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Revealed: Skincare basics for your 20s, 30, 40s and 50s

Lost on which serum, sunscreen or skin treatment to add to your skin regime? We've got you

Why is the comedy industry home to so many questionable men?

On a dating app for artsy types, I found a hotbed of infidelity and weird obsessions.

'Mum, can you play with me?': Why it's important to play with your kids

Playing with kids can be hard for parents, but it is vitally important to help them grow.

Why ballet is a great workout for an ageing body

New York Times: Classes for ‘silver swans’ can help you improve balance and find joy.

'Why would you do this?': Meth Rules' mum slammed for name choice

'Did the epidural block your brain?'

Opinion: Is sex addiction real or just an excuse?

Sex addiction is often blamed by celebs for sex offences - but is it a genuine illness?

I began to lose my smell 20 years ago – I now know this could have been a Parkinson’s symptom

Telegraph: How one woman came to terms with living with a degenerative brain disease.

Why marriage makes you and your children wealthier

Telegraph: An economist's look at the cost of marriage breakdown is ruffling feathers.

Opinion: Why do people find my normal-sized body so offensive?

When I wrote about my yoga practice, I was shocked to see such vitriol in the comments.

I drink alcohol regularly. What can I do to mitigate the risks?

NY Times: There’s no magic antidote, but experts say certain lifestyle choices can help.

Watch: Kate's reaction to lifejacket mishap during airbase visit

The Princess of Wales got a little more than she bargained for on a recent airbase visit.

How I went from sweating in bed with self-loathing to running a marathon

Telegraph: Bryony Gordon's health U-turn began with a walk.

From probiotics to diet changes: How to lower your cholesterol

Could taking supplements lower your cholesterol? In theory, yes.

Four signs you have a 'good relationship' with food

If your relationship with food is a highly emotive one, it may be time to reassess it.

GPS watch? No thanks. Top runners are ditching the data

New York Times: Increasing number of elite distance runners don’t wear activity tracking.

Love at first sight and no time to waste as rest home residents marry

“I had a good look at him, and I just thought, ‘Wow’.”