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This Morning: Dr Chris reveals grapefruit can affect statins Statins are a vital treatment for people with high cholesterol levels. High cholesterol can become very dangerous as it can lead to the clogging of arteries
Pfizer vaccine: Expert explains ‘concerning’ results in Israel Following the approval of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine last year, at the end of December, the UK regulator, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), approved the
Loose Women: Brenda Edwards discusses sleeping naked A study from the Economic and Social Research Council-funded Centre for Population Change at Southampton University has found that the number of Brits suffering sleep loss caused by
Brazil variant: Professor shares concerns over coronavirus strain The UK, South Africa and now Brazil have each reported local variants of Covid-19. Each confirmed variant is a new offshoot of the virus discovered last year,
Vaccine ‘reduces’ risk of spreading virus says expert The coronavirus vaccination rollout in England started in recent weeks. The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan today raised concerns about the vaccine programme for those aged over
Apple cider vinegar: Expert shares recipe for weight loss drink Apple cider vinegar is famously difficult to swallow in liquid form, but now the acidic drink is available as a supplement. Express.co.uk chatted to two GPs –
Vaccine: Virologist on body’s ‘response’ to overnight jab Dr Chris Smith has told Britons that getting coronavirus in the early hours may result in people not “responding well” to the jab as he warned that
Rebel Wilson discusses her decision to lose weight in 2020 Weight loss requires determination and willpower but it isn’t rocket science. There are a few things that will help those extra pounds fall off in
Coronavirus 'nasal spray vaccine' discussed by expert Elderly care home residents and their carers are first on the list to have a vaccine due to the risks that come alongside their exposure to the virus.
Coronavirus vaccine: Dr Sarah offers advice on ‘reactions’ Vaccination programmes which commenced in the UK this week served as a first for the western world. Ministers purchased 400,000 vials of Pfizer’s jab and received emergency