Dr Dawn Harper answers your questions on how to keep your bones and joints strong and healthy
Oestrogen is a hormone that protects bone, and levels decrease sharply when women reach menopause. Find out the risks and what you can do to manage them.
As you reach menopause, the changes in your hormone levels affect your calcium needs. See how to protect your bones for the future.
Find out how mood can affect production of cortisol and put stress on your skin.
We all know that exercise is good for our health, waistline and mental wellbeing, but here's another reason to get active: helping your skin.
HRT is prescribed to relieve menopause symptoms by replenishing lost hormones, but could it also help with bone health? Find out here.
Sleep is when your skin rejuvenates and recovers from the day, and its cells repair themselves. Find out how sleep can help your skin.
Got some tricky skin problem areas? Here are some ways to help you finally see a difference.