Mel B Opens Up On Menopause Health Toll
Mel B shares menopause struggles, urges women to educate themselves about symptoms and take control of their health.
Category : Health
Dame Kelly Holmes Launches Campaign to Raise Awareness of Multiple Myeloma
Dame Kelly Holmes launches 'Get Ahead of Multiple Myeloma' campaign to raise awareness of blood cancer that killed her mother.
Esther Rantzen's Daughter Shares Cancer Update Amid Assisted Dying Plea
Esther Rantzen's daughter gives health update as she nears 86, family cherishes moments, assisted dying plea continues.
Shirley Ballas Has Breast Implants Removed After Cancer Scare
Strictly Come Dancing judge Shirley Ballas has breast implants removed after a cancer scare, aiming to reduce her risk of breast cancer.
Hailey Bieber Shares Ovarian Cyst Diagnosis to Raise Awareness
Hailey Bieber reveals she has an ovarian cyst the size of an apple, prompting discussions about symptoms and awareness.
Scientists Discover Mechanism Behind Grey Hair, Potential Treatment on Horizon
Scientists discover mechanism behind grey hair, offering potential for treatment to reverse or prevent greying by restoring stem cell mobility.
Michaela Strachan Reveals 'Heated' Off-Air Clashes with Chris Packham
Michaela Strachan discusses off-air clashes with Chris Packham over a traumatic buzzard scene, plus her second cancer scare after viewers spotted a lump on her throat.
Attenborough's Breakfast Linked to Anti-Ageing and Brain Health
Sir David Attenborough, aged 100, was seen eating a spinach and onion omelette. Experts say the meal's nutrients support healthy ageing and cognitive sharpness.
Attenborough's Breakfast: Spinach and Onion Omelette
Sir David Attenborough, at 100, enjoys a spinach and onion omelette. Experts say its nutrients support brain health and healthy aging.
Headteacher's Heartburn Was Stage 4 Cancer: Daughter's Tribute
Retired headteacher Claire Bolton died 64 days after stage 4 oesophageal cancer diagnosis, initially mistaken for heartburn. Daughter walks 130 miles in tribute.
Izal Toilet Paper: From Tracing Paper to Bumphone Jazz
Readers recall Izal toilet paper's use as tracing paper, a musical instrument, and its role in a psychiatric hospital.
Mary Berry’s Sausage Traybake: A Quick and Easy Family Favourite
Mary Berry's quick sausage traybake recipe: one-pan dinner ready in under an hour, serves 4-6, over 150 five-star reviews.
Five Perennial Plants That Bloom for Decades, One Lasts 50 Years
Gardening experts share five perennial plants that bloom for decades, including peonies that last 50 years. Tips on baptisia, hostas, irises, and hellebores.
Simple Chocolate Swap Transforms Couple's Health, Experts Say
Couple swaps milk chocolate for dark chocolate on expert advice, losing weight and reducing inflammation.
Victoria Beckham's 240-Calorie 'Biblical' Breakfast Could Leave Her 'Peckish', Nutritionists Warn
Victoria Beckham's heart-shaped avocado toast, made by David, is nutritious but low in protein, say nutritionists, who warn it may not keep her full.
Daily Pill Helps Obese Patients Lose Up to a Fifth of Body Weight, Trial Shows
Daily orforglipron pill helps obese patients lose up to 20% body weight in 72-week trial, offering easier alternative to injections.
Morrisons Too Good To Go Bag Contained Out-of-Date Items, Customer Finds
Morrisons Too Good To Go bag contained items past use-by date, raising safety concerns. Customer shares experience.
Coronation Street Star Tracy Shaw Opens Up About Cancer Battle: 'There's Nothing Normal'
Coronation Street star Tracy Shaw shares emotional update on breast cancer battle, says 'there's nothing normal' about life during chemo.
Boiling Water Method Kills Patio Weeds And Moss
Boiling water is an effective, free, and eco-friendly way to kill patio weeds and moss by destroying the root system, reducing regrowth.
Georgia Tennant Opens Up About Raising Neurodiverse Children
Georgia Tennant discusses the challenges of raising neurodiverse children, including separate meals and chaotic family dinners.
The Nut Secret: How a Handful a Day Can Transform Your Health
Britons eat only 6g nuts daily, far below the 30g recommended. A handful a day can reduce heart disease, diabetes, and cancer risk, with unique benefits from each nut type.
Mum 'astonished' by £2 balm that cleared baby's eczema in days
A mother shares how Balmonds Skin Salvation, available for £1.55 via TopCashback, cleared her baby's painful eczema within days, leaving skin soft and hydrated.
Surgeons Issue Warning Over 'Avocado Hand' Injuries
Plastic surgeon Simon Eccles warns of 'avocado hand' injuries, treating four patients a week at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.
Expert Tips To Control Allergy Symptoms This Season
UK hay fever sufferers face a tough season. Experts share 20 tips including antihistamines, nasal sprays, and lifestyle changes to manage symptoms.
Dr Xand Issues Warning to Omeprazole and Lansoprazole Users After New Study
Dr Xand warns Omeprazole and Lansoprazole users of a small increased risk of gut infections, but says PPIs are very safe overall.
Beverley Callard shares sad cancer update saying 'not what I wanted to hear'
Beverley Callard shares sad cancer update, saying doctors think she should have started radiotherapy sooner due to move to Ireland.
Summer Fridays Eye Patches Hailed as 'Heatwave Treat' for Puffy Eyes
Summer Fridays Jet Lag Eye Patches are praised as a 'heatwave treat' for reducing puffiness and hydrating under eyes in 10 minutes, available for £25 at Cult Beauty.
June Pruning Guide: Four Plants to Prune Now for Repeat Flowering All Year
Garden expert David Denyer reveals four plants to prune in June for repeat flowering and a dazzling summer display, including the Chelsea Chop technique.
Disabled Bus Pass: Check £1,500+ Savings Eligibility
People with certain health conditions may qualify for a disabled person's bus pass, saving up to £1,560 a year. Check eligibility criteria and apply via your local council.
Disabled Bus Pass Warning: Don't Assume You Qualify
An expert warns that qualifying for a disabled bus pass is not always straightforward, as eligibility depends on specific legal criteria, not just a diagnosis.
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