In the first of an unmissable podcast packed with practical advice, leading physiotherapist Sammy Margo discusses aches and pains, posture and how to reduce stress with Dr Max Pemberton

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In the final part of our brilliant skincare podcast, the Mail's Dr Max Pemberton speaks with top dermatologist Dr Susan Mayou about many common woes - including age spots and skin tags - to get the answers you need.

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In the third part of our brilliant skincare podcast, the Mail's Dr Max Pemberton speaks with top dermatologist Dr Susan Mayou about the symptoms that mean you should seek help - and the truth about the potent acne drug Roaccutane. 

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In the second part of our brilliant skincare podcast, the Mail's Dr Max Pemberton speaks with top dermatologist Dr Susan Mayou about why you SHOULDN'T fear steroid creams - and the very best moisturisers for dry skin.

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In the first part of a fascinating podcast, the Mail's Dr Max Pemberton speaks with top dermatologist Dr Susan Mayou about the everyday ways you can protect your skin - and why it doesn’t need to cost you a fortune!

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In the final - and hilarious - episode of our unmissable new podcast on dieting and weight loss, the Mail's Dr Max Pemberton speaks with Dr Meg Arroll about why the way you approach food can have a huge impact on your health - and any attempts to shed the pounds

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In the second episode of our unmissable new podcast on dieting and weight loss, the Mail's Dr Max Pemberton speaks with Dr Meg Arroll about why lockdown has turned us into a nation of boredom eaters craving junk food

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In the first episode of our unmissable new podcast on dieting and weight loss, the Mail's Dr Max Pemberton speaks with Dr Meg Arroll about why lockdown has turned us into a nation seeking comfort in food

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