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Anna complained to doctors more than 20 times over seven years about her heavy periods, only to be told her health problems were due to her age.

As exclusively revealed by the Daily Mail last week, the Wegovy Pill - the tablet form of the once-weekly Wegovy injection - has been greenlit by health officials.

Experts are urging officials to rethink their decision on prostate cancer screening, after an MRI approach was shown to slash the need for invasive biopsies by half while speeding up diagnoses.

More than 520,000 Britons have Alzheimer's - the most common form of dementia, which is the UK's leading cause of death.

A new study suggests the shift to working from home is linked to rising levels of psychological distress - with those living alone hit hardest.

Three children in Connecticut have died due to overdoses on a common over-the-counter allergy medication, raising concerns among health officials.

In its future pandemic threat assessment, the UKHSA said an increase in migrants carrying TB could place 'additional pressure on health services' in the years to come.

At its worst, Lewis Milton's habit saw him spend £5,000 on the drug in a matter of hours; rack up debts with dealers; lose jobs and friendships; and suffer devastating health consequences.

NHS accident and emergency departments faced their busiest month on record in May, after the bank holiday heatwave piled further pressure on the health service.

We asked specialist dietitian Nichola Ludlam-Raine to reveal the worst offenders, how they stack up against sugary snacks - and whether your go-to iced coffee should come with a health warning.