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Early signs of motor neurone disease you should never ignore as rugby star Rob Burrow dies aged 41
Motor neurone disease is an incurable condition that impacts the brain and nerves, writes Neil Shaw
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AI could help detect risk of heart failure, new study finds
Researchers hope the findings could lead to benefits for patients globally
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Hayfever? Migraine? Doc's pick of over-the-counter treatments for common summer problems
Dehydration is just one of the things to watch out for this summer, says Steven Smith
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'I was in the self-destruct Olympics until I was 48 and this is how I turned my life around'
Billie started to hate herself after piling on weight when she hit the perimenopause, says Neil Shaw
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How to 'grow your bones' and reduce risk of osteoporosis
Nutrition, physical activity and hormones all play a part in bone health
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Green spaces fund awards £68,000 to Stockport NHS Charity for therapy garden
The latest updates from Stepping Hill Hospital
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Doctors claim to have CURED diabetes with cell therapy break-through
The pioneering diabetes treatment could change the lives of millions of Brits and slash the morbidity rate, writes Fiona Callingham
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Doc's top over-the-counter treatments for 'winter vomiting bug' as cases rise
The UKHSA has issued an alert after an "unseasonal rise" in cases of 'winter vomiting bug', says Neil Shaw
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Super old DNA linked to psychiatric disorders like depression
The findings could 'revolutionise' mental health research, writes Nina Massey and Steven Smith
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Headaches from hell: The 4 types and what they’re trying to tell you
Liz Connor explains that headaches can have different causes and need different treatment
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'Chickenpox destroyed my son’s childhood' says mum, who urges parents not to avoid vaccinations
Tom now requires full-time care and the use of a wheelchair after developing suffering serious complications, writes Eleanor Fleming
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The every-day warning signs that could mean you have thyroid problems
Hypothyroidism affects about 2% of the UK population, with women being more susceptible than men