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Speeding up new prostate cancer care to save men s lives

Dr Miriam Stoppard shares research from University College London into the most common cancer in men, which could lead to faster new treatments

Duke universityNorth carolinaUnited statesUnited kingdomHayley luxtonSusan halabiNational institute for healthDrug administrationProstate cancer united kingdomNational instituteCare excellenceProstate cancerMiriam stoppardWomens healthUniversity college london

Key to happiness has been revealed - and you can even study it at university

Miriam Stoppard shares the latest research from Bristol University into how we can train ourselves to feel cheerful and stay that way

City ofUnited kingdomBruce hoodSarah jelbertLaurier santosCatherine hobbsBristol universityProfessor bruce hoodSeven lessonsLiving wellMiriam stoppardMental healthSocial media crazeImmune systemLife expectancy

Better follow up care for women is crucial in preventing cancer in the womb

Those with non-atypical endometrial hyperplasia are recommended to have a trial of hormone treatment and it is vital the patient receives regular follow-up monitoring to track potential progression to cancer

City ofUnited kingdomMichael rimmerEdinburgh universityResearch collaborative in obstetricsUniversity college londonUnited kingdom wideUniversity collegeUnited kingdom auditResearch collaborativeMiriam stoppardWomens health

Women shouldn t accept heavy periods as normal - see your doctor if they re affecting your life - Miriam Stoppard

There are treatments out there that can change your life - doctors may suggest different types of contraception

Miriam stoppardMental health

Surprise link between big toe pain and an increased risk of heart diseases

Gout is caused by a build-up of uric acid and is commonly thought of as a problem effecting the joints, but a new study has revealed the surprising connection with the cardiovascular system

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