Dr. Max Pemberton is a Co-Founder at Vivat Direct Limited. He specializes in health and wellness, with a focus on aging and longevity, diet and nutrition, mental health, and the cultural implications of cannabis and psychedelics. Max has been featured in notable publications including Reader's Digest UK, The Times, and The Spectator.
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There's a shocking new breast cancer statistic that's likely to have frightened women across the country. But, let me separate the science from the hype.
When Jeremy Clarkson told the world he had cancer, he did it in the most Clarkson way imaginable. Halfway through harvest, he turned to the people around him and said: 'I've got cancer.'
We all know the drill when it comes to checking our moles. Keep an eye on them, if one changes shape, colour or size, or grows a ragged edge, get it looked at. It's sound advice that saves lives.
Good luck to anyone hoping for a productive Monday. I've no quarrel with a late night and a few pints for the football. It's one of those rare things the whole country does together.
Last month a woman sat in my consulting room and said she was convinced she had Lyme Disease after reading about all the possible symptoms. But she wasn't the first patient I've seen to say this...
Think about how many people you know who suffer with gut problems. The bloating, the cramping, the urgent dashes to the loo, the miserable mornings spent doubled over in pain.
For four years, journalists at this newspaper have worked under terrible accusations. It was alleged they hacked phones, blagged medical and travel records and did 'unlawful information gathering'.
For four years, journalists at this newspaper have worked under terrible accusations. It was alleged they hacked phones, blagged medical and travel records and did 'unlawful information gathering'.
For four years, journalists at this newspaper have worked under terrible accusations. It was alleged they hacked phones, blagged medical and travel records and did 'unlawful information gathering'.
Last year a patient of mine suffered a cardiac arrest while on holiday in Spain. He was in his forties and perfectly fit. He had no history of heart problems and neither did anyone in his family.
