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ANGELA EPSTEIN: When Yvette Greenway-Mansfield began experiencing a dull discomfort in her lower abdomen, it was clear there was something wrong.

Surveys increasingly suggest that many of us feel driven to try self-treatment instead of struggling to get NHS help.

By John Naish PUBLISHED:20:32 EST, 24  September 2012| UPDATED:02:20 EST, 25 September 2012   You may think that even the lowest, most  callous criminal would draw the line at stealing life-saving medical equipment  such as baby heart monitors and emergency resuscitation systems from NHS  hospitals. But across the country, millions of pounds  worth of such…

Indulge in some aromatherapy using this elegant ceramic diffuser. It emits a scented mist for up to six hours and comes with a built in breathwork coach.

SIR – The NHS wants us to use 111 rather than 999.

Last year a MailOnline survey found that half of Britons said they were trying to avoid buying Chinese goods, and a few months ago writer John Naish decided to stop buying them altogether.

Indias Covid tsunami: AMRIT DHILLONs harrowing dispatch reveals a nation living in terror as its hit by double and even TRIPLE mutation Covid variants that dont show up in tests - so should Australia let in ANYONE from the subcontinent? Indias health infrastructure has been brought to its knees by a second wave three times higher than the first India thought it had seen off the worst of the pandemic, re-opening with Hindu festivals and cricket matches  But now cities are on lockdown again, ant...