Ex-drug users become mentors to help jobless addicts into work
EXCLUSIVE: The Department for Work and Pensions will spend £3.7million on mentor scheme to help others with dependencies find a job. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
Is it a cold or is it hay fever? The colour of your mucus could hold the answer
The common cold and hay fever share very similar symptoms, such as coughing, sneezing and a runny nose. To tell the difference, Pharmacist Rita Ghelani has outlined what to look out for. Daily Express :: Health More...
Longevity experts share their top three recommendations to live longer and better
Experts from The Oxford Longevity Project shared key ways to improve how well you live. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
‘Wide-spread virus’ in the UK associated with the development of multiple sclerosis
A common virus has been associated with glandular fever and the development of multiple sclerosis. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
Sleep expert recommends the NASA-approved ‘zero gravity’ position for health benefits
Sleep expert Martin Seeley said the zero gravity sleep position can improve circulation and alleviate symptoms of acid reflux. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
Doctor shares ‘early signs’ of Alzheimer’s – from ‘unexpected anger’ to ‘forgetting words’
Dr Emer MacSweeney said “recognising the early signs could help receive an early diagnosis”. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
Adding pumpkin seeds to your breakfast could lower blood sugar levels by 35%
Healthy dietary choices can go a long way in managing high blood sugar levels, according to a doctor. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
Three signs in your tummy that could indicate liver cancer – ‘See your GP’
If you experience any unexplained symptoms of cancer you should seek medical advice as soon as possible. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
Blood pressure warning as half of pizzas sold in UK found to contain alarming salt levels
High amounts of salt can hike your risk of developing high blood pressure. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
Gaining one kilo per year in your late teens could raise risk of prostate cancer by 27%
The link with aggressive and fatal prostate cancer appeared to be driven by weight gain between the ages of 17 and 29 in a new study. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
