Faye Louise, from West Sussex, began experiencing severe menstrual cramps a few years ago and was referred for an ultrasound by her GP in the spring.
Every day we choose what meals, snacks and drinks we'd like to tuck into. But rather than this choice being completely within our control, genes could be dictating what, and how much, we eat.
The feeling of 'hangxiety' after a night out can be crippling. MailOnline spoke to experts and doctors about what 'hangxiety' really is and how you can combat the extreme emotions.
A female nurse clinician overseeing a drug trial in the early 1990s posed a question that she noticed the male volunteers were reluctant to address.
Dr Chris van Tulleken, associate professor at University College London, claimed major food producers were putting the pursuit of profits above public health.
Studies from the University of Michigan show that people who have children are more likely to live to the age of 76 - with two offspring appearing to be the most beneficial. decades.
House lawmakers are demanding information on federal efforts to stop the influx of kid-appealing electronic cigarettes from China
DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: One of the reasons for my particular interest in the power of the cold is that, many years ago, it helped protect my eldest son, Alex.
Mexican authorities have raided and closed 31 drug stores in the Baja California coastal city of Ensenada, after they were detected selling false or fentanyl-laced pills
European Medicines Agency (EMA) chiefs now say an irregular heartbeat side effect is 'common' after reviewing decades of evidence.
Some 498 beds were occupied by norovirus patients or closed as part of infection control measures last week, up 19 per cent compared to seven days earlier, NHS England data shows.
The Biden administration is putting pharmaceutical companies on notice
A Kentucky child is dead and a Missouri infant has brain damage from the same kind of bacteria that sparked powdered formula recalls and shortages last year
Researchers in Nebraska and Canada found that lignans in flaxseed led to a lower chance of developing breast cancer due to the relationship they have on the gut microbiome.
Michael Mason, 69, from Winslow, Bucks, was fined £88 for 'littering' after weeing in a layby. But a £30 letter from the GP to prove he has prostate cancer saw the fine binned.
The strain, dubbed JN.1, was behind one in 13 cases in England last month and is out performing all other strains in how quickly it is spreading.
Boris Johnson has apologised, at the UK’s official inquiry into the Covid pandemic, for the way his government handled the crisis. The former Prime Ministe...
The White House is pushing back a plan to ban menthol cigarettes, an unexpected delay that quickly sparked criticism from anti-smoking groups
Authorities say dengue fever is on the rise in Mali, posing a new threat to the West African nation struggling with extremist attacks and political turbulence
Pope Francis says he's “much better” after a two-week bout of bronchitis but says speaking still makes him tired
Eight-year-old Claire Hamnes, right, suffers from severe obsessive-compulsive disorder, oppositional defiance disorder , and anxiety and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
