HEALTH

The amusement park says that the orca is dying.

Ten ways to quit smoking on No Smoking Day on 9 March 2016.

When it comes to socio-economic well-being, those who are short in height or overweight are worse off.

Women suffering from postpartum depression have higher risks of natural and unnatural deaths.

A man from Denmark has become the first amputee to sense texture by using an artificial fingertip.

5 years after the disaster cancer risk is difficult to evaluate and evacuees suffer from psychological problems.

Heavy winds and driving rains have knocked down several trees in the area, no injuries are life-threatening.

Also known under the name mildronate, meldonium has been banned in tennis since January.

Grapeseed and corn oil protect against heart problems and diabetes, unlike olive oil.

Move to harvest stillborn children's organs could save '100 lives a year'.

From heroin, alcohol and nicotine: the most addictive substances known to mankind.

Zika virus targets cortical neural progenitor cells - potentially causing birth defect in developing foetuses.

Researchers in Chile develop substance which may repel the Aedes aegypti mosquito.

Using cannabis after a psychotic episode can lead to relapse and treatment failure.

The distinguished US player hopes her brain can help scientists research head trauma.

Sanders supporters heartsick over death of charming Oliver Jack Carter Lomas-Davis, who died at four months of age

Researchers say they can harness a patient's immune system to kill malignant tumours.

Anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective properties in caffeine appear to protect against MS.

A study reveals that ADHD medication may have long-term health implications for children.

It supports false belief that women are inherently less able than men - even for a few days a month.

Research show anger and poor resilience to anxiety cause impairments in brain function 25 years later.

We don't have to torture animals to provide medics with the best training for the battlefied, says doctor

"The broken heart syndrom" which can cause a heart attack can be caused by an intense moment of joy.

'The NHS budget is a finite resource,' says government despite record-breaking petition.

A new LED street lamp that emits low levels of carbon dioxide can trap deadly mosquitoes carrying dengue fever.

IBT interviews one of the women behind the 'period leave' policy to be introduced by Bristol company Co-Exist.

The genome-editing tool, known as CRISPR (Clustered Regularly-Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats), is undoubtedly a revolution to science.

Potter is just one of two patients to trial a vaccine that lets the immune system attack the tumour cells.

Sheep exposed to common fertiliser during gestation have fertility problems - which could affect humans.