Changing skin is a fact of life, but sometimes it could be a sign of something deeper. These are five changes to watch out for, according to a GP.

Growing up, I used to struggle severely with dry skin. My mom couldn't use soaps like Tide or Bounty on my sheets or clothes. I struggled with even touching clothing ...

A THIRD of NHS workers, including carers, don’t look after their own health because they are burnt out. And a fifth miss ...

It is not just a skin problem—it is a chronic immune disorder, meaning the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy skin cells, leading to inflammation. Factors such as stress, infections ...

Research suggests that the balance of bacteria in the digestive system may play a role in various aspects of health, including metabolism, digestion, and even skin appearance. Probiotics and ...

Atopic dermatitis commonly affects the hands and fingers ... moisturizing the skin frequently can also reduce the risk of skin problems. Medication is available to treat many of the skin ...

We use our hands constantly—grasping, typing, gripping, writing, pulling, and pushing—leaving little time for them to rest. That’s why when we experience dry skin on our hands, it’s hard to ignore.

There has been a significant rise in the number of deaths caused by liver disease in recent years, making it more important than ever to be wary of symptoms that could suggest an anomaly in your ...