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Those given a full course of sessions reported less pain than those who stuck with standard medical care alone - and the improvements were still measurable 12 months later.

Experts have sounded the alarm over a stark rise in a rare cancer-warning that the sudden increase in diagnoses in people aged under 50 cannot be explained.

Health officials have issued an urgent warning over a deadly drug-resistant fungal infection sweeping through hospitals in Europe.

Those using weight-loss jabs may be more likely to develop loose skin, experts have said.

Melissa Clayton, a public relations account director from London, was holidaying with friends in Barbados over New Year when she suddenly became unwell.

A new dad who undertook a 100 day fitness challenge, running one mile everyday, has revealed his incredible transformation.

Chances are when you've gone for a High Street eye test and the optician offers you an extra scan for an additional £10 to £50 (depending on the outlet), your instinct may be to save your money.

It's the most commonly-used painkiller in the world, one you've probably taken yourself at some point over the last few weeks.

The 3pm slump is real-and while you might blame a day of mindless meetings for your social battery draining into the red, the real culprit might be much closer to home.

Glenn Lilley, 73, lived with bouts of vertigo, ringing in her ears and worsening hearing - but was fitted with hearing aids and told she would simply have to live with the symptoms.