6 d. ago Cougars rejoice! Women with younger boyfriends have more fulfilling sex lives than ladies with older partners, study finds

There are many things that can influence satisfaction in the bedroom. But one factor in particular could be what's putting a smile on the faces of Cher and Joan Collins.

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1 week ago Millions in west do not know they have aggressive fatty liver disease, study says

Research finds more than 15m in US, UK, Germany and France with MASH have not been diagnosedMore than 15 million people in the US, UK, Germany and France do not know they have the most aggressive form of fatty liver disease, according to research.Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) – the formal name for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease – occurs in people who drink no or minimal amounts of alcohol whose liver contains more than 5% fat. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Could you be at risk of a 'hidden' breast cancer that doesn't show up on scans? Vital questions to ask your doctor

The Mail on Sunday was among the first to raise the alarm over the NHS's outdated breast cancer screening practice. Now, a landmark study has found the programme needs urgent reform.

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2 w. ago MEIKE LEONARD: Four in ten women can develop breast cancer that WON'T show up on scans. Here's how to find out if you're at risk

The Mail on Sunday was among the first to raise the alarm over the NHS's outdated breast cancer screening practice. Now, a landmark study has found the programme needs urgent reform.

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2 w. ago 'Most intelligent' place to live is named with very surprising result

An interactive map shows you how many school children go on to study for a degree at university where you live and the figure can be compared with different areas of the country

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2 w. ago Gino D’Acampo makes lewd comments about 'skinny' women and 'Italian men' after misconduct scandal

The Italian chef, 48, also told a female radio show host she was ‘too pretty’ to work there

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3 w. ago Harvard scientists discover cheap common supplement that REVERSES ageing

Taking a supplement nearly one in five Americans swear by could slow aging and help you live another three years, a study from Harvard-affiliated Mass General Brigham suggests.

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3 w. ago Improved breast screening could find 3,500 more cancers a year in UK and save hundreds of lives

Extra scans for some women picked up early-stage cancers that remained 'hidden' during regular mammograms - more than trebling cancer detection.

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3 w. ago Extra cancer scans for women with dense breasts could save 700 lives a year – UK study

Adding scans to existing screening could catch harder-to-detect early-stage cases of disease, research showsHundreds of lives could be saved every year with extra cancer checks for women with very dense breasts, a study suggests.Millions of women undergo breast screening, but regular mammograms can be less effective at spotting cancer in the 10% with very dense breasts, as the tissue can hide tumours on X-rays. This is because very dense breasts look whiter on scans, making it harder to detect early-stage disease, which also appears white. Continue reading...

Science

3 w. ago Women with these type of breasts could have cancer missed by routine NHS scans

Women with dense breast tissue could soon be offered extra scans on the NHS after Lancet study shows cancers can remain "hidden" during regular mammograms

Science

4 w. ago Poor mental health as child limits capacity to work in later life, study finds

Children in Great Britain with serious conditions 68% more likely to have limited ability to work as adults, report saysChildren in Great Britain with serious mental health conditions are two-thirds more likely to have a limited ability to work in adulthood, according to research from a leading thinktank.The report by researchers at the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) looked at data from about 6,000 people who took part in the 1970 British Cohort Study, which is following the lives of individuals born in a single week in 1970 across Great Britain. Continue reading...

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