HEALTH

South Korea's health ministry said on Tuesday (June 9) there were eight new cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), bringing total in country to 95 with seven fatalities.

Caffeine can be beneficial when attempting to cope with stress and could even prevent depression and memory loss

Widespread fear over South Korea's MERS outbreak triggers shortages of surgical face masks.

The outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, MERS, in South Korea is largest outside of Saudi Arabia.

Scientists from Monash University says that bacteria can leak from the gut to the bloodstream.

Asthma, ADHD and heart diseases were among those correlated to birth months.

Researchers wonder if sexual assault is playing a role.

US National Highwy Traffic Safety Administration unveils breathalyser or skin-scan methods.

Serious burns from illegal labs account for more than car crashes, house fires combined

Scientists uncover channel that leads to deep sleep potentially unlocking mysteries of unconsciousness.

Genetic variants used to show link between creativity and schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.

Global Drug Survey 2015 finds 1 in 10 drug users bought from the darknet

The IVF treatment followed hormone therapy to reactivate uterus.

South Korean officials report 5 people dead from Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS).

The immune system is reeducated to ignore the body's healthy peptide.

Experts play down threat from MERS which has claimed 4 lives in South Korea.

One person recovers and leaves hospital.

Alan Gough died in road crash hours after his canoe capsized in the Lake District.

Baby yoga teacher explains the Facebook video definitely does not show baby yoga.

Anthony Kulkamp Dias strummed guitar during brain tumour removal at hospital in Santa Catarina.

The VirScan identifies present and past infections using a drop of blood.

Deleting genes that turn bacteria resistant and making them more sensitive to antibiotics is possible.

They are misled by results from home-testing kits that lack scientific basis.

Jim Boysen has a large head wound that would not heal from radiation treatment.

The drug has already been rejected twice by the FDA due to dizziness, nausea, fainting and low blood pressure

Problems represent a small percentage of big picture, according to draft report.

Cannabis is still the most used drug in the European Union.

The first artificial 'biolimb' - complete with functioning veins and muscles - has been grown under laboratory conditions from living cells.

Study shows now scientific evidence of new mothers eating placenta.