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Speaking to Daily Mail at the world's largest dementia conference in July, neurologists warned they are seeing more patients with one trait in common.

When a study last month linked drinking lots of fizzy drinks to hair loss, it underlined the crucial role of diet in a condition affecting millions.

Cotton buds should never be put into the ears - but there are things that can be done to tackle uncomfortable build-ups of wax.

The World Health Organization (WHO) considers the lung infection the deadliest disease on the planet - and cases in America are rising.

But persistent heartburn that worsens or continues over a long period could be a sign of something more sinister, says Bristol-based GP and senior lecturer at the University of Bristol, Dr Dan Baumgardt.

surgeons now claim they are increasingly seeing younger patients in their mid to late twenties, presenting with symptoms of the condition.

A top GP has warned of the serious risks of ignoring a common ailment suffered by millions of people in the UK - and revealed when to seek medical help.

Millions of people who spend the majority of their work day sitting down likely have dangerously weakened bottom muscles which put them at risk of painful conditions such as arthritis and sciatica.

It can feel like a real treat to upgrade from boring old tap water to sparkling-but a dentist has warned that too much of the refreshing elixir can have serious repercussions for your teeth.

Actress Malin Akerman swapped her chocolate indulgences for a protein supplement to build muscle while training for her Netflix series, The Hunting Wives.