I survived brain op... but surgery may have left me with CJD: Mother of three told by hospital that she may have been infected by contaminated blood

Lorraine Walsh collapsed in 2008 at her west London home and underwent an operation for a brain aneurysm. She is one of 34 patients who had been operated on with possibly infected tools.



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Becky Mantin waged all-out war on her baby's severe eczema

Becky Mantin, from Richmond, Surrey, first saw the symptoms of eczema on her son Rory, now almost four, when he was just eight months old.



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Stress fractures are one of the dangers of playing sports

THE SPECIALIST: An associate professor at Mount Sinai, Dr. Alexis Colvin is an orthopedic surgeon who sees patients of all ages, primarily for sports injuries. As the Chief Medical Officer for the U.S. Tennis Association, she will also be providing care to the tennis greats at the U. S. Open this week. An associate professor at Mount Sinai, Dr.

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Trading work for workouts is a smart move

Can’t afford that pricey boutique gym class? No sweat. You can pay your way in to a number of New York studios by joining their cleanup crew.

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'Seeing my own arm cut open? It was murder!': His novels are full of gory killings... but when Peter James had carpal tunnel surgery he just couldn't watch

Peter James, 65, from Sussex, creator of the Roy Grace Detective Superintendent series says his own operation for carpal tunnel syndrome was ‘stomach-churning’.



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Is there ANYTHING that Botox can't treat?

Botox has been officially approved for 12 conditions, and just this month, it was revealed the toxin may combat stomach cancer and trials are under way.



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Boob it like Beckham: Pick your new designer breasts from 600 styles

The new range of implants capitalises on the desire for the ‘has-she-or-hasn’t-she’ looks of Victoria Beckham and Catherine Zeta-Jones.



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