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Cocaine has long been framed as a drug for social elites. Something recreational, occasional, controlled. But it rarely stays that way. And the excuse 'I only do it on weekends' is usually a lie.

Thousands of ­Britons could be ­living with a painful jaw ­condition that leaves sufferers with chronic headaches and permanently damaged teeth - yet it is frequently missed by doctors.

Chronic constipation is common in the UK. One reason for this is that it is linked to a low-fibre diet.

The UK has one of the worst survival rates for the cancer in the developed world. But according to campaign group Brain Cancer Justice, there are new drugs that could benefit NHS patients.

Today, in the second part of this unmissable series, we'll see how making changes to our daily food choices and sleeping habits can also pay big dividends for our memory and cognitive function ...

Working as executive director of a non-profit organisation, sitting on several boards and being a docent at a museum, Terry Aretz was 'a real go-getter'.

The UK has experienced its rainiest and cloudiest start to a year since 1908, with some areas yet to see any extended periods of sunlight.

With glossy, tumbling blonde hair and an enviable figure, Destiny Deakin, 25, looks every inch the fitness devotee. But it hasn't always been this way ...

Frightening photos of MRI images of babies in utero have once again gone viral - capturing people's attention and reigniting the debate if undergoing an MRI while pregnant is worth the worry.

For decades, scientists and doctors believed that Alzheimer's disease was mostly genetic and certainly not preventable. But research has recently demolished this myth.