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Is it a good idea to have a hot toddy when you’re sick?

Experts weigh in on if the traditional remedy of whisky, honey, lemon and hot water can actually help your cold

The best UK Christmas gifts for dads (that aren’t whisky or novelty socks)

From fondue sets to hot sauce, board games to stadium prints, our edit has presents for every budget – even for dads who swear they’ve got everything

Is it true that … a glass of wine a day is good for your heart?

Moderate wine consumption may benefit your cardiac health, but foods such as grapes and berries offer similar advantages without the negative effects

I am three months sober. How do I support my 11-year-old autistic son?

Your son’s autism may make it even harder to navigate this situation. Try to show him things are better, rather than just telling him

The one change that worked: I sobered up – and started to listen to what my body was telling me

After years of partying, I realised the exhaustion and anxiety weren’t worth it, and turned my back on Friday night Fomo. I still enjoy the dancefloor, but I always know when to leave

‘Social apnoea’: sleep disorder could worsen at weekends, research suggests

Lifestyle factors such as drinking and smoking could contribute to increased severity of obstructive sleep apnoea

I wallowed in booze for four decades. Here’s what five sober years have taught me

To give up drinking once seemed unthinkable – and when I finally made the leap, it didn’t go quite as expected

I wish I had known more about alcohol when I started drinking

It seems a sensible move to use explicit warning labels on products. What I’m more sceptical about is the ‘No amount of alcohol is safe for you’ messaging, writes Arwa Mahdawi

Electrolyte sachets are everywhere – but will they cure a festival hangover?

Marketed to ‘party people’ and touted as a faster route to hydration than water, electrolytes are in the middle of a boom

I was 19 and on the trip of a lifetime – then I drank a cocktail laced with methanol

In a bar in Bali, Ashley King was given a lethal drink. A day later, she realised she was going blind. She thought all her dreams were over – but the reality proved very different

Cinderella partying: why young women no longer dance until dawn

In a new survey, just 5% of British women claimed their perfect night involves dancing with friends – and 65% would rather not go out at all

US daylight saving time starts tomorrow. Experts share the 10 worst sleep mistakes

We spend roughly a third of our lives sleeping and yet a lot of us still don’t know how to do it right

I tried ‘intermittent sobriety’. Here’s what I learned jumping on and off the wagon

While this is by no means health advice, these are a few things I’ve found helpful in case you’re also feeling sober curious

Quit it! From vaping to doomscrolling, 10 bad habits and how to break them

Procrastinating? Online shopping too much? Always cancelling? These top tips from experts will help you change bad behaviour for the better

Love your liver! 19 simple ways to look after this incredible organ, chosen by doctors

Should you do Dry January? Is any amount of alcohol good for you? And do detoxes work? Hepatologists reveal the tips they live by

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  • ‘A potential treasure trove’: World Health Organization to explore benefits of traditional medicines
  • I threw a potato. Mum brandished a knife … would whole-family therapy save our Christmas?
  • ‘She was like a deer in headlights’: how unskilled radical birthkeepers took hold in Canada
  • Sport, music, Scouts … it’s time to end the relentless treadmill of kids’ extracurricular activities and re-embrace civilisation
  • How to eat, drink and be merry – while pregnant – at Christmas
  • UnitedHealth reduced hospitalizations for nursing home seniors. Now it faces wrongful death claims
  • The Divided Mind by Edward Bullmore review – do we finally know what causes schizophrenia?
  • Worried about winter? 10 ways to thrive – from socialising to Sad lamps to celebrating the new year in April
  • ‘Lonely, terrifying and scary’: 70% of students in UK university halls feel isolated, poll shows
  • The 175 best holiday gift ideas for 2025, vetted by the Guardian US staff
  • New antibiotics hailed as ‘turning point’ in treating drug-resistant gonorrhoea
  • Endings are hard, but facing them helps us to heal
  • The one change that worked: sharing ‘accountability’ notes has made life better for both of us
  • ‘Oysters are a risk, as is raw meat’: why you get food poisoning – and how to avoid it
  • ‘I feel shrink-wrapped’: the reluctant rise of shapewear for men
  • House Republicans propose healthcare plan with no extension of tax credits
  • Friday briefing: How the Free Birth Society’s ​philosophy ​contributed to a ​preventable ​death
  • Senate rejects dual healthcare bills as Obamacare tax credits expiration nears
  • One in five women in England say their concerns were ignored during childbirth, survey finds
  • The best experience gifts in the UK for Christmas, tried and tested, from life-drawing to wizard tea
  • Is it a good idea to have a hot toddy when you’re sick?
  • Parasite cleanses: why are so many people obsessed with intestinal worms?
  • Could a drug for narcolepsy change the world?
  • Is it true that… you should take vitamin C when you’ve got a cold?
  • The truth about the ‘gender care gap’: are men really more likely to abandon their ill wives?
  • The best UK Christmas gifts for dads (that aren’t whisky or novelty socks)
  • ‘It’s absolute anarchy’: Oxygen therapy chambers have led to horrific deaths. Why are Maha elite raving about them?
  • Death of Irish mother in ‘free birth’ reveals how poor maternity care is pushing women towards extreme influencers
  • It’s entirely reasonable to be in awe of surgeons – but patients need someone they can talk to

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