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A woman with dementia was able to temporarily speak for the first time in years after taking a controversial drug being studied for depression, anxiety and cognitive decline.

Sigma Healthcare, the owner of Chemist Warehouse, confirmed it is trying to buy UK pharmacy giant Boots.

For years, Sophie Anne was plagued by a high-pitched ringing in her ears and sharp, shooting pain in her jaw - triggered by something as simple as chewing or speaking.

Ellie Wight, 23, a sales assistant from Aberdeenshire, is warning others about the reality of using the so-called 'party drug'.

Once a symbol of luxury and wealth, pineapples are now as common a sight at supermarkets as a bag of carrots or bin of grubby potatoes.

It's the painful genital problem that is slowing becoming more common among American men - although few of them want to talk about it.

The precision treatment uses higher doses of radiation and fires beams at the tumour from multiple directions, allowing doctors to cut sessions from 20 to just five.

A man who was experiencing a persistent, and worsening, migraine was shocked to find that his pain was actually due to a tapeworm that had infected his brain through one of his favorite foods.

Dear Dr Stuart Fischer, This is an embarrassing topic to broach, but I want to know how concerned I should be ...

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