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No nonsense trends, no impossible goals, just simple, straightforward advice for good health-keeping. This month… 60% of us know the pain of UTIs, but are antibiotics becoming less effective against them? Dr Nighat Arif investigates
Sepsis and septicaemia aren’t the same thing, but they are related. Septicaemia is sometimes known as blood poisoning. It happens when an infection (usually with bacteria) gets into your bloodstream.
My Weekly’s favourite GP Dr Sarah Jarvis from TV and radio writes for you Very few of us are fond of the shorter days and colder weather which start to come around at this time of year. If you live wi
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Got a medical problem or need health advice? Ask GP Dr Amir Khan
The first jab-free treatment for life-threatening allergic reactions will soon be available in the UK. The nasal spray, EURneffy, is an alternative to adrenaline pens, and has been approved for emerge