Princess Anne gave Zara Tindall 'gift of freedom' - leads life Anne 'wanted for herself'

PRINCESS ANNE is one of the "most functional" parents in the Royal Family according to a body language expert. But why is this?

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Dementia warning: Accumulating cardiovascular risk factors quickly may raise dementia risk

EVERY year thousands of people are diagnosed with a form of dementia. That news, that their memories will slowly fade in and so too will the recognition of their family, is an incomparable blow for which humanity has developed no return punch. While that is in motion, scientists are looking into how people can reduce their risk of dementia.

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‘Good’ cholesterol may decrease risk of Alzheimer’s – how to keep levels in check

DEMENTIA is a deadly umbrella of neurodegenerative conditions that are currently without effective treatment or a cure. While scientists work closer to a cure, research is also going into how to reduce the risk of developing dementia. Data suggests maintaining levels of "good" cholesterol may be key.

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Long Covid: Four symptoms women more likely to experience, according to study

THE NUMBER of people with long Covid is continuing to rise. The chronic condition occurs when people experience symptoms of COVID-19 for an extended period of time. Understanding it is one of a number of challenges facing the medicinal profession in the post-lockdown world.

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People with diabetes and cognitive decline may be at increased risk of heart disease

DIABETES is an increasingly common condition in the UK. Every year, more people are being diagnosed with a condition that impacts how the body digests glucose. New research suggests diabetics can be at increased risk of developing other conditions such as heart disease.

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Mouthwash could kill Covid virus in saliva by 99.8% - study finds effective ingredients

FOR AS long as the virus COVID-19 has been known there has been a slew of theories and ideas on how to treat the virus that threw the world into a pandemic in 2020. From the logical to the strange, from the unusual to the lethal, there have been innumerable suggestions as to how the virus may be killed. New research from Cardiff University suggests mouthwash could be effective in exterminating the virus.

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Alesha Dixon health: 'It was overwhelming' - star battled mental health in pregnancy

ALESHA DIXON has opened up about having to fake a smile while filming for TV as she was suffering from severe sadness during her pregnancy.

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Heart disease: The disorder you may not notice until 'later in life' - Marfan syndrome

MARFAN syndrome is a genetic condition you are born with, but the condition may not become apparent until later on in life. Here is all you need to know.

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Daniel Craig health: 'I was in cloud cuckoo land' - James Bond actor's 'low' mental health

DANIEL CRAIG played James Bond for five instalments beginning with Casino Royale back in 2006. However, in a throwback interview, the 54-year-old action star revealed that he first had reservations about taking on the role, due to the impact on his mental health.

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Oral health: Want nice breath and healthy teeth? Kissing is ‘just as good’ as brushing

WHILE bad breath might be the number one worry when it comes to kissing, an expert shares that the very act can in fact "prevent" bad odour. And this is not the only benefit of a snog as kissing can be "just as good" as brushing for your oral health.

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Dementia: How many risk factors do you have for Alzheimer's disease? How to minimise it

MILLIONS of people are likely to develop some form of dementia in the next 20 years. Are you at increased risk of the brain condition? And, if so, how can you minimise the likelihood of the neurodegenerative disorder?

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Princess Eugenie is a 'parent with authenticity' - not one to 'follow family traditions'

PRINCESS EUGENIE is a mother of one - but what sort of parenting techniques does she follow?

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Arthritis: Two telling signs you have osteoarthritis in the knee - 'things you can do'

ARE YOU concerned that you might be developing arthritis? How can you tell if a niggling pain is a minor injury or an indication that cartilage is thinning?

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