HEALTH

What happens to your soul after you die? Nothing, as it does not exist.

Synthetic alcohol, which gives a buzz but not a sore head, has been held back by the EU but not once we leave.

A survey has found one third of women have taken time off work due to painful cramps.

The way we perceive ourselves in space - a sort of 'sixth sense' - appears driven by a specific gene.

The couple last met each other on 16 July for their fifth wedding anniversary.

Experiments in animal models shed light on how the drug might work in humans.

Around 45% of doctors surveyed were confused over whether the hospital trust, the CCG or NHS should fund the drug.

Lord Lansley says the British public have the 'right to expect' the commitment.

Zimbabwe's former minister of finance Tendai Biti tells IBTimes UK about malfunctioning hospitals.

The virus could be 'woken-up' and made visible so that it is easier to kill.

Epigenetic processes may explain why former smokers can still develop diseases after many years.

Proteins in mummy tissue suggest familiar diseases may have affected ancient Egyptians.

Feds seek low-cost app to help users locate nearest source of Naloxone to save lives.

More than 850,000 people are affected by the disease in the UK.

Scientists have identified a unique protein in tardigrades that could protect humans against DNA damage.

Scientists have confirmed beer's pro-social effects as well as the validity of social cognition tests.

Italian neurosurgeon claims dog that had 90% of its spinal cord severed walked again after just three weeks.

Exposure to bright light to mimic seasonal changes increases testosterone levels and boosts libido.

The smog lasted for several months in 2015, prompting some provinces to declare a state of emergency.

National Centre for Health Statistics' report showed shifting trends in cancer in the last 15 years.

Office for National Statistics revealed future survival rates for survivors of common cancers.

A new study has re-started the debate about whether stress can affect chances to get pregnant.

With a functional imaging technique scientists are able to see expression of sadness of amusement in the brain.

Laws on medical marijuana are being relaxed around the world - but not in the UK.

The decline in maternal deaths is still way below the 75% target set by the United Nations in 2000.

A controversial exhibition has restarted the debate about whether the brains of the sexes are different and if so - how.

There is plenty research disproving the benefits of clean eating - despite being promoted by 'healthy' online bloggers.

The boy will now live with his great-uncle and great-aunt in South Carolina.

Cycling is fast, burns calories, builds brain cells and saves the planet.