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Endometriosis affects 176 million people worldwide, with one in 10 women of reproductive age in the UK suffering from the condition. In recent years, celebrities such as Molly-Mae Hague, Sophie Kasaei and Emma Bunton have opened up about their own diagnoses. “Endometriosis is a disease where cells similar to those lining the womb grow elsewhere in the body.

In a People interview, Buffy the Vampire Slayer actress Emma Caulfield Ford, who played the demon Anya on the TV series, updated her health and detailed her MS battle, which she kept quiet for more than a decade.

Kym Marsh cheekily quipped 'not again' when she returned to Morning Live with an almost request for co-host Gethin Jones. The actress and presenter was back at the helm of the BBC One programme on Thursday (February 29) for the first time since the sad death of her father.

Tributes have been pouring in for Dave Myers, star of cooking duo the Hairy Bikers, who has sadly passed away aged 66 following a battle with cancer.

A woman announced she had died from a rare form of cancer via a heartbreaking LinkedIn post. Daniella Thackray, 25, had pre-written her final words on the social media site, which her family had posted on her behalf.

A midwife with more than 40 years of service in the NHS is being forced to pay hundreds of the medication keeping her in work. The medication for her incurable, life-limiting condition is available for free in Wales and Scotland, but not in England.

A drive to protect children with the MMR vaccine is being stepped up across the north west and Greater Manchester amid rising cases of measles.

Reusable water bottles are beneficial in so many ways - helping keep you hydrated, they also cut down on single-use plastic, and save you money every time you refill instead of buying a new bottle of water. Plus, with all the chic stainless steel flasks and glass bottles on the market – not to mention sporty carrying straps – they’ve become something of a fashion accessory.

A mum who took her baby to hospital with a common complaint but was dismissed and sent home has helped launch a campaign after her daughter was later diagnosed with an extremely serious medical condition.

Wendy Williams‘ son is sharing more information about her primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia diagnosis.

Former Strictly Come Dancing star Susannah Constantine has recalled the terrifying moment she was rushed to hospital with a life threatening illness that could have left her paralysed.

Actress Amy Schumer has revealed she has Cushing's Syndrome after receiving speculation over her appearance. The US star was promoting the second series of her comedy-drama Life & Beth on US talk shows last week, but a lot of the discussion on social media afterwards centred on her appearance rather than her work, with many pointing out her face was 'puffier than usual.'

TV star Susannah Constantine has recalled a terrifying experience, which saw her rushed into hospital for emergency surgery.The former Strictly Come Dancing star, 61, had been suffering from pins and needles, tinnitus, and a swollen left eye. Speaking about this scary ordeal, the former What Not to Wear star told OK!: "They said" 'It's Hobson's Choice, if you don't have the operation, you've got a one in three chance of having a brain haemorrhage, being paralysed or having a stroke.

The last few years have been very challenging for everyone, including the St Andrew’s Hospice, and sadly this year, the local charity continues to face financial challenges.

For once in her life, Amy Schumer is sort of thankful for all the hate comments about her appearance lately. Why? It led her to know “something was wrong” with her health — and she finally got some answers about what was happening!

NHS, the uncommon condition is caused by having too much cortisol (the primary stress hormone) inside the body, and can be serious if left untreated. Symptoms can include weight gain and a red, puffy, rounded face.Comedian and actor Schumer, 42, confirmed her diagnosis in journalist Jessica Yellin’s ‘News Not Noise’ newsletter yesterday (Friday, February 23).The update came after fans began asking why she appeared to have a “puffier” face during recent interviews about the second season of her Hulu comedy-drama series Life & Beth.Earlier this month, Schumer responded to “everyone’s input about [her] face” by saying: “There are some medical and hormonal things going on in my world right now but I’m okay.”Yellin confirmed in her latest newsletter: “I reached out to Amy after the haters came for her.

I arrived for my appointment at a health centre in Bury and was seen promptly. Screening technician, Claire Butterworth, explained the procedure and ten minutes later it was over and I had my result.

It’s always a good idea to see your GP if you have any concerns around your health.

As Julie Alfrey sat beside her son in his dying moments, she felt 'helpless'. She watched as his lips turned blue and his organs failed, constantly asking herself if she could have done more.

Kym Marsh was tearful during her first TV appearance since her father's death as she spoke about plans to bury her son's ashes alongside him. The former Coronation Street star was heartbroken last month when she and her family announced the death of David Marsh.