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Moorfields doctors perform pioneering stem cell surgery to cure blindness

In the next 18 months, 10 more patients are to receive the same treatment for the 'wet' age-related macular degeneration.

20 million-year-old amber-encased flea holds oldest evidence of bubonic plague

Ancient strain of bubonic plague discovered attached to 20 million-year-old flea.

Singapore and Indonesia haze: Interactive before-and-after photos show dramatically reduced visibility

Hazardous smog has blanketed parts of northern Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia.

World Heart Day 2015: Average UK worker's heart is 3.3 years older than actual age

A Bupa study revealed workers who campaign for better health initiatives have better hearts.

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Drinking two beers a week cuts women's risk of heart attack by 30%

Drink to your health could have a new meaning for women who have one or two pints a week.

Cryotherapy: The deep freeze health treatment taking America by storm

Cristiano Ronaldo, Usain Bolt and Daniel Craig have all reportedly praised the latest health trend.

The secret sex lives of older people that can make us rethink our idea of intimacy

Why do we so often shy away from talking about or portraying sex among older people?

Scientists create digital human for research

The 3D digital body is to be used to study diseases affecting women.

Pharmaceutical tablets and capsules, Ljubljana

Daraprim: Generic version of drug costs less than £0.07 in India

Turing Pharmaceuticals had recently hiked the price of the drug by 5,000% in US.

FGM: Female genital mutilation is not a social norm but based on individual values

Study finds families do not practice FGM because of social coercion that can be broken.

Antidepressants and blood thinners cause brain cancer cells to eat themselves

Mouse study showed drug combination doubled lifespan for glioblastoma.

A terminally ill man rests on a bed at a hospice for those dying from AIDS, at Wat Prabat Nampu Buddhist temple in Lopburi province on World AIDS day

Hypoactive and mixed delirium subtypes in terminal cancer patients signify 'imminent death'

A study has shown that hypoactive and mixed delirium are a strong sign that patients are close to dying.

The effect a McDonald's Big Mac has immediately after you eat it [Infographic]

Things start to turn bad after just 10 minutes of eating the fast-food restaurant's flagship burger.

Watch man paralysed for five years walk again using his own brain power [Video]

Man suffering complete paralysis in both legs walked nearly 4m using EEG system.

Heineken head of design Mark Van Iterson

Binge drinking: Why Heineken believes innovative designs can change British behaviour

EXCLUSIVE: 'Italian culture and water' may reduce excesses says global head of design Van Iterson.

Daraprim: What is the drug and how are pharmaceuticals priced?

Turing Pharmaceuticals chief executive Martin Shkreli said company would cut price of the drug.

Binge drinking: How Amsterdam's night mayor Mirik Milan is trying to kick the city's habit

EXCLUSIVE: Mirik Milan tells IBTimes UK liberal measures have curbed 'coma drinking' in Amsterdam

Martin Shkreli announces price drop of Aids drug Daraprim after intense backlash

The CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals faced criticism for raising drug's price by 5,000% in August.

Shout Your Abortion: We need to stop pro-life rhetoric fuelling abortion stigma

#ShoutYourAbortion is trending on Twitter to encourage women to share stories of their abortions.

How do deodorants and antiperspirants work and what is the difference between them?

Video explains how deodorants and antiperspirants stop you smelling of sweat.

#ShoutYourAbortion: Pregnancy termination has transformed women's lives and should be celebrated

Pro-life campaigners hijack campaign to remove stigma from abortion.

US: Martin Skreli criticised for 5,000% price hike of drug Daraprim used by Aids patients

His company Turing Pharmaceuticals raises price of pyrimethamine from £9 to £484 per pill.

Super Gonorrhoea: Students warned to practice safe sex in freshers week or risk painful STD

Experts have said students need to make sure they wear condoms – even for oral sex.

Third of Britons born in 2015 will develop dementia says Alzheimer's Research UK

Study undermines need for global effort to develop treatments.

Asthma cases in UK 'set to double' because new homes are too energy efficient

New designed houses in the UK are far more air tight, trapping in pollen and causing asthma.

Michel Platini urges Sepp Blatter to quit

Major study from Uefa suggests 1-in-12 top football players could use steroids

Uefa denies football has a drug problem despite findings of a survey it commissioned into steroid abuse.

Nearly all American Football players in NFL could have rare brain disease

Scientist detected CTE (chronic traumatic encephalopathy) in brain tissue of 87 out of 91 former players tested.

World Alzheimer's Day: Social services dementia care 'cut to the bone' by austerity

World Alzheimer's Day is observed on 21 September to raise awareness of Alzheimer's disease and dementia.

World Alzheimer's Day 2015: Liraglutide clinical trial on verge of being blockbuster cure for disease

Diabetes drug liraglutide showing promising results for treating dementia in clinical trial in humans.

World Alzheimer's Day 2015: Everything you need to know about the most common cause of dementia

World Alzheimer's Day is observed on 21 September to raise awareness of Alzheimer's disease and dementia.

UK: Man who took 35 Viagra tablets 'for laugh' had erections for days

Daniel Medforth said he had constant erections for five days after overdosing on Viagra.

World Alzheimer's Day: Breakthrough in how to treat disease by removing amyloid-beta from brain discovered

Scientists find fundamental mechanism related to how to clear amyloid-beta from the brain.

Why homeopathy must not gain a foothold in the UK

"Homeopathy has no basis in scientific fact"

India: Delhi to have world's largest number of premature deaths caused by air pollution

Kolkata and Mumbai will also have high mortality rates from polluted air in future.

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