How to sleep: 'Unexpected' foods that can guarantee 'better' sleep - expert

BETWEEN spending too much time in front of a screen during the day and that annoying street light filling up your bedroom at night, there could be various factors robbing you of sweet shut-eye. However, expert shares that sometimes eating your way to a better sleep could be just the solution you need.

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How artificial intelligence can help treat heart attacks in women

HEART attacks when the flow of blood to the brain suddenly stops. A potentially fatal cardiovascular event, a heart attack is normally caused by a blood clot which occurs after a build-up of risk factors. One of these risk factors is gender, and gender is the focus one study into how these cardiovascular events can be treated.

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Oral health: The popular autumn drinks that could cause 'damage' to your teeth - expert

AS IT gets cold and rainy, everyone will be reaching for a warming drink on the go. From pumpkin spice coffees to mulled cider, autumn brings some beloved flavours. However, an expert warns that these popular drinks could be damaging for your teeth.

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Cancer: New potential treatment for melanoma – signs of a tumour

CANCER is a disease which can affect any cell in the body and cause it to mutate into one which tries to kill the host. One form of cancer Britons are at great risk of developing as a result of the hot summer weather is skin cancer. As the temperatures begin to cool, a new study has found a potential treatment for current and future skin cancer patients.

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The painful sign that could be signalling high cholesterol levels - 'Extremely serious'

HIGH cholesterol is often dubbed the "silent killer" because it quietly boosts your risk of heart disease. However, some symptoms can emerge if cholesterol deposits accumulate in your arteries. One telltale sign of this process can strike in your legs.

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The 'common' symptoms that could signal 5 types of cancer - 'Speak to a doctor'

ONE IN two people will develop cancer at some point in their lives. While this is a terrifying prospect, being able to get a prompt diagnosis can increase your chances of battling the disease successfully. Here are the "common" signs that could be pointing to five types of cancer.

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Brushing teeth shown to reduce heart failure risk – how many times a day should do it?

BRUSHING your teeth twice a day is something most people are brought up to do. It's a way to maintain oral health and keep those teeth and the mouth in question in top condition. However, new research suggests it might not be enough to ward off heart failure.

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Meghan Markle is 'confident' and 'resilient' in Manchester while Harry looks 'ill at ease'

MEGHAN MARKLE gave a speech at the One Young World Summit in Manchester this evening, looking stunning in a red suit. A body language expert claimed the Duchess looked "delighted" to be back in the UK.

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The 'common' condition that could put you at risk of 'blindness' - symptoms to spot

APART from making life easier, eyesight also makes it more enjoyable. However, this gift could be taken away by a "common" condition, according to an expert.

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Dementia: The ‘potentially protective factor against cognitive impairment’ in women

DEMENTIA and coffee. One is a neurodegenerative disease whilst the other is a popular hot drink. While completely different on their own, several studies have investigated whether the latter could reduce the risk of the former.

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Five foods that could protect you against cancer – particularly those at high risk

CANCER occurs when cells mutate from contributing to a healthy operation of the body to those which attack it. While a lot of focus goes into reactive treatments for cancer, research has also been undertaken into how the disease can be prevented. A study conducted in 2019 believed it had found five foods which could prevent the onset of the condition.

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Prince George to make major change at Lambrook school - but Charlotte won't have to

PRINCE GEORGE and Princess Charlotte will begin the new term at a new school this year, located near Ascot in Berkshire. But the siblings will have a very different school experience from one another. What is the main difference between their respective educations?

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High cholesterol: The breakfast ‘great’ for lowering cholesterol - recommended by expert

CHOLESTEROL levels are affected by a number of factors, including what you eat. Having too much cholesterol could be potentially dangerous as it can cause blockages in blood vessels. This can then lead to serious conditions such as heart attacks and strokes.

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