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Momentous - that's how one leading UK dementia charity described the approval of the Alzheimer's drug lecanemab back in August 2024.

A woman who monitored indoor air pollution levels after using a wood-burner has revealed the concerning results.

Health chiefs have issued an urgent recall of a widely used blood pressure drug after a manufacturing error meant some packs may contain the wrong dosage.

In a recent trial, 60 percent of patients using the device had fewer breathing interruptions and less daytime fatigue. For those who cannot tolerate a CPAP machine, this may be a promising alternative.

Within a month of starting her regimen, Darrelle Radcliff, 44, said that hairs began to regrow and within a year her hair loss was reversed.

PFAS are commonly used in clothing for water and stain resistance, and exposure to these 'forever chemicals' carries serious health risks including thyroid and kidney cancers.

To the casual observer Stephanie deGiorgio, a mother of two who works part-time as a GP, may look like a woman effortlessly spinning a lot of plates.

I've tried everything from overpriced valerian bubble bath to CBT (cognitive behavioural therapy to break the negative thought patterns and behaviours which disrupt sleep) and prescription sleeping pills.

As late spring ushers in the so-called rosé season, bottles of this ever-popular wine will doubtless be uncorked in pub gardens and al fresco gatherings across the country.

Hopes of a bowel cancer cure have been raised after a groundbreaking clinical trial kept patients cancer-free for nearly three years following a new method of treatment.