diagnosed with incurable glioblastoma after a Christmas headache. She joins Brain Cancer Justice to demand better funding and treatment in Scotland.
After testing 8 shower filters for weeks, a London beauty editor reveals the best for combating hard water, limescale, and improving hair and skin health.
The NHS warns sepsis kills five people every hour in the UK. Symptoms include blue skin, confusion, and breathing difficulties. Call 999 or go to A&E immediately if suspected.
Former Little Mix singer Jesy Nelson celebrates the national rollout of spinal muscular atrophy screening for newborns in England, ending the 'postcode lottery' she campaigned against.
Beverley Callard, Coronation Street star, received overwhelming support after admitting she struggled during her ninth radiotherapy session for breast cancer in Ireland.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced optional testosterone testing for military personnel over 30, with voluntary hormone replacement therapy for low levels, aiming to enhance soldier performance.
Kim Borthwick, 36, from Glasgow, diagnosed with glioblastoma in January 2026, says she may not live to see her twin sons start school. She campaigns for better brain cancer funding and treatment in Scotland.
A £23.4m scheme to create a public transport corridor in Salford has been criticized as dangerous by disability campaigners, who say it favors bikes over pedestrians.
Chelsea Gallimore, 33, diagnosed with rare GIST cancer, now planning funeral and wedding after being told disease is incurable.
Tyler Morton, 21, died from glioblastoma weeks after being misdiagnosed with an ear infection. His sister is now fundraising for Brain Tumour Research.
Ryan Carter, 25, died suddenly in his bedroom minutes after lunch. His mother Sue later discovered he had an undiagnosed heart condition and now campaigns for youth heart screenings.
Hailey Barr, 42, was diagnosed with rare Uterine Adenosarcoma after years of heavy periods. Now cancer-free, she battles daily brain fog, chronic fatigue, and joint pain from surgical menopause.
Vet warns that Pugs, Bulldogs, Shih Tzus, Border Collies, and Spaniels are particularly at risk of heatstroke as UK temperatures hit 29C. Tips for keeping dogs safe include hydration, avoiding midday walks, and using pet-safe sunscreen.
Tesco partners with British Heart Foundation to provide 50,000 free blood pressure checks weekly at 350+ stores, backed by David Seaman, aiming to reach millions with undiagnosed hypertension.
Ella Tyman, 18, was diagnosed with parotid gland cancer after a GP discovered a lump during an eye infection appointment. She underwent six-hour surgery and proton therapy while studying at university, graduating with first class honours.
Jurassic Park star Sam Neill died from pneumonia at age 78. His family confirmed he was cancer-free. The NHS lists pneumonia symptoms including cough, shortness of breath, high temperature, and chest pain.
John Robertson, 35, was diagnosed with terminal oesophageal cancer after swallowing difficulties. He now records video messages for his children and seeks alternative treatments abroad.
Consultant Gynaecologist Dr Anne Henderson advises women to replace harsh soaps with a gentle intimate wash like NAYDAYA's Victory Cleanse Wash (£22.40) to combat dryness, especially during menopause. 83% of women experience intimate dryness.
Canine behaviourist Will Atherton says grass-eating in dogs is often normal, stemming from ancestral scavenging instincts, and not always a sign of illness or a precursor to vomiting.
Less than half of patients at Rochdale's Croft Shafia Health Centre rated it 'good', while Worsley Mesnes and High Lane achieved 99%. See how your GP compares.
Dr Amir Khan warns that belly fat can indicate visceral fat, linked to heart disease and type 2 diabetes. He shares advice on losing it, emphasizing health over looks.
Experts agree that thoroughly whisking eggs is the key to a light, fluffy omelette. Seasoning at this stage ensures full flavour. Cook on medium-low heat with butter for best results.
Paul Lennon, founder of the Thai Tims and Good Child Foundation, has been diagnosed with Grade 4 Glioblastoma and is receiving palliative care at home.
Elaine Watson is fighting for mandatory women's health training after her daughter Nicola Thyne, 36, died by suicide due to untreated endometriosis pain. A petition for 'Nicola's Law' has 25,000+ signatures.
Following Nicola Thyne's death, her mother Elaine launches a petition for better endometriosis training. The Record supports the campaign for improved care.
A reader seeks advice on managing her mother-in-law's constant presence after her husband's death, causing family disruption. Coleen suggests gentle communication and professional support.