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Father of two Mike Denman remembers clearly the moment he realised his weight had, in his words, 'got out of hand'.

The patient - let's call her Melanie - in my consulting room looked absolutely mortified. 'What seems to be the problem,' I asked. Melanie blushed and mumbled something from behind her hand.

Weight-loss drugs, medically can cause a loss of muscle mass alongside fat, so doctors advise that users take up strength training and eat enough protein to combat the unhelpful side effects.

Scientists in Philadelphia analysed the medical data of more than 1.3 million patients and found those with GERD had a 27 percent higher risk of heart attack than those without the condition.

I'd tried everything to fix my constant struggle with tinnitus before opting for a groundbreaking new method that fixed everything.

In June 2020, Brody Huber arrived home from a camping trip early, complaining of a headache and insisting he needed a night in his own bed. Eight months later, he was dead from aggressive cancer.

No matter what age you are, palpitations should always be explored with your GP, says Dr Ellie Cannon. There are a huge number of possible causes, too.

The Hollywood star turns 51 in January but could still pass as a man in his mid-forties rather than one hurtling towards middle age.

It was all fun and games at the start and then it got serious - it was a matter of life or death,' Courtney told Daily Mail.

Kim Kardashian , the reality tv star and Skims mogul, has revealed that she has been diagnosed with a brain aneurysm.