Age is a significant factor to why you might be struggling with the cold this winter

Millions of Americans have to fight feelings of lethargy and sadness that come with the colder seasons

Airline staff didn’t recognise Mark Spurr in his old photo after he shed 13 stone

In theory, if you consume fewer calories than you burn, you’ll lose weight. In practice, though, this isn’t as straightforward

Here’s how you can all get some shut-eye on the spookiest night of the year

Jamie Scott has been fundraising for life-extending treatment through bake sales

Researchers say looking at original works of art can help immediately relieve stress

The spice has a shelf life of up to four years

Mat Kelly is urging all men to ‘check their chests’

The first attempts at using pig organs in humans were short-lived

Federal health officials want adults to eat two cups of fruit daily - but most of us don’t

Dissociation is the brain’s way of protecting itself from overwhelming stress or emotion

While candies and chocolates can be enjoyed responsibly, it’s worth remembering their wider effects — especially in children

One expert says there are lots of reasons why a child might start bullying

Do you feel like it is time to stop seeing your therapist? This is what to do, say Kelvin (Shiu Fung) Wong and Catherine E. Wood

Milli Tanner was 19 when she first went to her GP in June 2021 with stomach pains, lower back pain and blood in her stool

Some health myths can be traced to Genghis Khan

There are claims that the drink, which is made with orange juice and salt, can lower high cortisol levels

While your morning brew might feel harmless, it can interact with certain medicines to reduce effectiveness or increase side effects

Feline cognitive dysfunction syndrome, also known as feline dementia, is an age-related decline in a cat’s cognitive abilities

Human breastmilk can change depending on what mum is eating, environmental factors, and what the baby needs

Timothy HoYuan Chan of The Conversation busts three myths about the nonspeaking autistic community

Some of the sweet beverages have more than your daily allowance of added sugar

David Aird, 56, a London-based musician, builder, and father of one, had been suffering from migraines for five years before he saw his GP, who broke the news to him that he had a brain tumour the size of a golf ball. It blew his world apart, he tells Charlotte Cripps – but it also means he no longer sweats the small stuff

In January, Americans feeling ‘very satisfied’ with their personal lives hit a new 24-year low

The tablets were distributed nationwide in up to 1,000-count bottles

Experts say that, for most, it will take days for the biological clock and the actual clock to realign