Norway, Sweden and America are the world's best three places to grow old in
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There has been a stark rise in fast food restaurants in the poorest areas of the UK
Obesity causes more than 30,000 deaths and costs the NHS over £6bn a year.
Sperm counts have plummeted by 60% in less than 50 years, landmark study finds
The rapidly falling sperm count shows no sign of slowing.
Penis bacteria in foreskin can increase men's HIV risk by over 50%
Study may also explain why circumcision decreases the risk of HIV transmission.
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The countries with the most unhealthy amount of belly fat
The US, New Zealand, Greece and Iceland have the biggest problem with abdominal fat.
HIV breakthrough: Infected child shows no signs of the virus nine years on
Case gives hope to other children who have to take HIV drugs everyday to stay healthy.
Driving a car for more than two hours a day sends your brain into reverse gear
Study of 500,000 people over five-year period offers startling findings.
Mushroom protein is just as filling as meat
If you think a vegan meal isn't as filling as a steak, you're wrong.
'Despair deaths' are not to blame for rising mortality rates among white Americans
The opioid crisis and obesity are more serious threats.
South America: Lethal Hantavirus expected to spread due to climate change
Rats are carriers of the deadly Hantaviruses.
How a cow's immune system could hold the secret to a HIV vaccine
Studying cattle could help inform future HIV vaccine development.
Antibiotic-resistant superbugs can defeat drugs we haven't even invented yet
MRSA was resistant to methicillin 14 years before the drug was first used.
A sperm bank wants more redhead donors to save gingers from 'extinction'
Orange is the new tall, dark and handsome.
9/11 survivors are at greater risk of heart and lung disease
Exposure to toxic chemicals and injuries sustained during the attack still impact people's health today.
Scientists just accidentally invented an entirely new kind of sex toy for women
The Vaginal Pressure Inducer was created to study a painful medical condition - but it had unexpected results.
Are you scared of holes? Scientists have figured out why so many people have Trypophobia
The phobia has puzzled researchers, but it actually reflects our disgust of infectious diseases.
What is Bourbon virus? US woman dies after contracting rare tick-borne virus
The virus was first identified in 2014.
Apple has a secret gym for turning the Watch into the ultimate training coach
Fitness head Jay Blahnik reveals how staff are monitored when they run, swim and cycle.
Can you take a mental health day at work?
A web developer and her CEO have launched a debate about workplace well-being.
Breastfeeding reduces the risk of developing multiple sclerosis
Breastfeeding may have protective effects against MS.
How sex robots could help heal society
There are fears over sex robots - but they could treat sexual dysfunction and help people overcome trauma.
How depression affects the brains of men and women differently
Study authors say the findings could pave the way for the development of sex-specific treatments.
Study in rats could reveal why some people go to extreme lengths to seek cocaine
A specific brain receptor may help explain why some find it easier to quit.
Gonorrhoea superbug: Discontinued vaccine against meningitis B could work for STI instead
Many strains of gonorrhoea are now resistant to antibiotics.
NASA prepares space travellers to explore new worlds
Fungi are growing in closed habitats, endangering human health.
Drinking coffee could reduce your risk of death from several causes
It remains unclear how coffee exerts its protective effects.
Waste of money? Brain trainers are no better for your thinking skills than video games, study claims
The finding comes the year after one - Lumosity - was fined $2m for misleading advertising.
Dogs' keen sense of smell may hold key to curing Parkinson's, Malaria and certain cancers
Their snouts can sniff out diseases years before the most advanced medical equipment.
Unsafe oral sex is triggering the spread of a dangerous and relatively untreatable super gonorrhoea
The World Health Organisation issued a warning about new strains of the bacteria that are drug-resistant.
Women in India are creating completely biodegradable sanitary pads
Traditional sanitary pads don't break down and mostly end up in landfills or the ocean.
Untreatable gonorrhoea 'superbug' STI spreading worldwide at alarming rates
The World Health Organisation calls for treatment research and better prevention.
New kids on Wall Street: How Mitchell Ng and his Thessalus Capital crew target healthy returns
Meet the ivy league students behind a healthcare fund that's currently beating the S&P 500 and promises to deliver more.
Menstrual cups may be more likely to cause Toxic Shock Syndrome than tampons
Researchers recommend a strict hygiene regime.
Scientists studied psychopaths' brains and now know why they're so dangerous
Psychopaths take bad decisions because of unique brain wiring.
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