Thousands of cancer cases MISSED as Brits ignore vital invites – are you at risk?

Thousands of cancer cases MISSED as Brits ignore vital invites - are you at risk?

THOUSANDS of cancer cases are being missed among people ignoring NHS screening invitations, figures suggest. Cancer Research UK said the free checks diagnose about 18,000 tumours per year but only 70 per cent of people take them up. 1 Women are invited for regular breast cancer screening after the… Thousands of cancer cases MISSED as … Read more

Potentially toxic ‘forever chemicals’ found in smartwatch wristbands – as scientists recommend which ones to buy

Potentially toxic 'forever chemicals' found in smartwatch wristbands - as scientists recommend which ones to buy

ELEVATED levels of potentially toxic “forever chemicals” have been found in several smartwatch wristbands. The chemicals may be more common at certain price points, say scientists. 1 American scientists say PFAS were detected in the bands of several smartwatchesCredit: Getty PFAS (Per- and… Potentially toxic ‘forever chemicals’ found in smartwatch wristbands – as scientists recommend … Read more

‘Fit and healthy’ dad-of-5, 53, dies weeks after falling sick and vomiting on dream holiday

'Fit and healthy' dad-of-5, 53, dies weeks after falling sick and vomiting on dream holiday

A HEALTHY dad-of-five suddenly got sick during a dream holiday to Turkey with his wife. Less than two months later, he died of multiple organ failure aged just 53. 7 Yvonne with her late-husband, Andy Morrall, who passed away after falling ill suddenly in TurkeyCredit: Jam Press/Co-op Funeralcare

ADHD medications ‘relieve symptoms in the short-term’ but ‘do not improve quality of life’, major study finds

ADHD medications 'relieve symptoms in the short-term' but 'do not improve quality of life', major study finds

ADHD medicines work in the short term but don’t improve the quality of life for adults, according to new research. It also found talking therapies and brain stimulation are not as effective at treating symptoms as drugs. 3 ADHD meds help with symptoms short-term but don’t boost quality of… ADHD medications ‘relieve symptoms in the … Read more

Drinking wine could slash your risk of heart disease by 50% – but there’s a catch

Drinking wine could slash your risk of heart disease by 50% - but there's a catch

A GLASS of wine per day could halve your risk of heart attack and even work better than medicine, a study claims. It comes just in time for a merry Christmas next week – but there’s a catch. 1 Up to one glass of wine per day could improve heart health, scientists saidCredit: Alamy Experts … Read more