All news by author: Diana Buntajova

Abbas Kanani, a pharmacist from Chemist Click, said Brits may experience three key sensations soon after waking up in the morning that could point towards diabetes

Dr Bruno Silvester Lopes has explained what precautions people should take over a new respiratory illness that is sweeping through China and leaving children hospitalised with a range of illnesses

Most people wouldn't think of using sunscreen in the winter. But one expert says that we shouldn't ignore using the important product as it can protect us from skin cancer in the winter too

The ‘Pirola’ Covid variant has been doing the rounds since July - but has not provided any cause for concern. It’s still best to stay up-to-date with the symptoms, so here’s the latest you need to know

Dr Avinash Hari Narayanan revealed the 'most concerning' Diabetes symptoms in a warning to Brits as he shed light on three 'red flags' of the common condition

While everyone can have a rough night every now and then, persistent sleeping issues could be pointing to an underlying health condition

The World Health Organization (WHO) is predicting more cases of MERS to come, after two men died of the deadly virus within the last 12 months, sparking fears in the scientific community

If you notice you're having trouble keeping your hands and feet warm this autumn, it could be a warning sign of a serious illness such as cancer, a doctor has warned

The 'Pirola' Covid variant, which is is "potentially more transmissible and severe", has already been found in England, Sweden, Canada and America, and is said to be the "most striking variant since Omicron"

The incurable syndrome could affect 150 million people globally within the next three decades so the best way to fight it is by recognising the symptoms as early as possible

Dementia affects huge numbers of over 65s - but now new research suggests it may be possible to detect earlier. Eye scans could now be the key to locating warning signs of dementia.

High cholesterol is mainly caused by eating fatty food, not exercising enough, being overweight, smoking and drinking alcohol. The condition can also run in families