81 m. ago Ninja Thirsti Water Bottle drops to lowest price this year on Amazon Prime Day

Ninja's Thirsti Water Bottle and Flask keeps drinks cold for 24 hours

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8 h. ago Anyone with tea bags at home told to 'make an urgent change'

Health expert Dr Eric Berg has warned that people who consume tea bags made with plastic could be putting their health at risk,

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11 h. ago The new diet that could lower your dementia risk and promote brain health

Can a diet actually keep the brain strong and lower dementia risk? Evidence suggests the so-called ‘Mind diet’ might

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11 h. ago Houseplant clinic: should I be worried by ‘tiny spiders’ on my plants?

Help prevent mite infestations by increasing humidity, isolating plants and using soapy waterWhat’s the problem? I’ve noticed tiny webs and bugs on my orchid. Are these spiders, and will they harm my plant?Diagnosis Those tiny webs and minuscule bugs you’ve spotted on your plants sound like spider mites. These aren’t spiders but microscopic arachnids that thrive in dry, warm conditions, so you’ll notice they appear during summer heatwaves or winter months when central heating reduces humidity. They feed on plant sap, weakening the plant’s structure, which leads to yellowing leaves, discoloration and eventually leaf drop. They can multiply rapidly, posing a risk to your plant’s long-term health. Continue reading...

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14 h. ago Common home mistake could be putting you at risk of deadly infection, warns top doctor

According to UK GP Dr Amir Khan the simple mistake could put you at risk of a potentially deadly bacteria.

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28 h. ago This is why so many women are suffering from chronic UTIs, the factors that make them worse and the startling link to sepsis: CHRISTA D'SOUZA

Most women know the pattern. The tell-tale ache in your kidney. The vain hope it's in your head, then the frantic drinking of water to flush out the suspected infection.

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29 h. ago New diet slashes your risk of dementia and it's very easy to follow

The Mind diet combines elements of the Mediterranean diet with the Dash diet, and experts say there is evidence it could slow down cognitive decline

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32 h. ago ITV This Morning doctor explains when to see a GP about varicose veins

While anyone can get varicose veins, they are more common among certain people - here's what you should know

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33 h. ago Scientists pinpoint the exact amount of time it should take to urinate

American researchers have worked out the 'right' amount of time you should take to spend a penny-and it might surprise you.

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33 h. ago What is the ‘Mind’ diet? All the foods that could lower your dementia risk

Can a diet actually keep the brain strong and lower dementia risk? Evidence suggests the so-called ‘Mind diet’ might

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51 h. ago Brit tourist sliced open by boat propeller in Magaluf after 'heavy drinking session'

A 22-year-old Brit holidaymaker was reportedly drinking heavily with friends when he tumbled into the water and was sliced by propeller blades before being rushed to hospital

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56 h. ago GP urges public to make one urgent change right now to ward off dementia in your 60s

Last year, a landmark study suggested almost half of dementia could be prevented by tackling 14 lifestyle factors, but Dr Amir Khan says this is one of the most important.

Events

61 h. ago 'I was banned from going on holiday after developing this condition'

EXCLUSIVE: Kirsty Robertson was in so much turmoil over her health condition that she couldn't risk going on holiday and was told by her GP to completely avoid sun exposure

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4 d. ago Is ‘princess treatment’ a harmless trend – or yet more fuel for misogyny? | Emma Beddington

A life of passive ‘perfection’, in which you minister to your partner and don’t speak unless spoken to, is a nauseating prospect that leaves women dangerously vulnerableDo you wish you were a princess? Do you crave being cosseted and showered with gifts, having every door opened and every chair pulled out? Perhaps you’d rather not pay for your clothes; maybe you’re sick of deciding what to eat and where.Courtney Palmer can help. The self-proclaimed housewife princess has a series of TikTok videos on “princess treatment” and how to get it. It’s a matter of accepting compliments graciously, dressing the part, being unapologetically good to yourself (disappointingly, this seems to mean exercising and drinking water) but mostly ministering to your partner, who is treated as a weirdly needy and highly suggestible man-baby. Would-be princesses should create a calm, frictionless domestic paradise for their provider prince, “speaking in a feminine way – we’re not screaming, yelling; we’re n...

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4 d. ago Know your risk: experts warn to protect your sight this Glaucoma Awareness Week 2025

Half of UK glaucoma sufferers remain undiagnosed as Optical Express urges eye tests for early detection

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5 d. ago Urgent Mounjaro warning: Common mistake puts patients at risk of deadly organ damage, expert says

A nurse has revealed a potentially life-threatening mistake GPs could be making when prescribing revolutionary weight loss jabs putting users at risk of organ failure.

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6 d. ago Researchers discover certain gut bacteria can protect you from toxic plastics that increase cancer risks

Exposure to thousands of long-lasting chemicals may put people at an increased risk of cancer and other negative health impacts

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6 d. ago Here's how millions of people could lose health insurance if Trump's tax bill becomes law

Roughly 11.8 million adults and kids will be at risk for losing health insurance if Republicans’ domestic policy package becomes a law

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6 d. ago Neurologist warns against popular sleep aid that could fuel your risk of dementia in later life

Dr. Bing, a popular TikTok neurologist, has warned that a common sleep habit could increase your risk of dementia-but there is a practical workaround.

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6 d. ago Your toddler may have up to 96 chemical substances lurking inside of them, scientists discover

Many have the chemicals have ties to breast and other kinds of cancer

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