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Serious health issues such as diabetes, arthritis and heart defects could be detected in the hands. Daily Express :: Health Feed
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Children born in one month of year ‘less likely to get flu’, says study
Scientists also determined the best time of year to get jabbed to avoid infection. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Read More »Doctor shares worrying long-term effects of taking paracetamol regularly
Whether it is a headache or fever, paracetamols take away the aches and pains but there is some long-term effects it can cause. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Read More »Doctor shares three ‘less common’ signs of bowel cancer to spot
If you spot any of these signs it is worth speaking to your GP. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Read More »Four ways to reduce face puffiness that you can do now for free
As a result of water retention, our faces can swell up and bloat. However, there are a handful of easy and free fixes to reduce puffiness. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Read More »Lesser-known symptom of bowel cancer could appear on your face
Bowel cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in the UK, so it’s important to be aware of the red flag signs. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Read More »Live near a pub? You’re more likely to suffer from heart failure
Greater exposure to boozy establishments and takeaways has been linked to a higher risk of heart failure. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Read More »‘I’m a doctor – here are five surprising foods that lower cholesterol’
Healthy dietary choices can go a long way in managing your cholesterol levels, with five foods being especially potent. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Read More »TikTok is ‘biggest culprit’ for promoting ‘nutrition misinformation,’ study warns
A new annual study from Today’s Dietitian determined that TikTok replaced Instagram as the No. 1 platform promoting misinformation often touted by influencers. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Read More »UK cancer care lags behind Australia and others in radiotherapy, experts warn
Patients in Canada, Norway and Australia are more likely to receive chemotherapy and radiotherapy, two major studies reveal. Daily Express :: Health Feed
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