With the end of ‘Stoptober’, figures show that more than 215,000 smokers joined England’s mass-quitting exercise this year.
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With the end of ‘Stoptober’, figures show that more than 215,000 smokers joined England’s mass-quitting exercise this year.
Firefighters are warning of the dangers of candles and flammable Halloween and bonfire night costumes.
The role of low-fat diets is being called into question after US research found they do not lead to greater weight loss in the long-term than higher-fat diets.
Patients in England will be able to check how some of their key local health services are performing in their area, the government has announced.
A commonly prescribed medication for reducing cholesterol and preventing heart disease may reduce the effectiveness of vaccines, including the flu jab, according to a pair of studies.
Some men with advanced prostate cancer have been treated with a technique tailored to the genetic profile of their tumour
Where you live in England has a big impact on whether cancer will be diagnosed early enough for more effective treatment, according to Cancer Research UK.
A case of anthrax has been confirmed in a cow on a farm in Wiltshire. Find out more about anthrax and what it means to human and animal health with our FAQs.
New study of chronic fatigue syndrome finds longer-term benefits of cognitive behavioural therapy and graded exercise therapy
As you age, it’s a good idea to downshift from high-impact exercises. That’s not to say you should give up exercising all together, you just need to change focus slightly.
Extending treatment using the medication donepezil for patients whose Alzheimer’s has progressed to the advanced stages can reduce their chances of having to move into residential care, says a study.
Fillings can increase the risk of decay in neighbouring teeth, say dental experts, who have warned that dentists must ensure they follow the correct procedure.
Bacon, sausages, ham and other processed meats do cause cancer in people, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has concluded.
People considering coloured contact lenses for Halloween are being warned of the danger they can pose to eyesight.
Older drivers may be more easily distracted when faced with several things they need to concentrate on around them, say scientists.
Doctors should use diagnostic tests for infection more often, to prevent over-prescribing of antibiotics that are responsible for the rise of drug-resistant bacteria, says the government’s so-called superbug tsar.
Money isn’t a dirty word but it can sometimes be tricky to talk to kids about it.
There are ways of maximising your chances of a good time on a family holiday. Read on to find out our top 10 survival tips!
Proposals for introducing a tax on sugary food and drink is headline news following publication of a government-commissioned review on how to reduce the nation’s sugar consumption.
British nurse Pauline Cafferkey who contracted Ebola while working in West Africa is recovering after the virus caused her to develop meningitis, doctors have confirmed.
Scientists are to investigate whether it may be possible to diagnose Parkinson’s disease by smell.
Eating a Mediterranean diet may slow the loss of brain cells in older people – equivalent to protecting against 5 years of brain ageing, say experts.
People should be encouraged to do more to reduce their risk of dementia in later life by adopting a healthier lifestyle, say experts.
People who live within 6 miles of an airport are at higher risk of health problems including asthma and heart-related illnesses, says a study.
Botox is well known for reducing facial wrinkles, but a new study suggests it could also play an important role in the treatment of patients who have heart bypass surgery.
Women who undergo IVF are more than a third more likely to develop ovarian cancer than those who do not have the treatment, a new study suggests.
There has been widespread reporting today of a study that suggests that when a newborn baby feels its feet being tickled, it may not be able to link the sensation to the person doing the tickling.
The NHS is to start producing stem cells for trials of an experimental treatment for diabetic kidney disease.
Can the number of moles on your upper right arm predict your risk of developing melanoma?
The lives of some of the sickest newborn babies are at risk because of too few neonatal staff, says a charity
Children should be taught to recognise when someone is having a cardiac arrest and how to administer life-saving CPR, says a charity.
The proportion of women in England who smoke while pregnant has fallen to its lowest level but the latest figures also reveal stark regional differences, according to a review.
Have you got a fizzy drink habit? If you find yourself constantly reaching for a can, you should be cutting back.
There’s plenty of unsung heroes of the food world that offer health benefits. How about these 9 for starters.
When you are trying to lose weight there are social events and occasions that will test your willpower. The secret is having strategies to deal with them and keeping your weight loss dreams on track.
Peppers pack a powerful nutritional punch. From the fiery jalapenos and habaneros, through to the sweeter pimentos, cherry and bell peppers, the whole pepper family has a lot going for it.
Most men in Britain today are too fat. If you are a man who’s fed up with being flabby where do you start?
High cholesterol levels are associated with tendon problems, according to a review of studies published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
Safety in the NHS and care sector in England remains the biggest concern for inspectors, according to a report by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
The Monday blues is a very common phenomenon, but there are some things we can do to lift our mood on the dreariest day of the week.
Performing weight loss surgery on obese women to improve their fertility should only be considered as a last resort, say experts.
The size of the brain’s hippocampi is positively associated with how well a person performs in verbal and visuospatial memory tests, according to new research published in Alzheimer’s Research and Therapy.
Plenty of studies show that getting any less than our own individual sleep requirement can have a detrimental effect. Here are 10 reasons to turn in on time.
Sleep really can do you the power of good. While we slumber our bodies are busy repairing and restoring themselves in readiness for the day ahead.
A good night’s sleep makes you feel better on many levels, but did you know it may affect your heart health?
Nurse Pauline Cafferkey who survived Ebola and was thought to have made a full recovery from the virus is now critically ill in hospital.
GPs who do not regularly use the urgent 2-week referral route for patients with suspected cancer may be contributing to unnecessary deaths, says a leading cancer charity.
The ‘Essure’ device frequently used by the NHS to sterilise women could pose a serious safety concern, say experts.
New research has challenged the established wisdom that sitting for long periods increases the risk of dying early, even for people who are otherwise healthy.
There is no proof that 85% of the depression apps currently listed in an NHS-approved directory actually work, say health researchers.