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Carol Vorderman has bravely shared her experience with the menopause, explaining that there was a point where she even felt "suicidal at times".The TV presenter, 61, who recently posed with her rarely seen son as they celebrated her daughter's graduation, spoke out on Wednesday 27 July's segment of This Morning, where she fronted the This Morning Menopause Bus. Making her way from Liverpool all the way to Cardiff, Carol attempted to spread awareness and information on what happens to the body and mind during the menopause.

Cervical screening tests are offered to women between the ages of 25 and 64 as a way to prevent cervical cancer. However, while it's a vital procedure, it can be a daunting one so we've compiled a few tips to help. To start, the test checks for unhealthy changes to cells lining the cervix and for the presence of a virus called human papillomavirus (HPV).Treatment is more likely to be successful when cervical cancer is spotted at an early stage, but some women find the screening a daunting experience.

Emily Atack was in fits of laughter as she mounted Jamie Laing and acted as a human backpack for a challenge on Celebrity Juice. The actress, 32, donned an unbuttoned white shirt and school tie before stuffing a number of school-themed objects inside her clothing.

This Morning's Dr Philippa Kaye was reduced to tears as she opened up about her friend Deborah James's announcement that she has made the decision to enter end of life care amid cancer battle. Dr Philippa, 41, has herself battered bowel cancer after she was diagnosed back in 2019 and she had an emotional chat about cancer with the ITV show's hosts Phil Schofield and Rochelle Humes who is filling in for Holly Willoughby. The ITV GP's friend and BBC podcaster Deborah James, 40, was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2016 and she has been candid in sharing her journey and decision to enter end of life care after living with stage four cancer for five years.

THIS Morning's Dr Philippa Kaye fought back tears on today's show following friend Deborah James' announcement that she's entered end of life care. The programme's resident medical expert was diagnosed with stage two bowel cancer in 2019, aged 39, and shared the symptoms to look out for.

This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield accidentally gazed directly into a very bright lamp and burned his eyes lives on the ITV programme.Phil and co-star Rochelle Humes were both testing out various devices which help combat seasonal affective disorder when the blunder happened.The pair were hosting the daytime show on Monday when Phili suffered the awkward accident.

THIS Morning's Phillip Schofield suffered a major on-air blunder today after gazing directly into very bright lamp. He and Rochelle Humes were testing out various tech to combat seasonal affective disorder when Phillip nearly singed his eyes.

A heavy cold is currently sweeping the nation that has been described as the 'worst lurgy ever'.

A horrible and hard to rid cold is currently spreading across the north west.

The Mirror reports. The Liverpool Echo has reported that many people on Merseyside are coming down with something similar.

coronavirus.Negative results show they are suffering with a harmless, yet nasty common cold infection. And there's a reason why it's bad this time around.Dr Philippa Kaye, a London GP, told the BBC: "We've been seeing a rise in the number of coughs and colds and viral infections."We are mixing in a way that we haven't been mixing over the past 18 months."The spike in viral infections comes as the public returns to normality with the UK less strict on wearing masks and social distancing.According to Wales Online, new arrivals at universities also face a surge in "Fresher's Flu".

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Wales Online. London GP Dr Philippa Kaye told BBC Newsbeat : "We've actually been seeing a rise in the number of coughs and colds and viral infections.

direct to your inboxDr Philippa Kaye was 39-years-old when she heard those dreaded words.The diagnosis of bowel cancer would change her life and mean crossing the divide from being a doctor to being a patient.Yet even with years of medical training, nothing could have prepared her for the reality of the diagnosis.While bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the UK and the second biggest killer, at Philippa’s age, she had just a one in a ten-thousand chance.Lying in the hospital bed, she found out what was wrong with her at the same time as the surgeon who had just carried out the colonoscopy.“I looked at the cancer on screen and I knew what it was,” said Dr Kaye, who is a resident doctor on ITV’s This Morning.“I turned and looked

Eamonn Holmes, 61, has spoken out after a Twitter user criticised him for sharing that he has been avoiding having his routine bowel cancer test on This Morning.

This Morning’s resident doctor, NHS GP Philippa Kaye, was just 39 when she heard the dreaded words ‘it’s cancer’, instantly crossing the divide from expert to patient.

EAMONN Holmes got a telling off from This Morning viewers today as he made a joke about using his wife Ruth's medication. The Irish TV star, 61, and his wife Ruth Langsford, 60, spoke to Dr Philippa Kaye about the storage of old medicines on today's show.

Eamonn Holmes was told off by Dr Philippa Kaye after he joked about taking his wife Ruth Langsford 's medication. The 61-year-old was hosting This Morning alongside his wife Ruth when the awkward moment occurred.When talking about their medicine cupboard, Eamonn said to Ruth: "I always think - well I didn't exactly finish that course [of medicine] but I'll keep that in case of an emergency, in case Ruth bursts into a fever."Ruth replied: "But I wouldn't take any old tablets."Eamonn then said: "You won’t take any tablets, you won’t even take new tablets.

Dr Philippa Kaye has announced that she is cancer free after undergoing a 12-hour long operation last month.The 40 year old announced on This Morning last month that she had been diagnosed with secondary bowel cancer and would be having surgery to have it removed. As of one of the resident doctors on the hit ITV daytime show, Philippa returned on Thursday to discuss the signs of ADHD.

This Morning's Dr Philippa Kaye revealed the terrifying moment she was diagnosed with bowel cancer last year as she prepares for her final surgery. The London-based GP, 40, appeared on Wednesday morning's show to speak about her experience after being told she has the disease in May last year.

THIS Morning's Dr Philippa Kaye has revealed the terrifying moment she was diagnosed with bowel cancer. The London-based GP, 40, appeared on Wednesday morning's show to speak about her experience after being told she has the disease in May last year.