A team of Australian researchers have identified a biochemical marker in the blood that could help identify newborn babies at risk for sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), a breakthrough they ...
Shanghai will gradually begin reopening businesses such as shopping malls and hair salons in China’s financial and manufacturing hub from Monday after weeks in strict COVID-19 lockdown, while Beijing ...
By Imy Brighty-Potts
Skin cancer affects significantly more men than women – and men are almost twice as likely to die from the disease.
Melanoma skin cancer kills more than 2,000 people ...
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) on Wednesday said they were dropping all mask requirements at airports and on airlines.
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By Katie Wright
After celebrating her 96th birthday on April 21, Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II is in remarkably good health for her age.
The nonagenarian mother-of-four, grandmother-of-eight and great-grandmother-of-12 has ...
The European Commission said that between 60% and 80% of the EU population was estimated to have been infected with COVID-19, as the bloc enters a post-emergency phase in which mass reporting ...
Researchers are looking to recruit 120 former professional footballers to help with a new study to investigate possible ways to reduce the risk of dementia.
The £1.3million BrainHOPE study aims to ...
By Imy Brighty-Potts
New guidance has us thinking about our waistlines.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) says adults with a body mass index under 35 should ensure ...
President Nicos Anastasiades instructed the Health Insurance Organisation (HIO) on Friday to introduce effective mechanisms to prevent abuses of the general health system that pushes up costs and undermine the ...
By Abi Jackson
Most people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) have a list of foods that tend to trigger symptoms.
What causes IBS to flare up can vary from person ...
By Danielle Desouza
‘Sleep teas’ are all the rage right now, with many swapping their cappuccinos for chamomiles and their hot chocolates for a steaming lavender brew.
We’re talking ...
By Prudence Wade
Sticking to an exercise routine over the winter months is tough. Especially when it feels like you only have a three-hour window of sunlight to work with, ...
By Danielle Desouza
Ice baths are all the rage on TikTok, with many people hopping – or more accurately edging themselves – into a tub of cold water chilled with ice, or ...
By Abi Jackson
As tempting as it was to hope the pandemic would suddenly disappear – taking all the grief and angst of the past two years with it – that’s ...
By Katie Wright
From fast-paced thrillers and murder mysteries to fascinating memoirs and dragon-filled fantasy novels, books can bring us immense pleasure.
There’s something particularly powerful about the way ...
By Lisa Salmon
Eating a healthy diet is a vital part of staying well. But, like most things, balance is key – and if it’s taken too far, even healthy ...
By Lisa Salmon
If you forget to return a call or send a card (perhaps Valentine’s Day slipped your mind this year?), new research showing feeling low or sad ...
By Prudence Wade
Long gone are the days when vegans or anyone with a dairy allergy would struggle to find suitable milk alternatives for their morning brew.
Now, there’s ...
By Lauren Taylor
If you cracked open a few more beers and popped several more wine corks than you normally would during lockdown, you’re not alone. New research has ...
South Africa’s health regulator said on Monday it had approved a COVID-19 vaccine from China’s Sinopharm, although a senior health official said the government was not planning to ...
By Abi Jackson
It’s no secret coffee helps us kickstart the day, switching us from sleepy to alert. But do you find it kicks your digestive system into action ...
Pfizer Inc has begun submitting data to federal regulators as part of the process to win U.S. emergency use authorization (EUA) of its COVID-19 vaccine for children under age 5, ...