Breast Implant: 20,000 British Women Face Cancer Risk
Surgeons have been alerted by Nuffield Hospital about cancer risk arising from the German breast implants.
Walnuts in Diet Can Slow Tumor Growth: Study
Researchers from the University of California, Davis, in association with colleagues from the Western Regional Research Center of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, have discovered that walnuts in an individual's diet can slow the growth of tumors.
Gene Mutation Associated with Prostate Cancer Identified
A new study raises hope for simpler genetic tests to diagnose and treat inherited prostate cancer in young males.
Too Much Use of Internet Can Damage Teenagers’ Brains: Study
A new study has shown that spending too much time on the Internet can have disruptive effects on the brain's nerve wiring, similar to alcohol, cocaine and cannabis.
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US Woman Cynthia Lee Posts Disturbing Suicide Note On Facebook
Cynthia Lee, from Michigan, posted a suicide letter on Facebook hours before killing herself.
Toyin Owoseje Jan 25, 2012
Scientists Use Stem Cells to Cure Blindness
Scientists from Advanced Cell Technology Inc. in Marlborough and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have found a way to cure blindness with the help of stem cells.
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Belfast Hospital Baby Deaths: Sink Taps Cause of Infection
Sink taps confirmed as source of infection which killed three babies at a Belfast hospital
Ewan Palmer Jan 24, 2012
Sir Richard Branson: War on Drugs has 'Totally Failed'
Sir Richard Branson has told MPs they need to change the way they deal with drug use.
Ewan Palmer Jan 24, 2012
Magic Mushrooms May Help Treat Depression, Drug Scientist Say
Hallucinogenic psilocybin in magic mushrooms could be used to treat people with depression.
Ewan Palmer Jan 24, 2012
Women Feel Pain More Than Men, Study Finds
A new study has found that women feel more intense pain than men in virtually every disease category.
Sharon Green Jan 23, 2012
Cancer Patients Continue to Smoke Cigarettes After Diagnosis
39 percent of lung cancer patients and 14 percent of colorectal cancer patients were smoking at time of diagnosis, a new study has found.
Sharon Green Jan 23, 2012
Medical Miracle: Man Keeps 3-Inch Nail in his Brain for a Whole Day
Dante Autullo continued with his day as usual. He felt uneasy while waking up the next day and went to the doctor realising something went wrong.
BS Unnikrishnan Jan 21, 2012
Bid to Tackle ‘Frankenstein’ Bird Flu Virus: Study Halted for 60 Days
A huge controversy has erupted after a group of scientists created an incredibly lethal, hyper-contagious bird flu virus so they can come up with a vaccine to prevent it. The airborne version of the strain may easily spread among humans.
BS Unnikrishnan Jan 21, 2012
Contraceptive Pill Proven to Ease Period Pain
Evidence shows that the Pill relieves symptoms of painful menstrual periods, a study has found.
Sharon Green Jan 20, 2012
Till Death Do Us Part: Thai Man Marries Dead Girlfriend
Thailand: The grief-striken man made the ultimate gesture of love to his deceased girlfriend.
Toyin Owoseje Jan 20, 2012
Vitamin D Could Reduce Depression in Children
Children with higher levels of vitamin D have a 10 percent lower risk of developing the mental health problem.
Sharon Green Jan 20, 2012
Lauren Laverne and Celebrity Friends Raise Cash for Oxfam
Radio 1 DJ joins Caroline Flack, Miquita Oliver and Jane Sheperdson at Oxfam’s Get Together fundraiser launch.
Toyin Owoseje Jan 18, 2012
Vitamin D 'Improves Vision of Elderly'
Vitamin D supplements could improve age-related problems with eyesight, study finds.
Sharon Green Jan 18, 2012
The Cheeseburger: The World's Best Kept Mistake
A Californian town has claimed that the world's most popular dish was made by accident in it's kitchen in the late 1920s.
Toyin Owoseje Jan 17, 2012
Study Finds Babies Read Lip Movement; Autism Cases Can be Detected Early
The study can help detect Autism at an early stage
Aparajita Das Jan 17, 2012
Dean Windass Speaks out about his Depression
Former ex-striker for Hull, Dean Windass, opens up about suicide bid and says he has cried every day for two years.
Jamie Lewis Jan 16, 2012
Foetus Parties not Ethical, says Midwife
Royal College of Midwives' Prof Cathy Warwick speaks out against foetus parties.
Jamie Lewis Jan 13, 2012
Shame and the Sex Addict: A Real Problem That Destroys Lives
The new film Shame, starring Michael Fassbender as a sex addict, is rapidly acquiring critical acclaim, as well as prompting discussion about its controversial subject matter among the chattering classes.
Nicholas Edmondson Jan 13, 2012
South Africa: New Warning on 'Beautiful' HIV Gang Infecting Unsuspecting Men
South African female gang of HIV positive women are accused of intentionally infecting men in viral email
Toyin Owoseje Jan 13, 2012
Internet Addiction Has Similar Affects to Drink and Drugs
“Internet addiction disorder” can cause brain damage like forms of substance abuse.
Sharon Green Jan 12, 2012
Breast Implant Scandal to Lead to Tougher Rules
Tighter regulation of cosmetic surgery industry in Britain on cards after experts reconvene review panel
Sharon Green Jan 11, 2012
Breast Implants: Private Clinics Urged to Act
Health department says private clinics should remove faulty PIP implants for anxious women on same basis as NHS agreement.
Sharon Green Jan 09, 2012
Alcohol-free Days Recommended by MPs
Drinking guidelines need overhaul and should encourage at least two drink-free days a week, says report.
Sharon Green Jan 09, 2012
Silicone Breast Scandal: Women With Rofil M-implants Also at Risk
Thousands more women may be at risk of sub-standard silicone breast implants after it was revealed that French company Poly Implant Prothese (PIP) were selling implants under a different name.
Sharon Green Jan 06, 2012
Breast Implant Scandal: French Company also Made Fake Testicles
The French company at the centre of the breast implant scandal also made fake testicles, it has been claimed by former staff.
Shane Croucher Jan 05, 2012
GlaxoSmithKline Appeals Over Argentine Baby Drug Trial Fine
GSK Argentina Laboratories denies anti-pneumonia drug killed 14 babies and appeals against parental consent ruling.
Ewan Palmer Jan 05, 2012
Study on Monkeys Reveal Best Hope For HIV Vaccine
An experimental vaccine has appeared to protect monkeys from the species' version of the HIV virus, leading to optimism that a similar vaccine could be developed for humans.
Ewan Palmer Jan 05, 2012
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