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For some, a glass is enough to trigger headache due to the way their body metabolises the drink, scientists say.
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It’s a natural defence against disease that helps clear our airways. But what are the signs that it signifies something more serious?
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It sounds as though something from your past has triggered your brooding â and that you have forgotton how to make things happen for yourself
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Doctors have been warning of the health risks from sugar for almost 400 years. Here’s how we still ended up consuming so much of it
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Senior midwife Donna Ockenden says her ongoing review had found criticism of interpretation services.
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Medical regulators approve a gene therapy that aims to cure sickle cell disease and beta thalassemia.
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Low-frequency noise annoyance has been reported worldwide over several decades â so much so, there is now a global hum map and database
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Jabs are to be offered in libraries and sports venues to improve access, the boss of NHS England will say.
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We have always been told that keeping things to yourself is bad for you. But the opposite may be true when it comes to good news
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In the Ozempic era, the craze for thinness is everywhere. But if you concentrate specifically on what your body can do, it is sometimes possible to rearrange your brain, writes Zing Tsjeng
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I would like a sexual relationship. But it feels awkward to discuss my leakage before we get physical
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Our hearts are muscles and need proper fuel and rest. Here is how to keep yours on top form – from avoiding cocaine to watching your cholesterol