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Russia: Putin 'may have bowel cancer,' claim reports
A senior Royal Navy admiral has claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin hastily decided to attack Ukraine because he is allegedly ill. The now-retired Falklands veteran Rear Admiral Chris Parry made the claims during an interaction with children at a school last week.
MRI scans reveal how Covid-19 infection changes the brain
A study conducted by scientists in the UK has revealed that Covid-19 infection changes the human brain. The findings which have now been published in the journal Nature are based on the health data of 401 people who have had Covid and 384 healthy persons.
Tom Felton gives health update after shock collapse
The "Harry Potter" actor said he is on the "road to recovery" following a health scare ahead of the Ryder Cup.
Prince Philip death announcement from train company alarms royal fans
TransPennine Express has issued an apology over an erroneous announcement that the Duke of Edinburgh has died from his illness.
Simon Cowell health update: To make first appearance after accident at Christmas event
Simon Cowell met with a tragic bike accident in August and suffered multiple severe injuries that kept him away from television for months.
Doctors to prescribe bike riding to patients residing in UK's obesity hot spots
PM Boris Johnson approved the release of 50,000 Fix Your Bike Vouchers worth £50 as part of his anti-obesity drive.
Prince Charles recovers from COVID-19 after self-isolating at his Birkhall home
Prince Charles is out of self-isolation after testing positive for coronavirus.
Red meat unhealthy? Maybe not, researchers say
The quality of evidence linking processed meat with cardiovascular diseases and diabetes was "very low."
Prostate cancer: What you need to know
Stephen Fry announced he underwent surgery for prostate cancer.
What is 'huffing' and why did a 31 year-old man die from it in New York?
Around 527,000 people aged 12 or older reported using inhalants in 2015.
Should you wet your toothbrush before brushing? Dentists give the definitive answer
Twitter users divided into several factions over the topic.
The incredible floating atom, pop art placentas and psychedelic bubbles: EPSRC science photography awards
The top prize went to a remarkable image of a single, floating atom captured by an Oxford University student using a basic DSLR camera.
'The closest we've gotten to a fountain of youth'
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide: these three words could hold the secret to age-defying medicine
What are PFASs and is your non-stick pan making you fat?
A new study suggests that chemicals found on the lining of pans could affect how the body metabolises food.
Valentine's Day: Five reasons why being single could be better for your health
On 14 February, it's worth remembering that being single has its plus sides, too.
'Broken heart syndrome' is real, say researchers - but can it kill?
Symptoms of the condition initially appear similar to those of a heart attack, making it difficult to diagnose.
What is vulvodynia and why can it make sex feel like 'serrated knives between your legs'?
Story of stylist Callista Jane Wilson who suffered for years from painful sex condition has been made into a play.
Plant-based and organic diets have significant benefits for the environment, study confirms
The research, which involved more than 34,000 people, is the first to examine the environmental impacts of both diet and farm production systems.
Should dentists ask their patients about their sexual health to fight cancer?
A new study highlighted that dentists play a key role in preventing mouth cancer spread by HPV.
'Astonishing' number of viruses are falling from the sky
Research may explain why genetically identical viruses are often found in very different environments around the globe.
Everything you need to know about a prostate examination
A spokesperson for Prostate Cancer UK demystifies the common myths and what to expect during an examination.
Acudetox: People are inserting needles into their ears to treat addiction - but does it work?
Unlike traditional acupuncture, acudetox, is the practice of inserting five needles in specific points in the ear.
Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop blasted by dietitians for article on achieving 'leanest liveable weight'
Dietitians caution weight should not be the main focus when it comes to health.
Red wine is good for your brain and gets rid of toxins associated with Alzheimer's
Two glasses of antioxidant-rich red wine helps spinal fluid clear brain of toxins associated with types of dementia.
Soy beats almond in new study into healthiest cow's milk alternatives
Sales of almond milk have spiked in the past decade - but is it the healthiest option?
Breakthrough 'vaccine' set for use in human trials after eliminating 'all traces' of cancer in mice
Revolutionary treatment completely cured 87 out of 90 mice with multiple lymphoma tumours, according to scientists.
What is hyponatremia and how were four avoidable children's deaths caused by it?
Hospitals in Northern Ireland apologise for failing patients as one mother calls for "Raychel's Law" to demand medical honesty.
Scientists have found the source of anxiety in the brain - and how to turn it off
While anxiety is a useful emotion in some contexts, many find it hard to manage their worries, which can result in crippling anxiety disorders.
What happens to your body when you die?
Everyone dies - but how do we know if a person is dead? A doctor explains the complex process at the end of life.
Veganuary: I tried and failed to be vegan four years in a row. This is how I finally succeeded.
What swearing off animal products and becoming vegan for a month teaches you about food, yourself and society.