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The health hazards of summer sandals
Telegraph: The wrong sandals could give you a wide range of physiological problems.
I laughed when the doctor said ‘cancer’ – I was 40 and fit. Then the menopause hit
Telegraph: After surviving breast cancer, the menopause should have been straightforward.
I thought my brain fog was dementia until I discovered it was a vitamin deficiency
Telegraph: Could persistent fatigue and brain fog be signs of a B12 deficiency?
The six signs you have chronic inflammation – and what to do about it
Telegraph: Chronic inflammation is linked to many different medical conditions.
'Blessing in disguise': How failing an eye test saved a man from vision loss
He says there 'isn’t enough knowledge' about the disease. A surgeon hopes to change that.
Is cancer genetic? Separating facts from fiction
Telegraph: Around 5 to 10% of cancers are caused by faulty genes.
19 ways to reduce your cholesterol naturally
Telegraph: Can you bring down your cholesterol without resorting to statins?
Alcohol-free drinks to try this summer
Ditching the booze no longer means boring options – here’s what you can drink instead.
As a doctor, here’s what I have learned from my own Alzheimer’s disease
After years treating Alzheimer’s patients, a neurologist shares his own fight against it.
Reduce the beer belly: How to help men get rid of their belly fat
Telegraph: Why it's more dangerous to be an overweight man, and what to about it.
Magnesium supplements: Miracle cure or just hype?
NY Times: What the mineral can - and can’t - do for sleep, mental health and more.
Has menopause made you ache all over? There’s a name for that
NY Times: Women's muscle and joint pains of ageing could be linked to a loss of estrogen.
Workout after a night out: Does it really help with hangovers?
NY Times: Overdid it last night? The verdict on whether it’s wise to sweat through it.
'This is wild': Kiwis shocked after Americans reveal eye-opening work norm
'I literally don’t understand... how do you not absolutely lose your mind?'
Are chemicals used in fragrances bad for your health?
Scientists warn some chemicals found in fragrances can cause adverse health outcomes.
Exercising to lose weight? Science says it rarely works
A metabolism researcher dispels myths about the way we burn calories.
Opinion: Could 'intentional' social media use improve your wellbeing?
OPINION: Intentional social media use can boost wellbeing, reducing anxiety and FOMO.
Dealing with life after cancer – and the fear it might return
Telegraph: There can be hurdles to overcome post-cancer, but it's also a time to rebuild.
The dream of perfect sleep may be making you an insomniac
If you’re intent on making sleep happen, it probably won’t.
I was diagnosed with inoperable colon cancer, but eight years on I’m cancer-free
Telegraph: Martyn Edwards achieved a rare 'complete response' to treatment.
ADHD advice: 12 of the best stories for an insight into neurodiversity
The latest information and real-life reads about living with ADHD.
Can sitting too close to a screen damage your eyesight?
The danger now comes from smartphones, tablets and computers.
Research reveals new trip style trending among young Kiwi men
A survey found Kiwi men are eager to travel together, but not for a typical boys' weekend.
‘My husband became obsessed with triathlons. It killed our sex life and our marriage’
Telegraph: A husband’s sudden lifestyle change had an immense impact on his marriage.
Are your kids fussy eaters? It might be in their genes
You could even be a 'super taster', but it's not always a good thing.
Gratitude can improve our mental health. Here’s how to create a practice
Research shows gratitude has a significant inverse relationship to loneliness.
Why stress can cause a stroke in mid life (and how to prevent it)
Telegraph: It’s never too late to start stroke-proofing our lives.