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Unexplained and prolonged heartburn should always be investigated by a doctor.

Britons consume over two million tonnes of potatoes every year-and when you consider how versatile they are, it's no surprise.

The approval marks the first time an oral drug has been authorised specifically to treat obesity, offering an alternative to the jabs that have transformed weight loss medicine in recent years.

With Christmas fast approaching, I have advice that'll help you avoid succumbing to the usual festive lurgies. And I'm pleased to report they work - at 64, I've yet to fall ill over Christmas.

Alisha Trafford was thrilled when Mounjaro helped her to lose weight-but after discovering the medication had 'destroyed' one of her vital organs, she wishes she'd never taken it.

You can't blame festive weight gain on eating scores of mince pies, fistfuls of Celebrations and double helpings of roast potatoes, a leading doctor has claimed.

Around one million people in the UK live with dementia, yet Alzheimer's Society says one in three don't have a diagnosis.

Everything was in place for a happy family Christmas Eve as Barry Rodgers settled on the sofa with four-year-old daughter Amelia to watch a festive film.

From supplements to shampoos, an increasing number of products are aimed at women going through the menopause - but are they really helpful?

The groundbreaking approach may help treat children with one of the hardest-to-treat cancers, researchers say, as well as adults with mesothelioma.