High blood pressure: The pasta ingredient to ‘avoid’ - it can lead to hypertension

HIGH blood pressure, also known as hypertension, is a silent yet dangerous condition. Your levels can rise quietly, without showing many warning signs, and lead to life-threatening emergencies like strokes and heart attacks. And what you eat could be raising your risk of the culprit.

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Cancer symptoms: Three clear warnings a tumour is growing outside of the prostate

CANCEROUS cells multiplying within the prostate, the walnut-sized gland between the bladder and penis, might require "watchful waiting", whereby treatment is not necessary.

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Diabetes symptoms: Sign around the eyes that could signal diabetic kidney disease

AS WITH all illnesses and conditions the earlier you spot and act on some of the signs, the better chance you have of recovery. And when it comes to diabetes, there are various complications people should watch out for.

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Morgan Freeman health: Horror accident left actor with “excruciating” condition - fibromya

TONIGHT Morgan Freeman will be on British screens for the showing of Going in Style alongside co-star Michael Caine. But like Caine, who has been seen this year with a walking frame due to a spinal injury, 85-year-old Freeman has suffered his own health problems over the decades.

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Michael Caine was seen with a walking frame after surgery as ‘can’t walk very well’ - why?

MICHAEL CAINE, the legendary Zulu actor, will appear on screens later today for a showing of the 2017 film Going in Style. People who've seen the star recently will notice he doesn't look as mobile as he did in the film. Earlier this year he was pictured relying on a walking frame - what exactly happened to him?

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Does high blood pressure make you tired? The symptoms and complications to be aware of

IT IS estimated that more than a quarter of all adults in the UK are living with high blood pressure. Also known as hypertension, the condition can lead to potentially fatal complications if not dealt with. So spotting any signs could be life-saving.

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Hair loss: Could your morning cuppa be to blame? A doctor's verdict

STARTING the day off with a cup of tea is almost a ritual for some. Caffeine within the hot drink can help people feel ready for the tasks ahead, while antioxidants found in tea also have health benefits. But a doctor has warned it could have an adverse effect on your hairline.

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Blood Cancer UK says Government ‘needs to do more’ amid battle for Evusheld

OMICRON cases are rising again, this time the wave is being driven by two sub-variants known as BA.4 and BA.5. The arrival of the wave is a blow not just for the brave healthcare professionals around the country, but for the immunocompromised, a group whose chances of freedom remain slim due to government inaction. Blood Cancer UK says that the government must do more for those trapped inside.

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'Oozes royal status!' Princess Beatrice has ‘filled the gap left vacant by Harry & Meghan’

PRINCESS BEATRICE has been regular stepping out on behalf of the Royal Family this summer.

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From 'cool' to 'frosty' - an insight into Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton's relationship

MEGHAN MARKLE and Kate Middleton were meant to be "best friends", according to a body language expert, but things didn't quite turn out that way. Judi James weighed in on the tricky royal relationship.

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Horoscopes today - Russell Grant's star sign forecast for Sunday, June 26

TODAY'S horoscope sees one star sign encouraged to relax while another will be appreciating a real sense of togetherness in their family. What else can you expect? Russell Grant share his analysis

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Dementia symptoms: Three 'repetitive compulsive behaviours' that can be 'common signs'

FRONTOTEMPORAL dementia is a group of brain disorders that mainly affect the areas of the brain associated with personality, behaviour and language. For this reason they can often be mistaken for a psychiatric problem or Alzheimer's disease. However, there are three repetitive actions that could be a sign of the condition.

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Paul McCartney at 80: The health regime that helps star ‘feel pretty fit'

PAUL MCCARTNEY, 80, is set to wow fans at Glastonbury tonight, and there are a number of secrets he has shared over the years which could be the key to the star's vitality.

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