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Health Secretary Victoria Atkins lauds Mail's £300m ADHD bill exposé

Our investigation also revealed how online hustlers are charging £650 a time to fill in claims to receive Personal Independence Payments (PIP) for physical and mental health conditions.

Is a prostate issue to blame for my sexual problems after I started online dating aged 76 following divorce? Ask DR ELLIE CANNON

Q: I'm a healthy 76-year-old and I just started online dating after my divorce. However, during sex I struggle to maintain an erection. Should I be worried about my prostate?

Hip fractures more deadly than cancers in over 65s, new study says

Many deaths are caused by complications triggered by the life-changing injury, such as heart failure or pneumonia, the study claimed.

Isle of Wight runners to take on the London Marathon | Isle of Wight County Press

Runners from the Isle of Wight are taking on the challenge. Read about them here...

Jameela Jamil says 20 years of dieting has damaged her bone density

'Jubilant Joints': Cambridge scientists and their unique turmeric supplement could help ease YOUR joint discomfort

James Bomphrey, 62, from Hampshire, has always kept active and believes that taking Turmeric+ has helped him continue to do the things he loves as he gets older.

From couch potato to marathon runner: Rachel Richards' inspirational journey

BBC star Mariella Frostrup admits she 'wants more male attention' now she's 61

Broadcaster Mariella Frostrup was born in Norway and grew up in Ireland but now calls London home.

JENNI MURRAY: The Cass Report is a voice of reason on trans dogma

There's a long-standing approach to reports of this kind. Find someone highly respected in their field. Pay them to make their enquiries. Publish and read the report. Put it on a shelf and forget about it.

Hampstead: the worst place to break a bone - as nationwide data shows patients with hip fractures wait longer in affluent London suburb than anywhere else in the country

Leafy, affluent Hampstead in north-west London is a much sought-after place to live. However, a new study has found that it's also the worst place in Britain to have a fracture.