Health & Wellbeing
Expert advice, tips and guidance from medical and healthcare professionals to help you take care of your physical health and mental wellbeing
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This pillow-shaped "cheat" for a good night's sleep is the only thing that fixed my bad sleep habits
Who knew a pillow could do so much?
By Caramel Quin Last updated
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7 everyday activities proven to lower your biological age by at least 8 years
From walking to drinking more water, we speak to the experts and reveal the simplest ways to lower your biological age with everyday habits
By Grace Walsh Published
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Dark circles under your eyes? Dr Amir reveals causes and 12 simple ways to help
"They’re nothing serious," he promises, but treating dark circles can definitely boost your confidence
By Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse Published
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I've recommended this M&S Goodmove jacket to all my friends, even if they don't run - here's why
Reflective, warm but breathable, stylish and under £70 - what more can you ask for? I've found a new favourite in the M&S Goodmove jacket
By Grace Walsh Published
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This 10-minute stretching routine can help loosen stiff joints without a single squat
We spoke to a physiotherapist to reveal how to loosen stiff joints with a simple stretching session
By Grace Walsh Published
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Want to indulge without the guilt? Try one of these delicious hidden health recipes
Looking for the perfect middle ground between naughty and nice? These vitamin-packed recipes have you covered…
By Natalie Denton Published
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One simple lifestyle change can lower your risk of bowel cancer by 17%, new study reveals
Drinking a glass of milk every day may help reduce the risk of bowel cancer, according to a new study
By Grace Walsh Published
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Not a fan of cardio? Jennifer Aniston's simple 15-15-15 workout is the way to get it done quickly
Jennifer Aniston relied on the 15-15-15 workout to stay moving after an injury - here's how it can help boost cardiovascular fitness in less than an hour
By Grace Walsh Published
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Can you really catch a cold by being out in the cold? "Yes and no," says Dr Amir Khan
"The answer is nuanced"
By Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse Published