Frequent flying might sound fun or even necessary for official tours or those who work as cabin attendants, but there's a lesser-known health concern that often flies under the radar, low haemoglobin.

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A small device implanted just beneath the skin, roughly the size of a large postage stamp and weighing about two grams, kept ...

When, at 56, I had my blood pressure taken at a gym and was told it was that of a fit person in their 20s, I was smug, to say ...

Among the most common contributors to sustained fatigue in women are iron deficiency and hormonal fluctuations.

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A deficiency in either vitamin B12 or iron can cause low energy levels, but neither is superior for boosting energy if there ...

New results from a clinical trial show promising outcomes for a gene-edited treatment for severe sickle cell disease, a ...

Hyperventilation is common in EMS. Pulmonary embolism (PE) is not. That imbalance creates risk. Experience teaches us to ...