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Canadian beauty salon fat shames woman – 'you won't fit in the chair'
Kimberly Adie said staff at a Winnipeg salon refused her a pedicure because she was too large.
Divya Kishore May 04, 2017
Just how bad are energy drinks for your health?
As sales of energy drinks grow, so are energy drink-associated visits to hospital.
Lydia Smith Apr 28, 2017
It's been proven that diet foods could make people fatter
Sugar-laden 'diet' products are contributing to weight gain.
Lydia Smith Apr 26, 2017
Police called after pizza shop opening in 'Britain's fattest town' descends into chaos
Whitehaven's local mayor complains the town has 'too many' fast food outlets.
Will Worley Apr 23, 2017
Olympian James Cracknell says North Korea is one of two countries with 'a handle on obesity'
"Yes but people are starving in North Korea, aren't they?"
Lydia Smith Apr 18, 2017
South Africa mourns inspiring girl with rapid ageing disorder who outlived doctors' hopes
Phalatse suffered from rare genetic disorder that causes rapid ageing but was a 'champion of positivity'.
Elsa Buchanan Apr 12, 2017
Society is hooked on healthcare spending — but more money doesn't make people healthier
From America's opioid crisis to the NHS's instinct to over-medicalise, healthcare spending is often wasteful.
Andrew Sabisky Apr 04, 2017
Morning-after pill may be less effective for overweight women
A new report suggests emergency contraception may not work for women with a BMI of 26 or more.
Jen Offord Apr 01, 2017
Joe Biden calls out Trump's healthcare plan as a $1tn tax break, not healthcare for Americans
Former vice president says if you lined up all the millionaires in America and said ''is this fair?'' they'd say ''no''.
Graham Lanktree Mar 22, 2017
Obesity and diabetes: Sitting on a whole-body vibration machine just as effective as exercise
Whole-body vibration tested for its benefits in mice and could have implications for human health.
Hannah Osborne Mar 15, 2017
Smoking numbers hit record lows as Britons turn to vaping
The latest figures show that the number of smokers in the country is at its lowest level since records began.
Jordan Bhatt Mar 15, 2017
Watch the moment a five-year-old boy discovers he is getting a new heart after 211 days of waiting
Ari Schultz has been living in and out of hospital since he was born.
Lydia Smith Mar 10, 2017
Five women explain why they don't want children - and how they're judged for it
Being child-free is still a taboo.
Lydia Smith Mar 06, 2017
What is 'Protorexia' – a protein-shake fad or a symptom of dangerous clean eating?
There is a fine line between eating healthily and eating obsessively.
Lydia Smith Feb 27, 2017
What is clean eating and what is orthorexia nervosa?
Avoiding processed foods is wise but clean eating can sometimes go too far.
Lydia Smith Feb 25, 2017
The brain creates the same fruit sugars that are fuelling the obesity crisis
Fructose has been linked to conditions including diabetes, obesity, cancer and liver disease.
Martha Henriques Feb 23, 2017
Little girl on BBC2's Incredible Medicine with heart growing on ribcage: 'I love to run'
Surgeon Gabriel Weston will meet some of the world's most extraordinary people.
Lucia Binding Feb 22, 2017
Why am I so tired?
Do you really need eight hours sleep? Everything you need to know about sleep.
Staff Reporter Feb 17, 2017
What is Shigellosis? Symptoms and treatment of winter vomiting bug spreading across UK
An outbreak of a winter vomiting bug has struck down children in schools.
Feb 13, 2017
Supermarket chain Sainsbury's recalls 7 stir fry items in salmonella scare
Routine testing found 'possible presence of Salmonella in a small number of packs', supermarket says.
Mark Piggott Feb 10, 2017
Female genital mutilation: Facts and statistics that show we desperately need to address FGM
More than 200 million girls and women alive today have undergone female genital mutilation.
Feb 06, 2017
Obese couples take longer to get pregnant
When both partners are obese, their chances of conceiving may be reduced.
Léa Surugue Feb 03, 2017
Londoners warned of three-day toxic air alert in capital
Mayor Sadiq Khan called it a public health emergency.
Harriet Sinclair Jan 18, 2017
Wearable technology knows you're ill before you do
Sensors spotted senior author of study had Lyme disease before he was aware himself.
Alistair Charlton Jan 13, 2017
Here's why you want that kebab after a night at the pub
Drinking alcohol makes people hungry because of what it does to neurons associated with hunger.
Léa Surugue Jan 10, 2017
A new organ has been identified in the human body – here's how doctors missed it for centuries
Leonardo da Vinci first noticed the body part in the 1500s, but its true structure has only just been officially recognised.
Martha Henriques Jan 04, 2017
Here's why you might not stick to your New Year resolution of exercising more
Inactivity may be a consequence rather than a cause of obesity.
Léa Surugue Dec 29, 2016
Study reveals health crisis among the middle aged in England
Public Health England study revealed high levels of obesity and diabetes.
Brendan Cole Dec 28, 2016
Small molecule could treat patients with rare obesity syndrome and insatiable hunger
The molecule appears to have therapeutic benefits, improving growth and life-expectancy in mice.
Léa Surugue Dec 26, 2016
Possible breakthrough in preventing Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Doctors have discovered babies who died from SIDS had low levels of brain protein orexin.
William Watkinson Dec 20, 2016
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