Horoscopes: Your horoscope for next week - Russell Grant on what's in the stars for you

RUSSELL GRANT has shared your horoscope for the week ahead. This is what you can expect, according to the stars.

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Lung cancer: Have you had a new cough for longer than two weeks? That is a sign

THE NHS says that there are usually no signs or symptoms in the early stages, though symptoms of lung cancer develop as the condition progresses. There are certain signs in a cough indicating you should see a GP.

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May horoscope: ‘Most powerful month of 2022’ - What’s in store for each star sign?

MAY is just around the corner and with it comes new astrological predictions depending on your star sign.

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Alzheimer’s: Japanese populations projected to ‘liver longer’ without disease - key tips

THE DEVELOPMENT of Alzheimer's disease may be slow, but its symptoms are notoriously unforgiving; eventually robbing sufferers of most of their thinking skills. Unfortunately, the condition is becoming increasingly prevalent around the world. But the predictions of one recent microsimulation, suggest populations in Japan are set to see their rates fall in coming years.

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Dementia warning: Even mild concussions may heighten risk of cognitive decline warns study

DEMENTIA is the injury that follows a build-up of toxic proteins in the brain. What causes this has yet to be confirmed, but the identification of various risk factors has helped people avert the disease. The findings of a new study suggest traumatic brain injury, even if it doesn't cause loss of consciousness, could set the stage for dementia.

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How to sleep: Night sweats and insomnia – when is it serious and tips to help combat them

SLEEP is integral for everyone and with the temperatures rising, night sweats and insomnia may become a reality for many.

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Matt Hancock denies responsibility for care homes deaths during Covid pandemic

FORMER health secretary Matt Hancock has denied responsibility for wrong moves in tackling Covid - after the High Court found Government policies on care homes were unlawful.

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Eyesight: Cataracts, dry eye or glaucoma are among menopause warning signs in eyes

EYESIGHT is known to be affected when a woman enters the menopause. How can the condition affect a women's eyesight?

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Dementia: Having 2 eye problems and 2 systemic conditions could increase chances threefold

AS DEMENTIA tightens its grip, pharmaceutical companies are still racing against the clock to find a cure. It is now known that three eye conditions could predispose people to neurodegeneration. But doubts remain over whether treatment of the ailments will stave off cognitive decline.

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Summer of fun: the best festivals in the UK for 2022

WHETHER you want to dance the night away, rock out with friends, get fit or chill out in the woods, we have the perfect festival for you.

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Hay fever: One in three people showing ‘potentially severe allergies’ as cases jump 32%

HAY FEVER is a seasonal woe for millions of people around the globe, but there is evidence that warmer climates are intensifying the threat to human health. According to new figures, higher pollen concentrations have led to a 32 percent increase in the number of people showing potentially severe allergies.

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Tesco shoppers slam ‘shocking’ Clubcard scheme as some forced to pay ‘crazy prices’

TESCO has come under fire for making some customers pay "crazy prices" for products offered to other shoppers for much less.

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‘Significant interaction’: Omega-3 pills linked to 50% higher risk of atrial fibrillation

EXPERTS recently warned poor dietary habits could be fuelling incidence rates of atrial fibrillation . According to data, cases of the condition - which carries a hidden stroke risk - have grown 72 percent over the past two decades. The findings of a recent study, suggest that taking omega-3 supplements at higher doses could be implicated in the risk of the dangerous heart condition.

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