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Readers and Tweeters Urgently Plea for a Proper ‘Role’ Call in the ER
Letters to the Editor is a periodic feature. We welcome all comments and will publish a selection. We edit for length and clarity
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From dying young to diabetes: The potential 'dangers' of low T
From dying young to type 2 diabetes: Potential dangers of testosterone deficiency revealed as experts warn ‘male menopause’ is leaving
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Long Covid doubles the chances of life-threatening heart problems
Long Covid, which affects two million Britons, doubles the chances of life-threatening heart problems, study finds University in Tbilisi study
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How I Made It: 'I helped to break Bulgaria's Olympic gold medal curse'
Welcome back to How I Made It, Metro.co.uk’s weekly career journey series. This week we’re chatting with Moses Nalocca, a 38-year-old
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The Achilles heel of the influenza virus: Ubiquitin protein may be an approach for future medicines
Influenza viruses are becoming increasingly resilient to medicines. For this reason, new active ingredients are needed. Important findings in this
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Does COVID-19 accelerate the worsening of clinical disabilities in multiple sclerosis patients?
In a recent study published in Neurology – Neuroimmunology Neuroinflammation, researchers investigated the impact of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) on
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Adrenal fatigue on the rise – seven signs you might be suffering
Your adrenal glands are situated on top of your kidneys and are where your primary stress hormones are made –
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Gran warned by doctors her mouldy house ‘could kill her’
A grandmother claims doctors told her that her mouldy home “could kill her”. Christina Anderson was given the heartbreaking news
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Wearable Fitness Trackers May Interfere With Cardiac Devices
Wearable electronic devices such as smart watches, worn by consumers to monitor their health, could interfere with the correct working
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Normal result from gastrointestinal biopsy not protective against later IBD, study finds
Individuals with a gastrointestinal (GI) biopsy that comes back normal still have a heightened risk of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
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