Hairy toes are actually quite common, and can actually tell you a whole lot about your health

The new study examined pregnant women in Denmark between 2004 and 2018

Family medicine professor Dr Ronald Epstein described open and honest conversations between GPs and patients as a 'shared responsibility'

Many travellers are wondering if there's any truth behind the claims cropping up on social media

The UKHSA has announced that genital herpes cases are on the rise

Madelene Sagstrom is expecting her first child, a baby boy, with her PGA caddie husband Jack Clarke

BBC Two's Emma Barnett: Fighting Endometriosis documentary dropped last week (1 June)

If you think having super heavy periods is 'normal', you might want to think again

Spotting the signs, which may be subtle and therefore overlooked, could help save a life.

Many women may find their budget isn't stretching as far as it used to, thanks to rising manufacturing costs

Prince William has been praised for his honesty and for breaking down stigma with his reply

Democratic Representative Yassamin Ansari has introduced the 'H.E.R. Agenda'

The UKHSA has shared new data on the number of people diagnosed with STIs in England, and encouraged testing, even if you show no symptoms

TikTok users are rethinking lower-back pain after spotting a surprising posture clue

There's plenty of other ways to cool down 'that don't involve putting your health at risk'

It might already be sitting on your bathroom shelf

It's not your imagination

Dr Susanna Unsworth has explained exactly why the viral trend can be so harmful for women's health

A women's health expert has called out the highly problematic trend making its rounds on social media at the moment

Bryan Johnson spent a long time working on his health, but now hopes to help his girlfriend's brutal condition which many women have

Think twice before taking your kit off tonight

A doctor appeared on TV to give an urgent warning to people who use blue inhalers to manage their asthma

Women's health expert Dr Susanna Unsworth says doomscrolling on the loo could increases a person's risk of developing intimate discomfort

Alzheimer’s disease can affect memory, thinking skills and other mental abilities