Allergies? They're our bread and butter: The mothers who turned their children's food intolerances into businesses

The number of allergy sufferers has trebled in Britain in two decades. One in three of us develop an allergy and they affect about 40 per cent of children.

Taking Care of Baby's Sensitive Skin

Worried about chemicals like phthalates and parabens in your baby shampoos, soaps, and lotions? See what the experts say.

Salvation for sensitive skin

Best products for sensitive skin plus the best new tweezers to pluck those fine hairs.

Ask Dr. Gott: Are stress, baldness linked?

Dear Dr. Gott: My son has a bald spot on the back of his head. His doctor said it was stress-related alopecia. His hair grew back and his scalp was normal, but the bald spot reappeared, bigger, and is lasting much longer. So his doctor told him to buy Rogaine.

Are stress and baldness linked?

Q: My son has a bald spot on the back of his head. His doctor said it was stress-related alopecia. His hair grew back and his scalp was normal, but the bald spot reappeared, bigger, and is lasting much longer. So his doctor told him to buy Rogaine. Am I correct that now he should see a dermatologist? I don't think he's stressed. A: I'm not all that sure your son suffers from alopecia, an ...