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The controversial psychotherapy loved by Prince Harry has come under intense scrutiny, but is there science behind its unusual methods?

When Prince Harry shared his therapy session with Oprah Winfrey, on his docuseries The Me You Can’t See, most of us didn’t expect to see him with arms crossed across his chest, tapping alternate shoulders and solemnly stating “London is a trigger”. It turns out the Duke of Sussex was having eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing, or EMDR, whose other famous advocates include Sandra Bullock, David Beckham and Lady Gaga.

If you have trouble falling asleep, you might turn to common sleep aids to try and help - but one drink famous for helping you drift off could actually have the opposite effect

Ketamine is in the news following the death of Matthew Perry, but for many depression sufferers around the world, it remains a vital therapy

Having travelled around the world seeking out the best theatre and circus training in Europe, Sarah and Blaise Barham are putting what they have...

Jury still out on whether UK is set to face ‘a major wave’, amid hopes expedited booster will be effective against new variant ‘Pirola’

Chief Medical Officer Sir Michael McBride said it was a weakness that there was not a central government chief scientific adviser.

Chief Medical Officer Sir Michael McBride said it was a weakness that there was not a central government chief scientific adviser.

The General Medical Council investigated what he told the family of a nine-year-old child who died.

Nareen Young, an indigenous academic from Sydney, claimed discussion at an Alice Springs community crisis meeting was appalling and reminded her of a movie about the KKK.