Save money on groceries: 'Supermarket tactics' could be tricking you into spending more

SAVING money on the weekly supermarket shop can cut down your monthly household spending, but even if you go shopping with a plan in mind, there are some "supermarket tactics" that could be catching you out.

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Vascular dementia: How do you feel at night? You could be at risk of brain decline

VASCULAR dementia is a common type of dementia caused by reduced blood flow to the brain. The NHS says it is estimated to affect around 150,000 people in the UK. Johns Hopkins University says confusion, which may increase at night, is associated with vascular dementia. It notes this is known as "sundown syndrome".

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Taking ibuprofen can PROLONG pain - new study

TAKING anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen to treat acute pain may actually prolong suffering, a study suggests.

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Rheumatoid arthritis symptoms: Three less obvious warning signs - none involve joint pain

IN THE UK, more than 10 million people have arthritis or other similar joint conditions, though signs and symptoms can vary. The Arthritis Foundation says studies show that up to 80 percent of people with rheumatoid arthritis have at least some sense of feeling run down, and more than 50 percent have high levels of fatigue.

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'Like squishing icing on a cake': The poo change that can signal you have bowel cancer

BOWEL cancer is a major killer in Britain, owing in part to people missing the initial warning signs. According to the British Council, a distinctive poo change can signal the deadly disease - have you spotted it?

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Warning as anti-inflammatory drugs like ibuprofen could 'prolong suffering'

TAKING anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen to treat acute pain may actually prolong suffering, a study suggests.

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Oesophageal cancer symptoms: 'A sensation of hoarseness' is a sign - what to spot

THERE are many possible symptoms of oesophageal cancer, but they might be hard to spot, according to the NHS. Cancer Research UK says: "Your GP should arrange for you to see a specialist if you have symptoms that could be due to oesophageal cancer. Depending on your symptoms and other factors, this might be an urgent referral.

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Ben Stiller health: Actor on his former cancer diagnosis - ‘The test saved my life'

BEN STILLER - the actor in Night At The Museum and other Hollywood films - battled prostate cancer several years ago. He has since shared support for a test for the disease which is controversial in the medical community.

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What time do you eat your evening meal? You may be raising your risk of having a stroke

A STROKE is a serious life-threatening medical condition that must be treated urgently. Recent research suggests the timing of your evening meal can influence your risk of having a fatal stroke.

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Kate Middleton 'keeps mood up' despite 'looming challenges of visit from Harry and Meghan'

PRINCE WILLIAM and Kate Middleton visited Manchester Arena today to pay honour to the victims of the terror attack back in 2017. What was their body language like?

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Cancer: Pain in four areas of the body could be symptomatic of an oesophageal tumour

THE UNCONTROLLED growth that characterises most cancers is what renders the disease so difficult to treat. This is why receiving an early diagnosis is critical for survival. According to various health bodies, pain in four sites of the body could signal a tumour growing in the oesophagus.

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Dementia: Four signs in your mouth warning you're at risk of Alzheimer's disease - doctor

DEMENTIA is a devastating diagnosis because it marks the beginning of the end. Most people associate memory loss with brain decline but there are a host of other signs to spot. According to Doctor Azad Eyrumlu of private dental firm Banning Dental Group, four changes in your mouth can signal you're at risk of Alzheimer's disease - the most common type of dementia.

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Eyesight: 'Headaches, eye strain, or visual fatigue' may indicate you need glasses - signs

THERE are a number of signs to get your eyes tested, and it is recommended that most people should get their eyes tested every two years.

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