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NHS woes mean nearly half of Brits go online to self-diagnose health
IF EVERY TWINGE TURNS INTO A DR GOOGLE DOOMSCROLL, YOU MAY HAVE HEALTH ANXIETY. HEALTH PSYCHOLOGIST Dr Sula Windgassen TELLS LAUREN BRAVO HOW TO STOP THE SPIRAL
If thoughts about illness or health conditions are constantly on your mind, know that you’re not the only one. Anna has some warm words of advice...
Long gone are the days when patients only came to see me because they had a new illness. These days, much of my work is about picking up risk factors or long-term health conditions and working with my
With medical support lacking for everything from endometriosis to menopause, women are finding validation and advice in anonymous forums. But is this an effective strategy for wellbeing amid failing healthcare structures, or is it feeding a tangle of misinformation?
From personalised treatments to new AI-powered tools, diabetes care is undergoing a revolution. We explain how to make recent developments work for you
Doomscrolling getting you down? You’re certainly not alone. According to recent research by Squeaky Bean, as many as 55 percent of Brits say that screens are making them feel anxious and depressed. It