How the menopause can drive women MAD! Panic attacks, violent rages, hallucinations: just some of the terrifying symptoms you’re NOT warned about

• Christina Roberts suffered from anxiety and almost ended up agoraphobic
• She was initially prescribed anti-depressants before being switched to HRT by a doctor in New York
• Samantha Cole had similar problems with the menopause, she started to feel really down and victimised for no reason
• Jo Gordon was suffering from extreme rage and frustration, which she and her family found very hard to deal with 

When Christina Robert saw a strange man climbing in through her bedroom window, she was terrified.‘He was wearing dark jeans and a black leather jacket. I ran on to the landing and screamed for someone to call the police,’ says the 52-year-old writer, who lives in London.

‘My 16-year-old son and 13-year-old daughter rushed out to see what was wrong. It was only then that I realised it couldn’t possibly have happened — we were on the fourth floor. The entire thing was a hallucination.’

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Revolutionary new PILL could treat skin cancer: Scientists discover drug could help patients resistant to standard treatments

• Drug called a panRAF inhibitor could help advanced skin cancer patients
• Skin cancer patients can become resistant to standard drugs within a year 
• The new drugs hit several cancer cell survival routes at once
• They suppress tumours without any significant side-effects
• Clinical trials focusing on safety and dosage will begin next year

A revolutionary new pill for advanced skin cancer is to be trialled next year. Laboratory tests suggest that the drug is likely to be effective in melanoma patients who no longer respond to existing treatments.

Known as a panRAF inhibitor, the drug may also help people with a strain of cancer that cannot be treated with standard drugs.

Melanoma, or malignant skin cancer, affects around 13,000 people and causes more than 2,000 deaths in the UK each year. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2894612/Revolutionary-new-PILL-treat-skin-cancer-Scientists-discover-drug-help-patients-resistant-standard-treatments.html