Mum-to-be diagnosed with deadly brain tumour at 20 weeks pregnant

A MUM-TO-BE was given the heart-breaking news that she was dying when she was 20-weeks pregnant.

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Statins: The side effect on your skin that could take an ‘aggressive’ and ‘fatal’ course

IT'S BEEN decades since statins shot to fame for their heart-health benefits. Sometimes, however, the agent can trigger a string of undesirable aftereffects. What's more, some of these could take a "fatal" course unless treated swiftly.

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Cancer symptoms: Smell that? The 'strong' odour that could signal several types of cancer

CANCER is an invasive disease that grows rapidly, making treatment virtually impossible in some cases. Recognising the warning signs as they emerge, however, broadens the possibility of remission. Occasionally, tumours can protrude from the skin, giving off a distinctive odour.

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Dementia symptoms: Can you reduce the risk of dementia? Claims fact checked

DEMENTIA is a syndrome associated with the gradual decline of the brain functioning and has no single cause. While there's no certain way to completely prevent different forms of dementia, are there really ways to reduce your risk of developing it?

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How to live longer: The time of day you eat may have 'anti-ageing effects' concludes study

LONGEVITY is contingent on many factors, some of which you cannot control. However, mounting evidence suggests when you eat is just as important as what you eat. One study even suggested the timing of your daily eating regime can promote "anti-ageing effects".

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Hair loss: Three ‘hair-care’ habits found to be ‘responsible’ for permanent hair loss

HAIR loss can intensify as the body ages but rarely do locks fall out in tufts unless some underlying issue is at play. Sometimes, however, hair-care habits can cause scarring of the follicles, leading to permanent hair loss.

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Type 2 diabetes warning: Two fruits that can cause blood sugar levels to rise 'too high'

TYPE 2 diabetes can present grave health problems if blood sugar levels are left to run riot. Although fruit is a staple of a balanced diet, two fruits can cause blood sugar levels to rise "too high", warns Diabetes.co.uk.

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Woman drops incredible 14 dress sizes after being 'treated like an animal'

A WOMAN who was "treated like an animal" by evil bullies has lost 16 stone - more than half her bodyweight - in a stunning transformation.

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Princess Eugenie's 'primal' tattoo is in-keeping with royal tradition - here's why

PRINCESS EUGENIE showcased her new tattoo on Friday during the Service of Thanksgiving. Tattoos are not completely taboo in the Royal Family though. Who else in the Royal Family has had a tattoo?

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Menopause: The 'most effective' treatment for hot flushes – benefits of HRT

DURING the peri-menopause, which is before menstrual periods completely stop for 12 consecutive months, uncomfortable hot flushes are a common experience.

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How to sleep: The milk alternative that may be 'associated with reducing insomnia'

MANY people may take a mug of hot milk to bed to help them sleep, though research suggests a milk alternative may actually help those struggling with insomnia. People with insomnia will regularly find it hard to go to sleep and can wake up several times during the night and lie awake at night.

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Heart disease: The 'most dangerous' blood type to have – 'you're at higher risk'

HEART disease is a risk factor for angina, heart attacks, and heart failure. Thus, in order to live longer, it's best to minimise your risk of the health condition. One contributing factor, however, is not changeable.

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Type 3c diabetes: The blood sugar condition that 'isn't well known' - symptoms

ALTHOUGH people may be familiar with some types of diabetes, such as type 1 and type 2, there are also other types. Indeed, some people have type 3c diabetes which can have a number of signs.

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