Daily Mail columnist Dr Martin Scurr answers a reader with long-term prostate problems who is wary of Botox, outlining treatment options for an overactive bladder.
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A GP describes being diagnosed with pre-cancerous cells after a routine smear test and says she believes an anti-inflammatory diet cleared them instead of surgery.
A dermatologist outlines non-mole warning signs of skin cancer, such as red scaly patches, following the UK's hottest summer on record and high UV levels.
Former Pussycat Dolls member Kimberly Wyatt, 44, announced she has had a hip replacement and posted photos from her hospital bed.
Psychotherapist and relationship counsellor Charlotte Fox Weber outlines ten signs that a husband may be unfaithful and offers advice on how to respond.
UK patients using Levemir insulin, prescribed to about 30,000 diabetics, are being told to switch treatments before it is discontinued in December.
Amanda Barnes, a 49-year-old Devon mother of two with stage four breast cancer, held a solo wedding rather than wait for ideal circumstances.
Experts review over-the-counter supplements marketed for menopause symptoms, identifying which have supporting evidence and which are not recommended.
Russian media report a second death linked to a suspected plague outbreak at a hospital, after a lab technician's death last week led to hundreds being quarantined.
Scientists have unveiled an AI system that reconstructs images people are viewing by analysing their brain scans.
Russian authorities placed over 200 people under observation and quarantined four Irkutsk hospitals after lab worker Daria Shipilova died of a suspected airborne plague; Trump reportedly offered assistance.
A 28-year-old scientist at a Siberian anti-plague institute died after a reported lab accident, prompting expert speculation about possible Russian plague research.
An article explains that a lesser-known form of cholesterol may raise heart attack and stroke risk even in people taking statins, challenging the simple good-versus-bad cholesterol model.
Health influencers are swapping LED bulbs for incandescent ones, citing claims that LED lighting may affect metabolism, sleep and diabetes risk.
A woman who saw no weight loss on Mounjaro says she lost eight stone after weight-loss surgery, as the article argues surgery may outperform and cost less than GLP-1 jabs.
Alan Alda said a sleep disorder in which he physically acted out his dreams led to his Parkinson's diagnosis, despite lacking the disease's common symptoms.
World Cancer Research Fund scientists report new prostate cancer cases among younger men rose from 158 in 2001 to 640 in 2023.
Shadow work and pensions secretary Helen Whately said minor mental health conditions should not excuse young people from working, arguing benefits should not be a lifestyle choice.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, in a Vanity Fair interview, discussed feeling conflicted about AI and mental health after being asked about a woman who used ChatGPT to edit suicide notes.
An inquest heard that a baby died after doctors at a West Sussex hospital attributed a pregnant woman's internal bleeding to trapped wind.
Comedian Carrot Top was seen in public at a Las Vegas-area Catholic church, his first appearance since being hospitalized following a suicide attempt.
A map shows five areas in Russia that have reportedly entered lockdown following a suspected pneumonic plague outbreak, while other countries tighten border controls.
A Cell Metabolism study assigned 55 volunteers to three popular diets and reported that a low-carb plan outperformed Mediterranean and plant-based eating for liver health.
Experts urge rail passengers to take precautions after bed bugs found in train drivers' cabs led to multiple service cancellations.
TV presenter and vocal coach Carrie Grant says caring for her autistic child while on suicide watch left her permanently affected by the trauma.
UK Covid diagnoses have reached their highest level since October 2025, with hospital admissions rising from 950 in August to 4,939 in September amid the XFG variant's spread.
An inquest heard a five-month-old in Weymouth, Dorset died after her mother, who had drunk five glasses of wine, fell asleep while breastfeeding her in bed.
Up to 20 councils will send potty training leaflets with primary school place offers this spring, amid reports that one in four children start school in nappies.
Canadian doctors Gary Rodin and Madeline Li raised concerns that the country's euthanasia system is too permissive, citing a woman approved after losing her ability to cook.
Former government food safety adviser Professor Chris Elliott has urged a ban on nitrates and nitrites in processed meats such as bacon, citing bowel cancer risks.
Whitney Brooks, 34, diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer at 27 and now given a 90-day prognosis, says she regrets initially dismissing a lump as a boil.
British patients are increasingly travelling to Lithuania instead of Turkey for cheaper medical procedures such as veneers, breast implants and hip replacements, reportedly saving up to 70 percent.
Parents of seven-year-old Connor Halloran, who had a stroke last May after tantrums they initially dismissed as tiredness, are sharing warning signs of childhood stroke.
Experts say a single daily coffee may contribute to persistent fatigue, with a 25-year-old woman describing ongoing tiredness that sleep did not resolve.
Stacey Dooley reports on Cotswolds gatherings where mothers receive NAD+ IV drip treatments marketed as anti-ageing, despite limited scientific evidence supporting the claimed benefits.
A new study reports that countries with more cats per person tend to have higher levels of happiness.
Cancer scientist Dr Yin Cao discusses research into rising bowel cancer diagnoses among adults under 50 and the personal changes she has made to reduce her risk.
Parents of a toddler diagnosed with a terminal condition expected to impair his walking and speech by age 12 are seeking a therapy costing over £2 million.
A public health warning was issued after two pupils at Newcastle primary schools contracted Hepatitis A, a potentially life-threatening liver infection.
TV presenter Alison Hammond, 51, says she feared a heart attack after leaving an ITV show mid-broadcast, later describing it as a major panic attack.
A large review links problematic social media and screen use to harm in young people's mental and physical health, estimating 2.8 million years lived with depression.
A writer describes addressing loose abdominal skin after losing over two stone on weight loss injections, using a method that did not involve crunches or Pilates.
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