Artificially sweetened drinks linked to risk of irregular heartbeat, study finds
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Companies portray menopause as ‘medical problem’ and push women towards ineffective treatments, papers find
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‘The world became so loud’: what it’s like to suddenly lose your hearing
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Alone with a choking stranger, screaming for help that didn’t come, I learned sometimes you have to get involved | Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff
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Oversensitive and overreactive: what is nervous system dysregulation and how can it be resolved?
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Catalan pharmacies hand out free reusable period products
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Scientists grow ‘mini-organs’ from cells shed by foetuses in womb
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First over-the-counter birth control pill will go on sale later this month
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France makes abortion a constitutional right in historic Versailles vote
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‘I can’t bear the pain’: grieving the lives lost to the Dominican Republic’s abortion ban
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Credible science or false claims: calls for more regulation of beauty products
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‘All it takes is a quick walk’: how a few minutes’ exercise can unleash creativity – even if you hate it
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Four in five billboard ads in England and Wales in poorer areas
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Surgical hubs would help cut NHS waiting lists for operations | Letter
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Out with the animal cruelty. In with … mushrooms? These farmers are leaving factory farming behind
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Mental health leave offered to Taiwanese students as youth suicides double
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I saw my therapist weekly for two years. Then he let slip he’d been watching me. Had he crossed a line?
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What’s up with Generation Z?
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‘I can cry without feeling stigma’: meet the people turning to AI chatbots for therapy
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‘It feels like we’ve been lobotomised’: the possible sexual consequences of SSRIs
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No, it’s not all your mother’s fault! And 10 other myths about going to therapy, busted
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CDC drops 5-day isolation period for recovering COVID-19 patients
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U.S. health officials drop 5-day isolation time for COVID-19
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CVS and Walgreens to begin selling abortion pill
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Calls for a global fund to tackle air pollution, killer of 7m a year
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More than a billion people worldwide are obese, research finds
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Oprah Winfrey announces she is stepping down from WeightWatchers
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Ultra-processed food linked to 32 harmful effects to health, review finds
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Patient's family owes $81,000 for a single air-ambulance flight
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‘Brain fog’ from long Covid has measurable impact, study suggests
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Can these 1,800-year-old-wellness tips help you live better?
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Killer fungi detectives: inside the lab that may be fighting the next pandemic
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‘She endured cruelty’: what led to a leader’s death at a historically Black university?
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7th measles case confirmed in outbreak linked to elementary school in this state
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Microplastics found in every human placenta tested in study
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West Virginia passes religious exemption school vaccine requirement bill
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The Guardian view on the patient-doctor relationship: human connection is part of health | Editorial
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Women must be told of sodium valproate risk to unborn babies | Letters
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Vast swaths of US will be exposed to polluted air by 2054, says report
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Sponge on a string reduces long waits for diagnostic test for cancer
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We started a group chat to help fellow doctors in Gaza. Then it went quiet
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Is the 100-year old TB vaccine a new weapon against Alzheimer’s?
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Like cigarettes, junk food should come with a warning: ‘Can kill’ | Martha Gill
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Can we have our cake and eat it? Welcome to the world of sugar elimination
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‘My embryos aren’t safe here’: US patients struggling with infertility scramble after Alabama IVF ruling
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EU countries could save 238,000 lives a year by meeting WHO air pollution guidelines
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Black children suffer ‘more complications’ after appendicitis surgery
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Fighting talk: why we should mind our language on cancer | Letters
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Second Alabama provider stops IVF care after court deems embryos ‘children’
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Two very rare Covid vaccine side-effects detected in global study of 99 million
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A chemical linked to fertility problems in animals has been found in oats in the US. Should we be worried?
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What is lymphatic drainage massage and why do celebrities love it?
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The mothers fighting a scandal bigger than thalidomide: ‘We were told the medication was safe’
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Scientists find link between brain imbalance and chronic fatigue syndrome
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6th case of measles at elementary school in this state identified: Officials
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Plant-based diet cuts sleep apnoea risk by a fifth, research shows
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Why is my 13-year-old son coming under pressure to get buff? | Letters
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‘They only knew how to fight’: school helps girls to heal after Boko Haram
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‘Everything is hairless’: what 100 women taught me about porn and body confidence
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Women benefit more than men from same amount of regular exercise – study
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Call the midwife! No matter how bad you’ve heard care can be, ‘freebirthing’ is not the answer | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
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All gain, no pain: how to avoid injuries from running, skiing, swimming, cycling, football, rugby, yoga …
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‘It is shameful’: why the return of Victorian-era diseases to the UK alarms health experts
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Working from home can bring big health benefits, study finds
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‘There are no serious safeguards’: can 23andMe be trusted with our DNA?
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Record long-term sickness bodes ill for UK economic growth
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True romance: how to keep the love alive when one of you has a chronic illness
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‘As with a poem, each patient is unique’: the cancer surgeon using poetry to help train doctors
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Lockdown diagnosis delays caused jump in skin cancer deaths, study suggests
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The playwrights fighting for the NHS: ‘We only engage in a moment of crisis’
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