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A study presented at the American Heart Association’s scientific meetings has raised concerns about melatonin, one of Britain’s most commonly prescribed sleep aids. The findings suggest that long-term users face a higher risk of heart failure. But the preliminary data demands careful scrutiny before the alarm is sounded.

Many men over 55 struggle to get quality rest, often turning to quick fixes for relief. The problem is that some of these quick fixes can make things worse. Sleep changes with age—hormones shift, metabolism slows, and recovery takes longer. Using the wrong sleep aid can lead to grogginess, dependency,…

4/5 This adaptation of Alan Hollinghurst’s novel looks at Thatcherism, the AIDS crisis and class in 80s Britain in satirical fashion

"I went to 43 funerals that year [1994] - that was what our life was like back then", actor Tilda Swinton said as she recalls living through the AIDS crisis.

The move to shut the agency comes as aid budgets are being slashed, leading to fears that global progress on HIV may be reversed

Polling finds majority consider £1bn funding for Aids, TB and malaria vaccines a UK success story

AmfAR, set up by Elizabeth Taylor, is known for hosting lavish parties and raising huge sums for HIV and Aids research

When a public figure dies, fans often focus on what made them famous—the music, the talent, the spotlight. But behind the acclaim are real human stories. For gay celebrities, living under the glare of both fame and social stigma can bring extra pressures. Their deaths often reflect not just personal…

Many retirees are shocked to discover that Medicare doesn’t cover everything—especially when it comes to teeth, eyes, and ears. Original Medicare (Parts A and B)...