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'My four-point plan to survive the Hormone Olympics'

Kids becoming teens as menopause looms is a real double-whammy. Here's how to manage it.

Dad's indigestion turned out to be stage 4 stomach cancer

'I couldn’t believe it,' says Tim Babbage.

Are you giving your child too much attention?

Today's parents worry more than ever before about doing enough for their kids.

What the strength of your erection says about your heart health

Telegraph: Bedroom issues can be the first sign that something more serious is going on.

Watch: 'Ain’t pretty' - Chris Cairns stands unaided two years after spinal stroke

Black Caps great shares an update on his recovery battle.

Four unhealthy habits - and how to break them

Telegraph: Keen to quit or cut down on sugar, alcohol, coffee or smoking? Try these tips.

Is it a good idea to stay together for the sake of the children?

Telegraph: In the UK and US, divorce rates for couples in their 50s are on the rise.

Olivia Newton-John's daughter reveals secret health battle

She has 'not been okay' since her mum's death a year ago.

Popular dive operator avoids prosecution after traumatic school trip

The dive company avoided prosecution over a traumatic Poor Knights school trip.

‘Frustrated and disheartened’: Dental surgeons unable to keep up with children’s waitlist

About 4000 children are waiting for dental surgery at any one time.

The diet that lets you eat everything - does it work?

Most diets tell you what not to eat. This diet is about what you should eat.

Jodie Rimmer's health crisis: 'In pain every day'

The Kiwi star is trying to find the right medication to manage her recent diagnosis.

‘My fiancé wants me to go on a wedding diet – should I call off the big day?’

Telegraph: Some friends say it's a red flag, others that it's no big deal. Who's right?

A shot in the dark: Nobody knows why new weight-loss drugs work

NY Times: Drug makers 'got lucky', experts say - and there's still a lot they don't know.

Why saunas are good for your brain

Heat therapy is relaxing and refreshing – and it could help to reduce your dementia risk.

‘I have a stronger and leaner body than before I had my three kids’

Telegraph: Mum-of-three Carly Hesp runs through her post-Covid fitness plan.