27 h. ago So many women face breast pain. Now doctors reveal in our expert guide when to worry about lumps, infections, tenderness and cancer

Around 120,000 women every year are referred to specialist NHS clinics for further investigations as a result of breast pain.

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6 d. ago Huge Parkinson's breakthrough as world's top doctors reveal it could be PREVENTED... here's how

Two doctors at the cutting edge of Parkinson's disease have made the bombshell claim that the condition may be preventable, giving hope to millions of sufferers and their families.

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6 d. ago Huge Parkinson's breakthrough as world's top doctors reveal it can be PREVENTED... here's how

Two doctors at the cutting edge of Parkinson's disease have made the bombshell claim that the condition may be preventable, giving hope to millions of sufferers and their families.

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8 d. ago Why your nightmares are a sign you could die prematurely: Top doctors reveal exactly what these common scary dreams mean for your health... and how to stop them

Have you been chased by a monster, lost all your teeth or turned up to an event naked only to wake in a panic and realise it was all a dream?

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2 w. ago Five to watch: the Wallaroos who can shape the Women’s Rugby World Cup | Angus Fontaine

From former gymnasts and versatile veterans, to a sevens convert and teenage sensation, these players can lift Australia to new heights in EnglandAustralia begin their Women’s Rugby World Cup campaign with a clash against Samoa on 23 August and high hopes of at least matching their best result at the tournament when it was last held in England. The Wallaroos finished third at the global showpiece 15 years ago but if the current No 6-ranked side are to survive their pool, let alone snatch a breakthrough World Cup crown, they must first face down the game’s biggest star, the US’s Ilona Maher, as well as host England.These are the five players who can help lift the Wallaroos to new heights and lay down a marker before Australia host the World Cup in 2029. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Why does my tongue keep tingling? It could be harmless. But it could also be lethal. Doctors reveal the subtle symptom differences

Unexplained tingling, known to doctors as paresthesia, is often only temporary and harmless. But it can be a symptom of lethal underlying conditions.

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3 w. ago Could YOU have hidden autism? Doctor shares ten questions which could reveal if you do

The prompts are taken from the AQ-19 test, a widely used screening tool for people aged 16 and over, which helps doctors decide whether a full autism assessment is necessary.

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