Cancer: Peeing a certain number of times daily may signal early-stage cancer - 'Be alert'

CANCER can heavily impact the body's biological functions, including those involved in the reproductive system. Unfortunately, very few symptoms appear until the disease is advanced. But an increased frequency of your trips to the bathroom may be an early sign of cancer.

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Long Covid: Nutritionist recommends best anti-inflammatory foods to help symptoms

WITH one in three coronavirus patients believed to have been affected by lasting symptoms, learning how to manage life with long Covid is so important. Sufferers report a range of issues from fatigue, anxiety, muscle aches and "brain fog" among others. Like many conditions though, there is evidence that what you eat could make a difference.

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Stroke: The ‘terrible’ symptom that could point to the ‘medical emergency’ - first signs

STROKE represents a "life-threatening" medical emergency that requires immediate help. Elizabeth Gilberg, now 50, recalled the "terrible" symptom which preceded a stroke in her early 30s. Here are the symptoms she experienced.

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'It all happened quite quickly' Man, 65, battled cancer after suffering no symptoms

PROSTATE CANCER remains the most common cancer in men across the UK, but for the 52,300 new prostate cancer cases in the UK every year, many remain asymptomatic. Dave Fenneberg, 72, from Essex is one of those men, who was diagnosed with advanced and aggressive prostate cancer despite showing no symptoms whatsoever. So how can you catch prostate cancer early?

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The NHS puts in great efforts to catch cancer symptoms early without needing to see a GP

PHARMACY staff will be given powers to send patients for cancer checks if they spot symptoms as part of a drive to boost early diagnosis. A pilot scheme will see customers referred directly for scans and tests without needing to see a GP. Symptoms that could trigger a referral from a community pharmacy team include a cough lasting more than three weeks, difficulty swallowing or blood in urine.

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Heatstroke: Eight signs you need to call 999

WITH the return of summer comes the return of long days and short nights, loud festivals and time with friends. However, it also marks the return of hot days and the associated dangers. As the UK gets ready to bask in a mini heatwave, it becomes more important than ever to know the signs not all is well in the sun.

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Prince Louis' school life will be very different from George and Charlotte's - here's why

PRINCE LOUIS, four, will have a very different childhood from his older siblings in terms of his education. But why is this?

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Steve McQueen: The 'King of Cool's' deadly mesothelioma - critical warning signs

ACTOR STEVE McQueen can be seen in his prime as the 1968 crime thriller Bullitt airs on ITV4 tonight . As the legendary actor passed away back in 1980 aged only 50, here we examine the health issues he suffered leading up to his untimely death which included a battle with asbestos cancer.

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Dr Ranj Singh's 'suicide pain' condition he dismissed as tooth ache - trigeminal neuralgia

DR RANJ Singh is the trusted TV doctor who is usually the one handing out medical advice. But after suffering from a condition known as trigeminal neuralgia for five years, the doctor was forced to seek medical advice of his own.

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Prince Charles' body language is 'beaming' at Ascot after 'kiss on the lips from Zara'

PRINCE CHARLES attended Ascot today with his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall. What was his body language like with the rest of the Royal Family in attendance?

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Love Island's Gemma Owens 'could be quite manipulative' - she's 'loving the adulation'

LOVE ISLAND 2022 is getting off to an exciting start with fans already enjoying the TV programme's guaranteed drama. A body language expert gave Express.co.uk his run down of how this year's contestants are doing so far.

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Girl born with tumour 75% of her total bodyweight 'wears mask' to hide pain

EXCLUSIVE: THE parents of a brave little girl born with a tumour which made up three-quarters of her birth weight are fighting to raise cash for a life-changing operation.

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Cancer: The drink that may raise your risk of cancer ‘by 70% or more’ - it’s not alcohol

CANCER is predominantly feared for its deadliness, but even those who don't succumb to the disease endure years of hardship after recovery. The spectrum of risk factors is broad. According to one study, a non-alcoholic drink could increase the risk of the disease by as much as 70 percent.

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