A Harley Street consultant is questioning whether it is wrong for NHS Trusts to dismiss plastic surgery as simply the domain of the vain.
“Aesthetic procedures like breast reductions can improve ...
Smile and everything will be ok... Is it really mind over matter?
A new social experiment has revealed just what sort of an impact smiling can have on our everyday happiness. ...
The stereotype of women reaching for chocolate or a trip to the shops to lift their mood is officially outdated, according to new research.
Just 11 per cent of women say ...
Trying to get a good night's sleep is not always the easiest thing, especially if you or your partner snores.
Making small changes to your lifestlye may make a big difference ...
Ahead of National Stop Snoring Week - which begins on 23 April 2012 - Ian Myles Black, ENT Consultant of The Private Clinic and expert in the causes of and ...
Having to say goodbye to a social life whilst we're on a diet is a thought that resonates with plenty of people, but why exactly?
Just because we're making small changes ...
New research has revealed more than a quarter of respondents wait until people leave the cubicles before using the toilet while one in four wait until anyone who entered with ...
A revolutionary new product to reduce the fat in arteries is expected to be here in the next five years.
The drug, which can be administered by injection or nasal spray, ...
Tanya has first hand experience, after a cheap, alcohol-fueled night placed her in an extremely dangerous situation
“All I can remember is someone shouting out call an ambulance. The next waking ...
The number of blurred digital mammogram images is set to be reduced thanks to ground-breaking research from the University of Salford.
It is expected to enchance the accuracy of breast screening ...
After collecting a haul of medals at the Track World Cup in London last month, Britain’s top cyclists are preparing for the next step on the road to London 2012 ...
During World War II, destructive German submarines sank commercial shipping vessels and created a shortage of citrus fruits, famed for their high levels of vitamin C, from the tropics. To ...
By drinking one alcoholic drink a day, women are raising the risk of cancer by five per cent, according to new research.
Women drinking 'heavily' by havng three or more drinks ...
Lauren has first hand knowledge of what its like to live with depression. At the age of 15 she began self-harming and attempted to take her own life.
“It all started ...
Olives are one of the oldest foods known to man, dating back some 8,000 years.
We're well aware of the benefits that olive oil has on our bodies, but what about ...
To-do lists always seem to be growing in work, yet the days feel like they're getting shorter. That's why it's difficult sometimes to stop and realise that we do actually ...
We all have problems, and most of us don't like to talk about mainly because we don't want to burden those around us.
But what about the point when it all ...
If you're stuck in a rut when it comes to your workout, you need to change it up and fast.
Once we get bored with doing the same routines and actions ...
News that British athletes are being warned to avoid handshakes at the London 2012 Olympics for fear of catching a bug has created ripples in the sporting world.
It’s not just ...
We can now rejoice, it's the research that we've been hoping and praying would soon be proved, that eating chocolate regularly actually makes you thinner.
The US study found that people ...
Cherries are on their way to becoming the latest fruit to achieve “superfruit” status amid growing evidence of their many health benefits.
Although apple and orange still dominate globally, cherries featured ...
Thousands of packs of an over-the-counter painkiller could have higher-strength prescription tablets inside, a Government health watchdog warned yesterday.
They are believed to contain the wrong co-codamol tablets - 30mg/500g instead ...
Despite the current financial climate the number of cosmetic procedures carried out in the USA increased by nearly 9% during 2010 according to figures released by the American Society for ...
