Frankie Davies 
A young cancer survivor spent Christmas in New York while having the first doses of a vaccine to stop her deadly disease returning. Seven-year-old Arianna Solieri was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma two years ago and finished her frontline treatment in November. The rare and aggressive cancer has a 50 percent relapse rate. Her parents Abigail, … Read more
The liver is one of the body’s vital organs, responsible for more than 500 important functions. These include removing waste products and toxins, as well as converting food into energy. Therefore, any damage to the liver can be dangerous. It can also cause lasting symptoms in areas of the body you might not expect. According … Read more
It’s almost inevitable for many Brits that they will be waking up today with some level of a hangover. Despite our best efforts to not drink too much, New Year’s Eve is typically one of the heaviest nights of the year. While the only real cure for a hangover is going back in time to … Read more
I’m a weight loss expert – shedding the pounds can help women manage the meno… (Image: Getty) It can often feel like an uphill battle trying to lose weight during the menopause, yet there are ways to stay fit and healthy during this often turbulent time. Here the experts from Slimming World, the UK and … Read more
The pancreas is an organ found in the abdomen, just behind the stomach. Its main functions are to help with the digestion of food and control blood sugar. Pancreatic cancer is the 10th most common type of cancer in the UK, but the fifth most deadly. It accounts for almost 10,000 deaths every year. Part … Read more
In the UK, cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of death, accounting for around a quarter of all fatalities every year. It is the name for a range of conditions that can affect the heart and circulatory system including heart failure, strokes and coronary heart disease. These are typically linked to a build up of … Read more
The Call The Midwife star has the gene that causes the lung condition and has a niece and great nephew with CF. Kaftrio has been called a near-cure for many sufferers and it has transformed lives. But National Institute for Health and Care Excellence advisers have said it is not cost-effective to prescribe it on … Read more
After the fun and excitement of Christmas and New Year, the reality starts to set in that we have another two months of winter to contend with. Short days and cold temperatures aren’t exactly inspiring. And with these factors we are more likely to suffer both physically and mentally, as we aren’t getting enough sunlight … Read more
Editor’s Note: This article is a reprint. It was originally published June 6, 2017. When it comes to vaccine safety, a complaint that I’ve frequently expressed is the lack of credible studies comparing vaccinated and unvaccinated populations. At best, we’ve had vaccination surveys1 based on self-reported data,2 and while that evidence strongly suggested unvaccinated children … Read more
New Year usually represents a great opportunity to start fresh and shake up your lifestyle. Whether you want to get into a new routine or you’ve wanted to target stubborn belly fat for a while, a fitness expert has shared the best exercises for this purpose. What’s more, you can start spotting “noticeable results” within … Read more
