en 60 /healthandfitness/news/story/40492.html?rss=1 Around a fifth of England's GP surgeries are under threat of closure, according to the Conservative party. /healthandfitness/news/story/40272.html?rss=1 Bad news for pill poppers this week as new research claims that taking vitamin supplements to boost our health may actually be doing us more harm than good. /healthandfitness/news/story/40242.html?rss=1 Celebrity chefs Anthony Worrall Thompson and Simon Rimmer are showing their support for Manchester's second annual Pink Pinkie Week. /healthandfitness/news/story/40112.html?rss=1 Women who drink more than a glass of wine a day could increase the risk of developing breast cancer, a study warns. /healthandfitness/news/story/39922.html?rss=1 Exercising regularly can make you look 12 years younger, new research has revealed. /healthandfitness/news/story/39842.html?rss=1 The Genesis Centre welcomed champion boxer Ricky Hatton on Tuesday 1 April, for a tour of Europe's first ever, purpose built breast cancer prevention facility. /healthandfitness/news/story/39602.html?rss=1 Female vets run twice the risk of miscarriage as a result of exposure to anaesthetic gases and pesticides, a study suggests. /healthandfitness/news/story/38942.html?rss=1 A small dose of aspirin on alternate days can cut the risk of developing asthma among women, suggests a new US study. /healthandfitness/news/story/38292.html?rss=1 A growing number of Brits are travelling abroad for medical treatment, a recent poll by website TreatmentAbroad.com shows. /healthandfitness/news/story/38002.html?rss=1 Prostate cancer is the most common male cancer in the UK and kills 10,000 men every year - more than one man every hour. /healthandfitness/news/story/37082.html?rss=1 Jim Pollard, editor of www.malehealth.co.uk, talks about vasectomy and why the procedure is causing so much concern amongst the male population. /healthandfitness/news/story/36722.html?rss=1 What's your attitude to pornography? Harmless adult fun? Just another capitalist industry? Or a dangerously addictive drug? /healthandfitness/news/story/36702.html?rss=1 Using a mobile phone does not increase the risk of getting brain tumours, a Japanese study has concluded. /healthandfitness/news/story/36692.html?rss=1 Valentine's Day might be just around the corner, but according to new research from Wassen Coenzyme Q10, nearly half of us are too tired for sex. /healthandfitness/news/story/36322.html?rss=1 999Today takes a look into how to reduce your risk for breast cancer and steps to take in preventing the disease. /healthandfitness/news/story/35102.html?rss=1 Breast cancer screening in East Anglia has reduced deaths from the disease by nearly half, a study finds. /healthandfitness/news/story/34802.html?rss=1 People who drink moderate amounts of alcohol and are physically active have a lower risk of death from heart disease than people who don't drink at all, research shows. /healthandfitness/news/story/34542.html?rss=1 Relationships website Ask Dan and Jennifer looks at whether too much sex is bad for your health. /healthandfitness/news/story/34342.html?rss=1 The current "opt-in" system of organ donation has been the subject of debate for many years, but just how serious is the shortage of organ donors in the UK? /healthandfitness/news/story/33842.html?rss=1 Doing the right kind of brain exercises can improve the memory and other mental abilities of older people, research suggests. /healthandfitness/news/story/33822.html?rss=1 Children who do not get enough sleep face an increased risk of obesity, a study has revealed. /healthandfitness/news/story/33162.html?rss=1 The use of drugs is becoming increasingly common to try and cure medical illnesses, but more practical solutions are often overlooked, with potentially threatening consequences. /healthandfitness/news/story/33102.html?rss=1 Dr Ian Banks, president of the Men's Health Forum, looks at how UK men can be encouraged to visit their GP more often. /healthandfitness/news/story/32982.html?rss=1 The majority of UK nurses are being tied down by excessive paperwork, a new survey has warned. /healthandfitness/news/story/32842.html?rss=1 The days of free love are long gone – careless sleeping around brings with it a price. Are you aware of the dangers of STIs?