'It was really bad' Two women cure their 'nightmare' adult acne after years of misery

ADULT acne is a very real struggle that can be debilitating for those who suffer from it. Here's how two women conquered it in very different ways.

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Horoscopes today - Russell Grant's star sign forecast for Sunday, July 24

TODAY'S horoscope sees one star sign discovering peace in the familiar, while another will finally get round to starting that hobby they dreamt about. What else can you expect? Russell Grant shares his analysis

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Tonsil cancer: The 'painless' sign in your neck that could indicate the deadly disease

SPOTTING the symptoms of cancer as soon as possible could be potentially life-saving. However, the signs might not always be obvious. But there is one indicator that could be easy to spot on your neck.

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STI warning: Hair loss in 3 places could signal a potentially 'life-threatening' infection

SOME sexually transmitted infections don't always present with symptoms, meaning they can go undetected for some time. As with all medical conditions the earlier you can get diagnosed and treated, the lower the risk of it developing into something more serious. Therefore, it's important to be wary of any signs of infection.

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Arthritis: How many times a week you should exercise to minimise joint pain - doctor says

IT'S WIDELY known that exercise is beneficial for our health. Not only does it help with fitness levels and maintaining a healthy weight, but it can help prevent serious conditions such as strokes and high blood pressure. For people with painful joints, though, it could feel like exercising is not possible - but one expert says a regular exercise routine can make a difference.

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Charlie Watts: ‘No one saw this coming’ - star’s health before death explained

CHARLIE WATTS' life will be revisited under the microscope with the 9pm showing of My Life as a Rolling Stone on BBC Two. The documentary series tracks the life of the Rolling Stones drummer, which sadly came to an end last summer.

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