Statins: The nocebo effect could be the cause to your muscle-related side effects

STATINS side effects commonly include muscle sensations including pain and tenderness. Expecting to have a pain and then in turn feeling that pain is known as the nocebo effect and could be the underlying cause according to studies.

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Ramadan crescent moon sighting: Has the moon been sighted? What does it mean?

MUSLIMS in Saudi Arabia have been called on to spot the crescent moon of Ramadan this Friday evening. But why is the sighting so significant?

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Vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms: Neurological problems can be 'irreversible' warns NHS

VITAMIN B12 supports the body in numerous ways and the sinister complications caused by low B12 attest to this. According to the NHS, consistently low B12 levels can cause "irreversible" neurological problems. What are the signs to spot?

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Lung cancer symptoms: Did you know persistent tiredness is one of the main signs?

LUNG cancer can start in any part of the lungs or airways, and is more common as you get older. Some signs are more well known, but the NHS says persistent tiredness is also a sign to be aware of.

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Osteoarthritis: Prunes helps improve bone density in premenopausal woman – new study

OSTEOARTHRITIS is a so-called mechanical condition characterised by the gradual wearing down of cartilage in the joints. Ageing is the most common risk factor for osteoarthritis. Arthritis, on the other hand, is not caused by the normal wear and tear of bones. A new study has demonstrated the power of prunes in helping with osteoarthritis.

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Statins: Regularly drinking large amounts of alcohol risks more serious side effects - NHS

STATINS have the potential to have a number of side effects, and are used to help manage cholesterol levels. Moreover, alcohol can impact side effects, according to the NHS.

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Diabetes: Taking metformin before conceiving could increase risk of birth defects by 40%

METFORMIN now plays a role in treating a host of disorders, but the drug is primarily aimed at managing diabetes. While it boasts a good safety profile, the findings of a new study have raised questions after suggesting it may increase the chances of genital birth defects in male babies.

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'Awful': Kate Garraway describes husband Derek's gruelling ongoing battle with long Covid

DEREK DRAPER, 54, has been battling long Covid since the early days of the pandemic. Derek's wife Kate Garraway has chronicled his ordeal with a sense of pathos that has resonated with the nation.

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Fatty liver disease symptoms: Dull ache in the ribs could indicate the final stage

FATTY liver disease is caused by leading an unhealthy lifestyle, which, if not rectified, could cause permanent damage. An unusual sensation felt in the ribs could indicate the final stage of the disease.

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Supplements: High levels of calcium may increase heart disease and prostate cancer risk

CALCIUM has a number of important functions, and a lack of it can cause issues. Nonetheless, it is also important not to have too much. Indeed, the Department of Health and Social Care advises if you take calcium supplements, do not take too much as this could be harmful.

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Ukrainians arriving in the UK: How do I see a dentist in the UK?

PEOPLE arriving in the UK may be in need of access to healthcare, including visiting a dentist. Here is how you can see a dentist if you have recently arrived in the UK from overseas.

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Dementia: Study suggests 'leisurely' exercise could cut the risk of dementia by almost 40%

EVERY three seconds someone new develops dementia in the world and the situation is set to become more acute in the coming decades. Fortunately, efforts to understand what drives the development of dementia are bearing fruit. A new study has found "leisurely" forms of exercise are associated with a reduced risk of brain decline - what constitutes leisurely?

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Arthritis: Are you experiencing weakness or muscle wastage? You may have the condition

THERE ARE many potential signs of arthritis, with joint pain being commonly associated with the condition. Nonetheless, there are also other signs to look out for such as weakness or muscle wastage.

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