Dementia: Dr Michael Mosley on the ‘great brain food’ backed by 'strong evidence'

DEMENTIA describes a syndrome linked to an ongoing decline of brain functioning. While some risk factors are sadly impossible to change, others can be modified, including your diet. Dr Michael Mosley has shared a "great brain food" that's been linked to positive effects on dementia.

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Prince Harry pushes 'regal brand' and 'heritage' in new video - 'to show he is important'

PRINCE HARRY made a virtual speech congratulating the winners of the Diana Awards today. What was his body language like?

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Diabetes type 2 symptoms: The 'most effective' diet to reduce high blood sugar risk

DIABETES can be a worrisome diagnosis, especially if you have a close relative who has the condition and you're fearful of developing it yourself. One diet, however, could drastically minimise that risk.

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Unusual syndrome affects patients with AstraZeneca vaccine – symptoms to spot

THE ROLLOUT of coronavirus vaccines has saved millions of lives worldwide. These jabs, produced by the likes of Pfizer, Moderna, and AstraZeneca have helped reduce the spread of the virus and reduce transmission. However, in some very rare circumstances, some patients have experienced a few unusual side effects.

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Princess Eugenie's handwriting 'looks a lot like Diana's' - 'talks around' her feelings

PRINCESS EUGENIE has been celebrating World Oceans Day on her Instagram page. On Friday evening the Princess shared a post-it note on her Instagram story, sharing her unique style of handwriting for the first time.

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Bob Willis’s widow Lauren pays tribute to 'incredibly brave' Dame Deborah James

CRICKET legend Bob Willis's widow Lauren paid tribute to the 'incredibly brave' Dame Deborah James yesterday as she spoke frankly about her late husband's cancer battle.

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Daily horoscope for July 1: Your star sign reading, astrology and zodiac forecast

WHILE THE MOON continues its transit in Leo, expect the risk of drama, fiery reactions, and an increased need to take back control. Here's today's horoscope.

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Bowel cancer symptoms: The key early signs you should never ignore

BOWEL cancer is one of the biggest cancer killers in the UK - but catching it early will almost certainly save your life. These are the key early symptoms you shouldn't ignore.

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Bowel cancer: Three colours in your poo could be a sign - It ‘could save your life’

BOWEL cancer is considered the second biggest cancer killer in the UK, targeting 43,000 people every year. Despite this, around 35 percent of adults don't know the warning signs of the condition, according to research. Here are the red flags to spot, including three colours in your poo.

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Cancer warning: Cooking fish a particular way found to increase the risk of bowel cancer

BOWEL cancer re-entered the nation's consciousness this week after the passing of cancer campaigner Dame Deborah James, a woman who worked tirelessly to get people thinking about a cancer with some embarrassing connotations. As more people start looking down to check for signs, scientists are continuing their research into what makes this cancer tick.

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Tick bites now a 'year-round threat' due to climate change – warning signs of Lyme disease

SPEAKING exclusively to Express.co.uk, pharmacist Farah Ali cautioned that more Brits could have an encounter with ticks this year as experts predict the creatures could become a "year-round threat".

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How often do you wash your towels? The minimum number of times you should to avoid risks

THE INCREASED humidity in bathrooms makes them a breeding ground for bacteria, so leaving towels in these environments for too long is likely to pose health risks. Dirty towels can harbour a vast variety of microbes linked to infectious diseases, but precautionary measures.

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Stroke: The ‘defining’ factor in some adults that could increase risk - are you affected?

AS WITH the majority of conditions, there are some risk factors that you can control and stroke is no different. From smoking to a lack of exercise, there are various lifestyle behaviours that could make you more prone to the medical emergency. However, there are also risk factors that aren't modifiable. Unfortunately, research adds one more item to this non-negotiable list.

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