Dodgy Viagra is now Britain’s biggest counterfeit drug with more than £6.2million of dodgy little blue pill seized by UK regulators last year. The sum means more supplies of the erectile dysfunction drug were impounded than knock-off versions of painkillers […]
Two fitness stars have shared what happens to the human body after consuming only ultra-processed foods for over 24 hours. In clips that have now been viewed millions of times fitness YouTubers Will Tennyson and Chris Heria documented what happened
Do you think you can tell whether a person is gay or straight simply by looking at them? Well, you could be right, say experts. Two science educators have scoured the research behind so-called ‘gay face’ — the theory that
Hot flushes are one of the most famous signs of the menopause, only about two in five women experience the symptom in the early stages, new data suggests. Instead, other more easily dismissed problems like mood changes, digestive problems and
By John Ely Deputy Health Editor For Mailonline Published: 10:05 EDT, 4 October 2024 | Updated: 10:14 EDT, 4 October 2024 Two thirds of men experience ‘post-sex blues’ after a self-love session, a study suggests. While half of women also experience
By John Ely Deputy Health Editor For Mailonline Published: 08:23 EDT, 4 October 2024 | Updated: 08:28 EDT, 4 October 2024 Almost 30,000 Brits were sent to NHS hospitals by animal attacks last year with crocodiles, fish and scorpions just
Like many people around the festive season Lauren Firenze Gill was offered a tipple at a Christmas-do. But just a sip of a boozy shot sent pins and needles sweeping down the right side of her neck, down her arm and
A first-of-its-kind drug that tackles toxic protein tangles in the brain in Alzheimer’s patients could provide fresh hope to millions living with the disease. Developed by a team of international researchers led by British experts, the drug tackles two ‘hotspots’ of
Marburg virus, which kills up to 9 in 10 people it infects through horrific bleeding from the orifices, could soon reach Britain, infectious disease experts have warned. The risk lies with the ‘silent’ incubation period that can last up to
An innocent peck on the lips could be anything but for Caroline Cray Quinn who risks death with every kiss. Ms Quinn, 25, has mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), a rare condition that strikes only about one in 150,000 people. MCAS
