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NHS watchdog considers anti hair loss pill to combat alopecia, which affects celebrities such as Jada Pinkett Smith, offering hope to 100,000 people

Jada Pinkett Smith, pictured, suffers from Alopecia areata, a common hair loss condition which affects 100,000 Britons

Last week European drugs regulators approved daily anti hair loss pill The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence are assessing the drug By Jonathan Neal Published: 17:00 EDT, 23…

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Patients with debilitating bowel disease ulcerative colitis are set to get a jab that tackles painful symptoms, after NHS spending regulators gave it the green light on Friday

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NHS spending watchdog greenlights jab for patients with debilitating bowel disease ulcerative colitis

The drug, mirikizumab, could benefit around 23,000 people in England It will be offered to patients who fail to respond to other treatment options By Ethan Ennals Published: 17:00 EDT,…

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Some 6,000 people in England contract multiple myeloma each year, pictured, which cannot currently be cured

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NHS spending watchdog U-turns decision to pull funding from vital bone marrow treatment drug

Some 6,000 people in England contract multiple myeloma every year The bone cancer causes weak bones that break easily as well as blurred vision By Ethan Ennals Published: 17:00 EDT,…

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Selina Wray, professor of molecular neuroscience at Alzheimer’s Research UK and senior research fellow at University College London (UCL), is leading the pioneering breakthrough

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British researchers pioneer new science which turns skin cells into mini brains to fight dementia

British scientists are using pioneering stem cell technology to grow ‘mini-brains’ in a laboratory to trial a large range of potential new treatments for Alzheimer’s. The organ-like collections of cells…

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Los Angeles-based Eugenia Cooney, 29, shares fashion and make-up tips or simply chats about her life in clips watched by her two million YouTube followers. There’s another two million on TikTok, 700,000 on instagram and 440,000 on live-streaming platform Twitch

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Should social media giants be allowed to profit from YouTube celebrities such as Eugenia Cooney who are clearly unwell?

When I was discharged from hospital eight years ago after treatment for anorexia, the departing words of one psychiatrist were: ‘Stop scrolling through pictures of skinny girls on social media.’…

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Nicky Newman, pictured, who died last week following a five-year battle against breast cancer. The 35-year-old campaigner had more than 300,000 followers on Instagram, who she regularly reminded about the importance of breast health

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Why are so many women under 40 being struck by breast cancer? Two of Britain's top experts, DR LIZ O'RIORDAN and DR ALICIA HEATH assess the evidence

For more than five years before she died last week, campaigner Nicky Newman had bravely chosen to publicly chart her journey with stage-four, incurable breast cancer. The inspirational 35-year-old shared…

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The gadget, worn on the wrist, uses laser sensors to detect any sudden change in blood flow that would indicate heavy bleeding in the body. Post-partum haemorrhage accounts for roughly a tenth of all maternal deaths in the UK

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HEALTH NOTES: New gadget can spot life-threatening bleeding after birth

By Mail on Sunday Reporter Published: 17:01 EDT, 23 September 2023 | Updated: 17:01 EDT, 23 September 2023 Scientists have created a device that can detect early signs of life-threatening…

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Today's reader asked DR ELLIE CANNON whether her GP was wrong to refuse to test her middle aged son for prostate cancer despite a family history of the disease

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DR ELLILE CANNNON: My GP is refusing to test my son for prostate cancer – is this right?

My 50-year-old stepson has twice requested a PSA test from his GP to check for prostate cancer, but has been turned down. Both his father and paternal grandfather had the…

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Celebrities such as Lady Gaga, pictured, and Morgan Freeman suffer from the chronic pain condition fibromyalgia

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Patients with fibromyalgia left in agony due to 'cruel' ban on drugs by NHS chiefs to treat the chronic pain condition whose sufferers include Lady Gaga

Sufferers of a chronic pain condition are being left in agony because of a ‘cruel’ ban on drugs by NHS chiefs, campaigners have claimed. Fibromyalgia patients – who endure body-wide pain,…

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Dr Brian Boxer Wachler, an eye surgeon in Beverly Hills, California, took to TikTok last week to explain why vaping is more dangerous than smoking cigarettes. 'Vape temperatures can be significantly hotter than cigarette smoke, so vape literally could be barbequing your lungs,' he said in the video, which has 6.3 million views

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I'm a doctor – this is why I believe vaping is much worse than smoking cigarettes: 'It barbeques your lungs!'

A doctor has warned that vaping is ‘barbequing your lungs’ and increases the risk of lung transplants in young people. Dr Brian Boxer Wachler, an eye surgeon in Beverly Hills,…

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Dentists have revealed their top tricks and tips for keeping your pearly whites in tip-top condition

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I'm a dentist. These are the four mistakes you've been making when brushing your teeth

Brushing teeth twice a day and not eating too much sugar are the most important things for good dental health, according to dentists. But, despite being seemingly simple advice, there…

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Learning a new skill, eating well, staying active and living by the sea are just some of the characteristics shared by centenarians, experts and centenarians tell us why

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The seven secrets to living to 100, according to the UK's centenarians and longevity experts

Genetics, healthy eating or just plain luck are among the factors thought to be behind living to see your 100th birthday. But despite the uncertainty around how to reach this milestone,…

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Lawrence Faucette, 58, is the second person in the world to receive a heart transplant from a genetically modified pig. He was deemed ineligible for a human heart due to peripheral vascular disease, which reduces blood circulation. Pictured before surgery with his wife Ann, Mr Faucette is now breathing on his own, and his heart is functioning without any supportive devices

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Terminally ill man from Maryland, 58, is living with a PIG'S HEART – after becoming second patient ever to get pioneering transplant surgery

A Maryland man with a terminal heart disease has become the second-ever patient to receive a genetically modified pig heart. This week, Lawrence Faucette, 58, underwent transplant surgery after being…

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The above graph shows the number of doctors who signed up to take the exam by year

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Big fat gold rush: Record number of doctors apply to become obesity specialists who can make up to $700,000 a year – as Americans clamor for weight-loss drugs

A record number of doctors applied to be certified to treat obesity this year amid the soaring popularity of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy. Nearly 1,900 doctors signed up…

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The patient contracted the virus at an agricultural fair last month, where they were exposed to infected pigs

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Another American is struck down with SWINE FLU after close contact with infected pigs at county fair, CDC reveals

The unnamed patient was visiting an agricultural fair where he caught the virus Two others were infected with H1N1 in 2023 after contact with infected pigs READ MORE: Rare Brazilian…

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UK's total cases Pirola cases crept up to 54 as of September 18 — an increase of 12 in a week

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Is the Pirola just another 'scariant'? Covid strain not linked to serious illness and jabs expected to hold up against infection, health chiefs say

Pirola may pose no more reason for concern than the swathe of other Covid variants that are spreading, UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) scientists have suggested. ‘Encouraging’ lab tests show…

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Evan Wasserstrom, now 48, who lives in Los Angeles, was rushed to hospital with a 'widow-maker' heart attack. He died six times in the ambulance, when his heart stopped, and twice more in the hospital

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I've died EIGHT times due to frightening 'widow-maker' heart attacks

A man died eight times after suffering from deadly ‘widow-maker’ heart attacks that usually kill nine in 10 victims. Evan Wasserstrom, who lives in Los Angeles, was 40 when he…

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Sex addiction – real condition or excuse for sleaze? Amid Russell Brand scandal, psychologists make the case for AND against condition that is not widely recognized

The diagnostic manual for psychologists doesn’t list it and many doctors can’t define it, yet up to 24 million people in the US say they have a sex addiction. The…

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London is still the national hotspot for the infection, called consumption by the Victorians. It logged at least three-times as many cases as other regions

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Cases of Victorian disease surge in England – as map reveals hotspots

Tuberculosis is on the rise in England, health chiefs have warned. Cases of the bacterial infection, spread by coughing, hit 2,408 in England during the first half of 2023 — seven…

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The shaded area shows the optimal temperature range, where mortality risk is lowest. The relative risk of deaht (curved lines) indicate the likelihood of an individual dying during, or shortly after, exposure to a certain temperature.

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Cold weather has killed four-times as many Brits as heat in recent decades – but rising temperatures pose 'growing threat', experts warn

Four-times as many Britons have died as a result of cold weather than hot temperatures in recent decades but the gap is closing, new figures suggest. Researchers estimate there were…

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