Sheree Mutton

Coconut oil has been lauded as a superfood, but is it good for us or just another fad?

Out of the 660,000 Australian women who're at moderate to high risk of breast and ovarian cancer, almost two thirds don't even know it.

British researchers have found that a common cancer drug could help women’s ovaries produce new eggs.

While doing her hair Australian scientist Dr Dharmica Mistry stumbled across a clue that could change the way we test for breast cancer forever.

Among the sensational skyscrapers in Dubai are some truly luxurious spas offering heavenly treatments from gold facials to hammams.

We talk to the experts about keeping the dreaded cold weather illnesses at bay.

All-natural beauty products have become somewhat of a craze in the past few years, but are they really chemical-free or are cosmetic companies simply greenwashing?

The new generation of cosmetic treatments.

Skin cancer is one of the few cancers that can be identified with the naked eye - here's how to spot one.

You can slow down the ageing process with a healthy diet rich in antioxidants and nutrients, writes Sheree Mutton.

Chatting courtside with The Weekly's Sheree Mutton, Li Na reveals a bit about life outside of tennis and her hopes for the future of the game.

“I'm back into things a little faster than most, simply because it feels right for my body.”

Scientists have linked walking with longer life spans, reports say.

Few people would associate New York City as a place to relax and unwind but there's a new spa and wellness movement gaining momentum.

Feeling tired for long periods of time seems to be a part of most people's lives these days, but is it normal?

It’s estimated that influenza causes more than 18,000 hospitalisations and 300,000 GP consultations every year in Australia.

Back in Australia, Eva Longoria sits down with Sheree Mutton and talks candidly about turning 40, sexism in Hollywood and why she’s in no rush to get married again.

She’s known for her quirky and cool personality but yesterday supermodel Cara Delevingne was all about the Aussies – including our hunky Hugh Jackman.

One in 12 Australians will develop bowel cancer in their lifetime and in the May issue of The Australian Women's Weekly Erin Molan and her sister, Sarah Sutton, speak about their family's battle.

The Australian Women's Weekly Beauty Director Sheree Mutton talks life, love and turning 40 with Megan Gale.

From cutting out carbs to juice cleanses, the rise of extreme dieting has proven to be popular here in Australia, but these so-called diets can also be very dangerous for our bodies.

The Weekly’s Beauty and Health Director, Sheree Mutton, reveals some simple steps on how to get an A-list glow.