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Men and women are warning over the risks of using a single-blade razor.

The outpouring of grief when my husband Dr Michael Mosley died of heatstroke on a hillside in Greece in June 2024, one of the hottest recorded days, was extraordinary.

Many years ago, when I was a junior doctor, I was examining a woman patient in her mid 50s at a routine appointment when she mentioned - almost in passing - that her head was absolutely pounding.

A tin of sardines might not seem like an obvious weight loss tool - yet thousands of people online are turning to the oily fish as part of a short-term 'sardine fast'.

Over a third of men never wipe after urinating, according to YouGov polling, and men's health specialists say that this can lead to a harmful build up of bacteria.

In rare and heartbreaking cases, errors can leave parents raising children who are not biologically theirs - or discovering decades later that their family's genetic story isn't what they believed.

America's health secretary is already famous for guzzling down raw milk and having a dead worm lodged in his brain, but in a resurfaced clip, Robert F Kennedy Jr has once again raised eyebrows.

The heart-stopping moment I realised my first pregnancy had ended is still vivid in my memory. I'd gone for my 14-week check with my doctor, happy and confident.

When 25-year-old Rob James noticed his hair starting to thin, he feared he was heading for the same fate as his older brothers: going bald.

The failure to roll out services that check patients for osteoporosis, known as fracture liaison services (FLS), has resulted in 17,000 preventable fractures.