With the help of TrimSecrets now Chanelle Hayes has demonstrated just how much she has managed to shed by posing next to a cardboard cut-out of her larger former self.
A study by experts at Havard and Yale universities in the U.S. published this week found the dangers of conducting controversial experiments to create and manipulate bird flu strains outweigh the benefits.
When Charlotte Snow, from north London, was three she choked on a piece of spaghetti. Since then her mother Carla said her daughter has battled a food phobia
An analysis of figures from around half of Englands NHS trusts showed that more than 150,000 patients, including 18,500 over the age of 75, were discharged from hospital between 11pm and 6am in the past year.
Eating grapefruit, bananas, fish and cheese could help patients suffering one of the most common lung conditions in Britain, say scientists.
Luke Alexander, 19, from the West Midlands, who was diagnosed last summer, has written an open letter to Education Secretary Michael Gove calling for HIV lessons to be made compulsory in all schools
Detoxing is an industry where robust and exacting science is unapologetically dismissed in a whirlwind of mind-boggling products and diets
Four common chronic pain conditions share a genetic element, suggesting they could – at least in part – be inherited diseases, say UK researchers.
Tesco is to stop sweets and chocolates being sold at checkouts at its smaller stores in the UK in an effort to help customers make healthier choices.
Dont bottle it up is the theme of this weeks national Dementia Awareness Week. With new figures revealing there are around 61,000 living with dementia in East Anglia, it is imperative we walk about the disease which affects so many people. Health correspondent Lauren Everitt reports.
