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NHS 'silent killer' symptoms affecting 1 in 20 but takes over 4 years to diagnose

It is really important that we keep an eye on our health and if we feel like something is wrong, it is better to get it checked out and be safe rather than sorry, as we are all so often told.

Glasgow Live

Symptoms of silent killer thyroid cancer that can take 4 years to diagnose

The study looked at the experience of almost 1,200 patients

Nottingham Post

Condition one in 20 people suffer from but takes nearly five years to diagnose

The symptoms often overlap with other conditions

Liverpool Echo

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NHS thyroid symptoms as research says it takes 4.5 years for diagnosis

A new study looked at nearly 1,200 patients

Wales Online

The health condition suffered by one in 20 people taking 4.5 years to diagnose

One in 20 people in the UK are thought to suffer with a thyroid problem

Bristol Post

NHS symptoms of silent killer that affects 1 in 20 - but takes over 4 years to diagnose

Almost two thirds of cases it took multiple appointments and a worsening of the severity of symptoms before a diagnosis was made - with the average person getting a diagnosis after 4.5 years

Daily Mirror

NHS symptoms of condition suffered by one in 20 people with diagnosis 'taking 4.5 years on average'

A new study found that the majority of patients had multiple appointments and saw their symptoms get more severe before getting a diagnosis for an overactive or underactive thyroid

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Condition linked to tiredness and weight issues is suffered by 'one in 20' but many aren't diagnosed

It takes an average of 4-and-a-half years for these conditions to be diagnosed

Manchester Evening News

"I asked for help... they put it down to teenage hormones": Young survivors of Manchester Arena attack reveal lack of professional support

A new report was published today as Manchester and the world reflects and remembers on the sixth anniversary of the atrocity

Manchester Evening News

The FDA approved a new drug for hot flashes. Here's why it shows 'a lot of promise'

The Food and Drug Administration last Friday approved fezolinetant, or Veozah, to treat hot flashes for women in menopause. The non-hormonal drug treatment is the first of its class and represents an option for women who cannot take hormones.

Tribune News Service

Hair could predict a person's chance of heart attack or stroke

New research suggests hormones can help predict risk

Wales Online

Slow down your eating for weight loss and better digestion

So you're thinking about losing weight? You've decided on a day when to get started, with a vague idea of reducing portion size. The problem is, you now

The New Daily

Six months in, I can safely say making these small tweaks to my diet has changed my life - here's how

My skin is clearer, my energy levels are consistent, and my general wellbeing is better.

Marie Claire

Cycle syncing promises to boost your energy, mood and more - one woman shares how it's changed her life

How matching your lifestyle with your cycle can be hugely impactful.

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Why weightlifting is beneficial before and after the menopause

Many women begin experiencing symptoms of the menopause around age 50. As hormones begin to fluctuate and change, women might start experiencing a range of symptoms, such as hot flushes, joint pain, low mood and vaginal dryness. The menopause can also be accompanied by a range of physical changes too…

LiveScience

Can the menstrual cycle affect people's sleep and dreams?

Reproductive hormones may interfere with sleep quality and affect dreaming at different stages of the menstrual cycle.

The Times of India

Can untreated PCOD result in Ovarian cancer? Expert answers

Polycystic ovary disease is referred to as PCOD. Women with the syndrome experience cysts in their ovaries. As a result, the body produces more male hormones than is necessary, resulting in a hormonal imbalance. Along with other complications, the hormonal imbalance causes issues with menstruation and conception. In addition to…

The Independent UK

Ban on trans health care for kids heads to Missouri governor

Transgender minors won't have access to puberty blockers, hormones or surgery under legislation passed in Missouri

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Daily Mirror

Cutting one food can ease your problem menopause symptoms, says nutritional expert

Sue Camp, a registered nutritional therapist and functional medicine practitioner, has suggested changes to people's diets to help ease menopause symptoms

The Independent UK

Judge extends suspension of Missouri AG's transgender rule

A judge has extended her order barring enforcement of a unique rule pushed by Missouri’s Republican attorney general that would require adults and children to undergo more than a year of therapy and fulfill other requirements before they could receive gender-affirming treatments such as puberty blockers, hormones and surgery

The Independent UK

Tusk analysis reveals surging testosterone in male woolly mammoths – study

Traces of sex hormones extracted from the animal’s tusk provide the first direct evidence adult males experienced musth, researchers say.

The Independent UK

DIY trans care evades barriers in Missouri, other states

Transgender and non-binary Missourians are turning to do-it-yourself treatments as Republicans across the nation move to restrict gender-affirming health care

Manchester Evening News

1.5 million affected by this life-changing condition - including Victoria Beckham and Frankie Bridge - but many have no clue what it is

Symptoms are often attributed to other causes or go unnoticed - so the condition is often misdiagnosed

Salon

Microplastics messing with our hormones

It's not just plastics with BPA: everyday plastic pollution could be endocrine-disrupting, too

Daily Mirror

My daughter's hormones are raging and it's turned her into an exhausting brat

A reader asks resident agony aunt Coleen Nolan about how to cope with her 12-year-old daughter

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