Asian men are half as likely as white men
Centre for Men's Health in London claims therapy for men is safe and efficient, even over prolonged periods.
The discovery could have implications in the way the disease is treated.
The feat is the first in a child and will allow the 8-year-old boy's arms to grow normally.
Consultations have risen by nearly a fifth far outstripping rise in doctor numbers
Mice produced neutralising antibodies while monkeys were protected against lung damage
Chronic hepatitis C is on the rise in Russia report for World Hepatitis Day 2015.
Hepatitis is a term used to describe the inflammation of the liver
Antibody LCA60 could lead to treatment or prevention of Mers-CoV infection.
Some vaccines allow symptoms to seep through and transmit to others.
BREAKING: NHS investigating two suspected cases of Mers-CoV at Manchester Royal Infirmary.
Living in Shropshire gives you the trots, a new survey reveals.
RTS,S vaccine developed by GlaxoSmithKline gets positive EMA review and next goes to WHO for tests
Hospitals are forced to turn away patients due to lack of everything from antibiotics to doctors.
These are people with genetic mutations that lead to rare conditions with benefits.
Aromatase inhibitors are taken by postmenopausal women in the treatment of breast cancer.
Patients preserved more of their cognitive and functional ability
Neuroscientists link brains to create organic computer that outperforms individual brains.
The Chinese led research on dogs has shown good results.
A drug to tackle brain decline in Alzheimer's disease will be unveiled by Eli Lilly in Washington on 22 July
Partially sighted Ray Flynn has had central vision restored through successful trial of bionic eye technology
Men living with their newborn child experience an average 2.6% BMI increase.
Study shows that being transgender is not the result of a hormone imbalance.
Study – thought to be first of its kind – unequivocally shows a link between cancer and bad sleeping patterns
Those with a gene variation were 20% more likely to indulge in compulsive eating.
Researchers believe early treatment may be a reason behind the longest remission in children.
South London St Thomas' hospital to routinely check A&E patients requiring blood test for HIV virus.
'We have an opportunity to save many thousands of lives from cancer every year.'
A lens maker on Kickstarter makes it possible to create a DIY microscope as good as a £300 microscope.
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