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Yemen: Children face life-threatening illnesses due to rapid decline of immunisation
Unicef estimates that nearly 10,0000 kids under the age of five may have died in the past year from preventable diseases.
Alex Wheeler Apr 12, 2016
Having an apple-shaped body predicts the risk of heart disease better than obesity and BMI
Having a high waist circumference is closely associated to a risk of left ventricular dysfunction.
Léa Surugue Apr 04, 2016
Study warns one-fifth of adults worldwide will be obese by 2025
Study predicts one third of adults in UK will be obese by 2025 with zero chance of meeting UN's obesity goals.
Maria Khan Apr 01, 2016
Tax on all fat foods needed to stem obesity epidemic consuming the UK
The UK is predicted to become the fattest nation in Europe by 2025, with almost 40% of adults obese.
Paul Wright Apr 01, 2016
Heart attacks: Patients are younger and more obese than 20 years ago
Cardiac patients are getting younger and fatter, prompting worries that prevention is not working.
Léa Surugue Mar 24, 2016
Sleep deprivation: Single gene explains why lack of sleep leads to increased appetite
A gene responsible for the interaction between sleep deprivation and metabolic disorder has been identified.
Léa Surugue Mar 24, 2016
Apple iOS 9.3 boasts Night Shift feature to help you sleep - here's how to download it
Night Shift gives users the ability to control the amount of blue light levels emitted from the iPhone screen.
Jason Murdock Mar 21, 2016
We must commend George Osborne's brave sugar tax: Inaction on obesity is not an option
Experts predict that it could reduce obesity, save the NHS £567m a year and raise £1bn for sports programmes.
Tom Brake MP Mar 21, 2016
World Sleep Day: Ten rare sleeping disorders you may not have heard of
World Sleep Day is marked on 18 March 2016 to raise awareness of sleep disorders and healthy sleep.
Mar 18, 2016
George Osborne interrogated about "distracting" sugar tax on Good Morning Britain
Chancellor confident Budget plans will benefit disabled people.
Lucia Binding Mar 17, 2016
Now we can't walk if we want to? TfL's nanny state lesson in laziness
Standing on both sides of the escalator might aid congestion but it is a missed opportunity to tackle obesity.
Jane Ogden Mar 16, 2016
Nasa showcases potential breakthrough new heart pump motor using flywheel technology
Video shows a heart motor pump which could give hope to people born with a missing ventricle.
Adam Justice Mar 11, 2016
Ultra-processed food make up half of Americans' daily calorie intake
A study shows that a majority of Americans derive 90% of their energy intake from added sugar.
Léa Surugue Mar 09, 2016
Immunity for doctors and nurses who admit mistakes can end NHS blame culture says Jeremy Hunt
The Health Secretary says staff can learn from the errors of others.
Brendan Cole Mar 09, 2016
Short men and fat women are poorer and have fewer chances in life thanks to their genes
When it comes to socio-economic well-being, those who are short in height or overweight are worse off.
Léa Surugue Mar 08, 2016
Zika: Mosquito-repellent clothes detergent developed by biologists
Researchers in Chile develop substance which may repel the Aedes aegypti mosquito.
Adam Justice Mar 04, 2016
Scientists discover how lack of sleep makes us overeat
A study brings new clues to understand why we reach for late-night snacks.
Léa Surugue Mar 01, 2016
Air pollution increases obesity risk: 'Urgent' action needed to improve air quality
A recent study shows that breathing polluted air can lead to metabolic dysfunction and possible weight gain.
Léa Surugue Feb 24, 2016
Zika virus: Bill Gates says response is better than for Ebola crisis
The world's wealthiest foundation has helped make great strides against diseases.
Adam Justice Feb 23, 2016
NHS: Unions plan 1st ever full walkout by junior doctors in challenge to Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt
A leaked letter from the BMA calls on the government to "put their money where their mouth is".
Brendan Cole Feb 22, 2016
Sugar shocker: Full list reveals the amount in Starbucks, Costa and Caffè Nero's hot drinks
Popular high street coffee chains are accused of helping to stoke the obesity crisis
Staff Reporter Feb 17, 2016
London Ambulance Service trialling app to help guide first responders to emergencies
GoodSAM app could get emergency aid to patients in critical minutes following an incident.
Owen Hughes Feb 16, 2016
Richard Dawkins taken to hospital after suffering stroke on eve of Australia and New Zealand tours
The 74-year-old author and biologist was due to speak about his latest memoir.
Paul Wright Feb 12, 2016
Woman stores McDonald's Happy Meal for six years in health experiment
Woman embarks on McDonald's Happy Meal experiment to find out if the fast food decomposes.
Maria Khan Feb 09, 2016
BMI not a good indicator of health: 75 million Americans wrongly classified
Having a high body mass index does not necessarily mean the person is unhealthy, UCLA study finds.
Hannah Osborne Feb 04, 2016
Zika virus: Australia reports two cases of infection as Asia rush to put in safeguards
Mosquitoes carrying the virus have also been detected at the Sydney International Airport.
Rachel Middleton Feb 03, 2016
Brazil President Dilma Rousseff vows to fight Zika virus
Rousseff said the government will spare all resources to fight the virus plaguing the country.
Nicole Rojas Feb 03, 2016
Only 17% of Brits eat five portions of fruit and vegetables a day
1 in 10 young Brits don't think fresh fruit is good for their health.
James Tennent Feb 02, 2016
Zika virus: Exterminators fumigate houses to kill mosquitoes carrying deadly infection
House workers use fumigators as part of preventative measures against the Zika virus across Americas
Alex Wheeler Jan 29, 2016
Exercise alone will not aid weight loss as body adapts to extra calories burned
There is little difference in the amount of burned calories between moderate and high levels of activity.
Matt Atherton Jan 28, 2016
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