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Michael J Fox described his beloved wife Tracy Pollan, 62, as a "miracle" when sharing how she has been his rock amid his decades-long battle with Parkinson's. Speaking to Express. co.

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Medical experts have warned that there's a 'silent' symptom of high cholesterol levels that can show up on your feet. Cholesterol is vital within the body to help create hormones and cell membranes, but too much of the fatty substance can lead to significant health problems.

The root cause. Tori Spelling finally found the reason she and her family have been frequently sick and in the hospital over the past few months.

A popular Ayrshire takeaway has put on a unique tasty special to raise cash for a four-year-old battling cancer.

Tori Spelling and her children are experiencing a shocking health scare after the ’90s icon found mould in her home.

High blood pressure is a common problem with around one in three adults across the UK suffering from the condition.

High blood pressure can occur with little to no indication leading to various dangerous health conditions.

Tori Spelling revealed her family has been in a "continual spiral of sickness" for the last few months due to her rented home having "extreme mold."  "Here we are again at Urgent Care," the "90210" actress posted on her Instagram along with photos of her waiting with her children in an examination room. "We’ve all been on this continual spiral of sickness for months.

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with a caption that called it “so moisturizing.” Other videos she saw claimed breast milk soap could heal a host of skin conditions. So, three months after giving birth, she started making her own.She saw results right away. “It’s helped a lot with my son for sure,” says Williams, 20, who lives in Tampa, Florida as a stay-at-home mom.

A woman spent most of her 20s suffering from agonising back pain, intensely painful periods and couldn’t even tie her own shoe laces. Paisley Dylan even stopped going outside as she was worried people would stare at her due to the size of her stomach.

Dementia is a hugely common condition in the UK, with around 900,000 people currently living with it.

Homes Under the Hammer's Martin Roberts has recalled being told "you have hours to live" before undergoing emergency heart surgery.The 59-year-old underwent a life-saving operation last year after thinking his chest pains were a result of long Covid. However, he found out he was actually suffering from pericardial effusion, which is a build-up of fluid in the structure around the heart, and was immediately taken into surgery that saved his life. Martin explained that the sack around his heart was putting pressure on the vital organ and if it hadn't been caught he wouldn't be here to tell the story today.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic Does chronic Lyme disease exist? That’s the question that haunts “The Quiet Epidemic,” Lindsay Keys and Winslow Crane-Murdoch’s worthy and provocative documentary about the highly controversial syndrome. (The movie premieres on VOD on May 16.) The filmmakers argue, with unflinching advocacy and some very good reporting, that chronic Lyme disease most definitely exists. Among other things, “The Quiet Epidemic” is a portrait of individuals whose lives have been ravaged by it. Yet the movie, in its doggedly opinionated way, does acknowledge the profundity of the debate. The medical establishment, led by the Centers for Disease Control and the National Institutes of Health, has long held the position — one it maintains to this day — that Lyme disease is a real thing, eminently curable with a two-to-four week regimen of antibiotics, but that chronic Lyme disease, with sometimes devastating symptoms stretching on for months, years, even decades, is not backed up by the science.

Here in Scotland, we've got an impressive array of phrases and sayings that are thrown around in day-to-day life that may not always make sense to those from other countries.

A legend in the jungle – with viewers, at least – I’m A Celebrity South Africa’s Gillian McKeith, 63, is known for being one of the show’s most divisive, drama-prone celebs. During the current series, we’ve seen her rub her fellow stars up the wrong way with her sneaky stash of contraband – and who could forget her infamous ‘fainting’ episode back in 2010. Whatever your views on “Jungle Gill”, her quirky habits make for great telly.

(PCOS) and how the symptoms of the condition have affected her in a new interview with Gayle King on the SiriusXM show .“I just found out recently I have PCOS, polycystic ovary syndrome, and a lot of women have it. A lot of women who have it don’t know,” the 33-year-old singer said.

Vitamin B12 is an important nutrient that helps your body stay healthy and energetic.

Tim Visser is one of the most famous Dutch rugby players, but let's not forget that he is also a man with a personal life. It is well documented that any man's daily life is demanding. Professional life, daily duties, hobbies, and personal time, all have to fit in 24 hours.

Angelina Jolie has urged women with a history of cancer in their family to “look after” themselves and “take mamograms, blood tests and ultrasounds”. The actor posted a touching tribute to her late mum on Instagram for what would have been her 73rd birthday. Marcia Lynne ‘Marcheline’ Bertrand – also an actor – died of ovarian cancer in 2007,  after also being diagnosed with breast cancer.