Mental illness is on the rise across the US, and, some 3.5 million American children who go untreated, according to new University of Michigan research, these conditions may stunt their progress. from Health | Mail Online https://dailym.ai/2GlqSbl
They say sharing is caring, but sometimes you’re better off not — towels, toiletries and toothbrushes can carry bacteria, viruses and fungi that can spread between people. Here, we explain why. from Health | Mail Online https://dailym.ai/2I6sJCx
Wellness shots are everywhere, from high-street supermarkets to coffee shops. Here, NHS dietitian Noor Al Refae looked at some popular products and we rated them. from Health | Mail Online https://dailym.ai/2I6sMhH
A new study from the University of Montreal found that boys who paid less attention in class or didn't interact well with classmates earned at least $1,300 less than their peers in adulthood. from Health | Mail Online https://dailym.ai/2GmsUYP
Dermatologist Dr Hayley Goldbach spoke to Dailymail.com about how the element of surprise can make a paper cut sometimes feel more painful than a cut from a knife. from Health | Mail Online https://dailym.ai/2IkASDN
A 70-year-old man, from St John, Canada, ate a marijuana lollipop that contained 90mg of THC - the psychoactive component that gets you 'high' - compared to seven mg in a regular joint. from Health | Mail Online https://dailym.ai/2GlqJ7N
For the first time in nearly a decade, the number of US children and teens using tobacco products has increased - to nearly 5 million - amid the teen vaping 'epidemic' the CDC's latest data reveal. from Health | Mail Online https://dailym.ai/2I6sDLb
Ayden Palmer, six, from Prosper, Texas, is battling sickle cell disease, an inherited disorder that causes red blood cells to have a crescent shape, which blocks proper blood flow in vessels. from Health | Mail Online https://dailym.ai/2GCcydV