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Telegraph: No, you don't need the Duchess of Sussex's 'anti-stress' patch.
Telegraph: No, you don't need the Duchess of Sussex's 'anti-stress' patch.
New York Times: A look at the pills, products and practices that have popped up in 2023.
A woman has revealed the symptoms of her crushing diagnosis that multiple doctors missed.
Telegraph: For the midlife man, it's not how fat you are but where the fat is that counts.
The team was called in to help after the train tragedy in Mount Maunganui.
Karate has significantly improved her Parkinson's disease symptoms.
Telegraph: Dementia is feared more than cancer - but there are ways to reduce your risk.
A new analysis raises tricky challenges for burgeoning efforts to make a strep A vaccine.
Drinking too much water can result in hyponatraemia - and sometimes death.
Telegraph: 'I never expected a licensed drug to make me feel so bad.'
One man remains in a critical condition after a warning of laced MDMA.
Drama from Australia on the day would-be target issues annual result.
Telegraph: A new study suggests our daily target could be lower than previously thought.
Just a few nuts could cut the risk of depression by almost a fifth.
A concerned parent has been left scratching her head after a horror lice story.
Times: Forget the supplements - eat well and have more sex instead.
Bryan Randall battled ALS for three years - but what do we know about the disease?
Telegraph: Liz Hoggard tried a 1970s-style meal plan. One huge issue jumped out.
Photographer Bryan Randall has died following a private three-year battle with ALS.
New York Times: Making a few mid-life tweaks can set you up for long-term mobility.
Most of us are vaguely aware we shouldn't eat too much red meat, but why?
OPINION: No one is offering anything that looks remotely like a vision for health.
Telegraph: Dr Saliha Mahmood-Ahmed is on a mission to improve our health through diet.
Telegraph: Expert tips and tricks for 'weekend warriors'.
Urgent action needed on dangerous yellow dots that are slippery when wet.
The singer's devastating diagnosis is shining a light on stiff person syndrome.
Cancer’s a game-changer, but it was no match for our beloved Silver Fern.
The woman spent a leisurely day at a popular lake. Then tragedy struck.
The artist was diagnosed with the rare condition stiff person syndrome last year.
“I love that food has the ability to bring people together.”