Following a two-week controversy in Alabama, Republican
The spotlight is back on ultra-processed food after more studies this week suggested that too much of it increases your risk of a potentially deadly heart attack or stroke by nearly a quarter.
They’re the latest reminder that foods like biscuits, cakes, crisps and all sorts of other things most of us reach for on a regular basis can have serious negative effects on our health.
We’ve long known they’re not great for us, but with each new revelation about
Patients have revealed the dark side of weight-loss drugs that are flying off shelves and making headlines for their fat-shedding abilities.
DailyMail.com spoke to five patients aged from their 30s to their 70s in the US, Canada, and UK who say Ozempic and similar medications ‘broke’ them mentally and physically.
They include a mother who went into kidney failure on her daughter’s birthday and a man whose sister begged him not to attempt suicide for the third time after Ozempic
Covid and flu vaccines will only be offered to over-65s this winter, it was claimed today.
In a bid to ‘go back to normal’, invites won’t be dished out to millions aged 50-64 who were eligible during the pandemic.
Health chiefs are also gearing up for the immunisation drive to begin in October, a full month later than usual.
It is hoped delaying the start of the roll-out will protect people most in December and January, when both viruses are
On the same day George Floyd was murdered by a police officer on a Minneapolis street — Memorial Day, 2020 — Christian Cooper was searching for songbirds in Central Park. Mr. Cooper, who is Black, would be vaulted to fame after a run-in with a white woman who called the police and falsely claimed he was threatening her when he asked her to leash her dog.
To David Yarnold, the chief executive of the National Audubon Society at the time,
The devastating impact Instagram is having on young girls is laid bare today in shocking photos which show the rapid deterioration of two once happy pre-teen girls who became obsessed with dieting and eventually tried to kill themselves as an apparent result of what they saw on the app.
Kentucky mothers Candace Wuest and Jennifer Martin are suing Instagram’s parent company Meta in separate lawsuits filed on Monday. They claim the app targeted their daughters – and millions of other
