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Despite recent innovations in treatment and prevention, breast cancer is still most common cancer among women worldwide, a new comprehensive study has found.

Those who had five or more infections in that period faced a risk over 13 times higher than normal.

Researchers are uncovering new details about a recently identified heart condition that mimics a major heart attack and can strike otherwise healthy people. It can be triggered by stress or grief.

Suffering from at least one of 70 common conditions may increase your risk of developing dementia, a study from researchers at Vanderbilt University and the University of Chicago suggests.

Beauty queen Jen Atkin, 32, from Lincolnshire, has shed nine stone without weight loss jabs after she was cruelly dumped for being 'too fat'.

Dandruff, the scourge of black jumper wearers everywhere, is on the rise.

A reader writes: My wife is 85 and has been suffering with interstitial cystitis and urinary tract infections (UTIs) almost constantly for eight years. Is there anything that might relieve her suffering?

At Tesco, demand has rocketed by 200 per cent over the last two years, amid a resurgence for the high-protein snack on TikTok.

Cauliflower has been boiled into submission for decades, yet somehow it keeps making a comeback and remains a feature on our dinner plates.

Tim Andrews, a 67-year-old from New Hampshire, made history for becoming the first person in the world to have a pig kidney transplant as a lifesaving 'bridge' to getting a human organ.