HEALTH

Pre-clinical trials prove 'three-parent babies' technique is safe for embryos.

Adolescent, boys who show greater empathy are more likely to make friends that are girls.

LG launches ultrasonic TV that can repel mosquitoes without emitting harmful radiation specially for India.

Harming women appear less moral than harming a man, even if it is done to save other people.

The Health Select Committee chair says the campaign's £350m a week figure is inaccurate.

Butt lifts, limb lengthening and designer vaginas among most common surgeries in the world

The area is covered with warning signs telling humans to to avoid feeding or touching animals.

Prescribed antidepressants appear to be ineffective in children and teenagers with depression.

The boy's skull was separated from his spine after a car he was travelling in crashed in a hail storm

Scientists have come up with a new way to look at of anorexia, linking it to the 'pleasure' of becoming thin.

Married couple are 14% less likely to die from heart attacks and spend two days less in hospital than singles

Hospital authorities said the brain-dead woman's pregnancy was continued after tests revealed the foetus was healthy.

One study shows that Britons and Swedes are most likely to indulge in unsafe sex with new sexual partners.

Women with breast cancer may benefit from taking anti-oestrogen therapy for ten years instead of the current five.

Scientists edging closer to understanding rare condtion 'body identity integrity disorder'.

Researchers are combing human stem cells and pig DNA and allow them to grow for 28 days.

The sample was collected from a poultry stall in Yan Oi Market in Tuen Mun in Hong Kong.

Remain campaign dismisses Gove's funding boost claim as 'totally dishonest'.

IBTimes UK visits a medical team treating children with congenital heart defects in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Scientists now understand why antibodies used so far failed to fight breast cancer.

High BMI and fatty waistline are associated with 13% higher risk of prostate cancer.

The resignations followed publication of a report that suggested low-fat diet has 'disastrous' consequences.

Stress can produce changes in the brain that lead to depression – but a drug has been found to work on mice.

Women are more prone to migraines and this could be due to fluctuation is oestrogen levels after ovulation.

Zurampic was approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) in February 2016.

DRC, Rwanda and Burundi in the Great Lakes region are in the bottom third of the table.

A vaccine made of nanoparticles has shown promising results in cancerous mice and in three melanoma patients.

Genetic mutation identified as causing rapidly progressive form of multiple sclerosis in two families.

A survey of American adults has found they are now more tolerant and likely to engage in same-sex behaviour.