3 d. ago Dr Ellie Cannon reveals the pros and cons of continuing to take HRT after 60

Once considered too risky, continuing to take HRT after 60 could actually alleviate problems from brittle bones to weak bladders in some women. Dr Ellie Cannon assesses the pros and cons

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3 d. ago Strictly Come Dancing bosses 'issue professional dancers with strict rules including no swearing, alcohol or inappropriate clothing' after scandals

The show has suffered months of turmoil in the wake of Wynne Evans controversial axe and allegations of abusive behaviour aimed at pros Giovanni Pernice and Graziano Di Prima.

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5 d. ago 'I moved to Dubai to avoid paying tax but had to leave after realising huge problem'

A YouTuber who is originally from the UK moved to Dubai for two years to "avoid paying tax" - but he returned home saying there were "more cons than pros" to living in the city

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2 w. ago Two thirds of men under 40 now struggle with erectile dysfunction, alarming new research reveals

The number of young men experiencing erectile dysfunction problems is on the rise in what some experts have called 'a silent epidemic', new data suggests.

Events

2 w. ago Placenta smoothies and pills... nutritional panacea or dangerous celebrity fad?

If celeb trends are anything to go by, placenta eating is having a moment. Will Rogers-Coltman explores the pros and potentially dangerous cons

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2 w. ago Dermot Murnaghan calls for improved prostate cancer screenings as he details stage four diagnosis

Broadcaster shared he’d been diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in June

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3 w. ago Strictly Come Dancing's Alexis Warr told 'this is everything' as she's seen with fan

The professional dancer was unveiled as one of two new pros set to join the BBC One dance contest for the upcoming 2025 series

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3 w. ago To lift or not to lift: should all women be weight training?

...and does pumping iron always equal bulky muscles? 

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4 w. ago The silent epidemic: the pros and cons of screening for prostate cancer

In the US, prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in men – but experts can’t agree about testing“You will feel a little pressure.”My doctor had instructed me to lower my boxers, bend forward and place my elbows on the table. As with most men over 50, it was time for my annual digital rectal exam, or DRE: those riveting moments when the doctor takes a “look” at the prostate gland, which is just below the bladder and in front of the rectum. Continue reading...

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