The clinic woman’s gp dr helen wall on her topic of the week do you really need to take meds for high blood pressure?

While cardiovascular disease (CVD) is commonly associated with older generations, new data now shows that this is not the case. Over half of Brits aged 28 to 40 and almost a third of 25 to 30-year-old

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) may be commonly associated with older generations, but new data now shows that this is not always the case. Over half of Brits aged 28 to 40 and almost a third of 25 to 30

ADVICE FROM OUR WOMAN’S WEEKLY DOCTOR

ORAL hygiene is vital, as it measures the state of your general health. Further research is needed, but emerging trends show that oral health problems are connected to diseases like Alzheimer’s, diabe

Laughter is more than just an expression of joy and humour. A good laugh increases your oxygen intake, stimulating your organs and decreasing blood pressure. It can diffuse anger and even help you to

Most women have suffered the misery of bladder infection (cystitis) – burning pain on passing urine, needing to rush to the loo frequently, low tummy pain, sometimes even blood in the urine. Men do ge