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Men who eat more meat and dairy products tend to have lower testosterone levels, according to a new study.

What is it?' That was the first question 35-year-old Milly asked when I told her she had Graves' disease.

More than six years have passed since Claire Barnard woke up frightened and alone in a hospital bed after suffering a major seizure. It still haunts her.

The incurable condition is much less common in those employed for a couple of days a week, compared to others who retire completely.

Frontotemporal dementia is confoundedly rare; perhaps a few hundred thousand people have it worldwide, though that estimate is complicated by how difficult it is to diagnose.

This week, Susan Saint James, the Emmy-winning actress best known for starring in the hit TV series McMillan & Wife and Kate & Allie, became the latest A-lister to lose their life to the disease.

Two-thirds of couples who separate after having fertility treatment opt for their remaining embryos to be discarded.

For three years, Vicki Maylan was treated for bladder problems that she did not have. Previously a good sleeper, she found herself waking up needing the loo - sometimes up to seven times a night.

Gummy vitamins have become a popular alternative to traditional supplements, offering a sweeter, easier way to get daily vitamins without swallowing pills. But are they as effective?

Irene Sinsombutcharoen was supposed to be enjoying herself on a cruise when she noticed something unusual. Doctors, however, insisted she was just 'obese' and 'gassy.