All news on the topic: Good Health

Not getting enough sleep or sleeping at irregular times can not only impact your energy levels, but also your mental and heart health

As NHS watchdog NICE is set to no longer fund a life-prolonging drug for blood cancer sufferers, we take a closer look at some of the signs and symptoms of the incurable condition

Dr Alp Kantarci appeared on the Zoe podcast to say that tackling one of six red flags for disease could lead to dramatic improvement

Flying on a plane can have a number of effects on the human body, from blood pressure changes to skin issues, so it's important to know how to stay healthy while in the air

Early symptoms include fever, muscle aches, dizziness, headache, sore eyes with potentially a 40 per cent fatality rate

Most Brits never consider their saliva - baving a persistent dry mouth could be a sign of a number of serious conditions

Thousands of lab-confirmed cases of pertussis, also known as whopping cough, have been recorded across the UK so far this year - the illness can in some cases be fatal with young babies most at risk

Since January health experts say whooping cough cases have risen in the UK and Europe resulting in the largest surge since 2012. The US also recorded a small number of cases impacting several states

A groundbreaking new study has helped to advance our understanding of the complex interplay between the cells which usually protect and lubricate our joints but which can turn nasty and inflammatory

Small amounts of water from a water bottle with mould in it are unlikely to make you terribly sick however a build-up can lead to allergy symptoms and sickness

Eating before you sleep can be beneficial according to one expert - and you might be surprised by the recommended food that will induce sleepiness and relaxation

Kim Jones discusses the benefits of cutting back on sugar, and explains what danger ingredients to look out for to keep your body in tip-top condition

Former Navy diver Dr Joseph Dituri spent a record-breaking 100 days living underwater and claims it made him more than 20 years younger than his real age and a decade younger than his biological age

Princess Eugenie famously showed off her scoliosis scar on her wedding day - but would you know signs of the condition to look out for? One doctor has some advice for parents

Feeling sick on a flight can happen to anyone, so it's important to know what you should do next if you suddenly end up requiring medical attention

A doctor and the NHS are warning that if you notice a fishy vagina smell, constant bad breath, foul smelling urine, or a smelly wound, you may have an underlining health issue

Health experts have detailed the benefits of consuming one or two spoonfuls of olive oil, which can provide more antioxidants and help relax the colon

You will soon be able to get access to advice and treatment, including some prescription-only treatments, for seven conditions, through NHS Pharmacy First.

A 'seasoned nomad' has revealed that she recently went six weeks without taking a shower - and people have had a lot to say about her decision

Boots pharmacists can offer clinical advice on many common minor health ailments, from aches and pains to skin rashes - and when appropriate, recommend an over-the-counter treatment

Thousands of people in the UK carry a reusable water bottle now but do you know how often you should change it? Experts have revealed why you need to and how often you should get yourself a new one

Colds are common throughout the winter months - and there is nothing more frustrating than a blocked nose. But one woman has shared a hack to help ease the decongestion

Heartburn is something that affects millions of Brits everyday and is usually treatable with non prescription medication - but sometimes the signs can be more serious than you may think

A cheap and easy to produce drug commonly used to reduce cholesterol can be effective in improving the survival of patients with Covid, Dr Miriam Stoppard writes

A review in the Lancet Diabetes and Endo-crinology journal has found that every 1km an hour increase in walking speed was linked to a 9% lower risk of getting diabetes