Kim Kardashian’s waist, or lack thereof, is unquestionably the talk of this year’s Met Gala.
Thanks to an extremely tight, silver Maison Margiela corset, the reality star flaunted her almost impossibly tiny waist and enviable figure at the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Kim, 43, is no stranger to reality-defying looks.
Ahead of the 2022 Met Gala, the mother-of-four and ex of Kanye West drew massive flak for an ‘irresponsible’ crash diet that saw her lose slightly over
Cancer is a source of fear for many older Britons, with every strange lump or ache a potential sign of a disease which will hit half of us in our lives.
But while 80-somethings are statistically most likely to be struck down, cancer is by no means discriminate.
Indeed, top experts are alarmed by a mysterious spike in early onset cancer – when it occurs in someone under 50. A topic was thrust into the spotlight following the shock diagnosis
Two heartbreaking egg-freezing scandals that might have robbed women of ever becoming biological mothers prove how vulnerable fertility procedures are to error, experts have warned.
Homerton Fertility Centre had its licence suspended and was reported to the police earlier this month after ‘errors’ in its freezing processes led to some embryos ‘either not surviving or being undetectable’.
Another London fertility centre, at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Trust, last month admitted the eggs and embryos of 136 of its patients may
Danielle Yeager once believed she’d never be able to have children.
In 2012 she was diagnosed with stage 1 cervical cancer and feared she may never get pregnant because of treatment and possible complications that could affect fertility.
So, when the casino-worker became pregnant in 2013, she and husband Michael were overwhelmed with joy.
She never would have imagined that several months later, her first-born child Gavin would die after the midwife delivering her son failed to spot signs that
A woman desperate to have a baby fears she’s missed her final chance to become a mother after being told that her embryos might have been destroyed by a fault with the freezing process at a prestigious NHS fertility clinic.
The woman in her 40s, who wanted to remain anonymous, is one of the 136 caught up in the scare at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Trust in London.
All the affected women were heartbreakingly told their embryos and eggs
A glamorous entrepreneur who became the first person to receive six offers on Dragons’ Den has been accused of ‘selling snake oil’ and preying on the ‘most vulnerable and horribly ill people in society’.
Giselle Boxer, 31, from Sheffield, appeared on the BBC show last week and asked for £50,000 for a 10 per cent stake in her business, Acu Seeds.
The mother of one said she set up the business, which sells £30 gold plated ear seeds, while on
Lynsey Bleakly had been trying to conceive for two years when, aged 39 and aware she was running out of time, she visited an acupuncturist who specialised in treating fertility problems.
‘The longer it didn’t happen, the more anxious I became,’ says Lynsey, now 47, who tearfully told the £90-an-hour therapist her story. But the acupuncturist seemed unperturbed by Lynsey’s history. ‘She said she’d got lots of women pregnant, and it would be me next.’
It was a bold claim.
Sitting on the train, I began to tap out a letter for someone I may never meet. I told them about myself — that I am headstrong and adventurous, quick to anger if I feel something is unfair, but reflective, too, when faced with a problem to solve.
I also wrote that if they ever feel lost or lonely, they must remember they were carefully brought into the world; that they are the result of so much planning and love
Bungling NHS staff are carrying out the equivalent of one ‘never-event’ every day, figures show.
This is despite the Government ordering a crackdown on the mistakes, which cost hospitals an estimated £800million in compensation each year.
Experts today demanded further action on ‘unacceptable’ levels of never-events, blaming inadequate staffing levels and a lack of investment in the NHS.
A MailOnline audit of a decade’s worth of NHS data found a colossal 4,328 never-events have occurred in England since 2013.
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Celebrities welcoming babies in their 50s are giving women false hope over their own chances of conceiving later in life, experts warned today.
TV host Victoria Coren Mitchell this week revealed she had given birth to daughter June Violet at the age of 51 after keeping her pregnancy a secret.
Her delivery followed that of supermodel Naomi Campbell, 53, who welcomed her second child in June and told fans ‘it’s never too late’ to become a mother.
But fertility specialists
