A common skin condition, polymorphic light eruption (PLE), is often misdiagnosed as heat rash, leading to ineffective treatments. Dr. Philippa Kaye explains how to distinguish and manage the itchy condition.
An innovative treatment approved for NHS use may delay the need for lifelong insulin injections.
New research indicates creatine monohydrate could potentially aid as an additional treatment for major depressive disorder, though findings are not conclusive.
Breaking up sedentary periods with even brief periods of movement can significantly reduce the risk of cancer-related death.
A common skin condition triggered by UV light, not heat, can cause discomfort and embarrassment, but effective management strategies exist.
An approved immunotherapy drug, teplizumab, is offering hope for early-stage Type 1 diabetes patients by potentially slowing the disease's advance and reducing reliance on insulin.
A new method using artificial intelligence can identify lesions in the brain's grey matter, offering potential advancements in understanding and treating multiple sclerosis.
Experts clarify the nutritional profile of mayonnaise, highlighting its benefits and potential risks.
Viral social media challenges involving NeeDoh toys are reportedly leading to serious injuries, including burns requiring hospitalization and skin grafts.