HEALTH

Scientists can develop a computer model of a patient's heart, and test their risk of developing arrhythmia.

Out of 258 burger products, 13.6% were deemed "problematic".

Two academics say World Health Organization needs to tackle yellow fever outbreak as matter of urgency.

Experimental malaria vaccine successful in protecting participants for a year.

Paul Wilson, 38, died from an anaphylactic shock after eating a takeaway from a restaurant in North Yorkshire.

New evidence shows higher mortality rates for those who consume this protein source every day.

A synthetic skin can tighten area under the eyes and has a better elasticity than real skin.

Five new loci have been identified in women suffering from endometrial cancer.

Doctors warn that the high-risk surgery, which if gone wrong, could leave a person crippled for life.

The initiative is part of a study launched by public hospitals in Paris.

Mary Ann Franco, 70, able to see again after receiving unrelated spinal surgery, following a fall at her Florida home.

One in 10 adults in UK struggle to get sufficient food and nearly half of them have gone an entire day without a meal.

Fewer and more serious admissions over the weekend account for rise in weekend deaths

The three boys from the same family are active during the day but slip into vegetative state once the sun sets.

Changing the way we think about the context of past experiences could make them fade away.

Doctors said this was the first case of liver injury but there have been three similar cases of organ injuries.

Christina's World has fascinated art experts for long. Now, the disease suffered by the character is identified.

Ehang is adapting its drone technology to make a transport helicopter system for organ transplants.

Among genes linked to bipolar disorder, scientists find some were previously implicated in autism.

The Aedes aegypti mosquito is less capable of spreading the virus if exposed to Wolbachia bacteria.

The new technique will pave the way for further research into improving success rate of IVF treatment.

Medical error is not included on death certificates or in rankings of cause of death.

Compared to girls who reject abstinence, pledge-breakers may be less prepared to face risks of sexual activity.

Substance in ketamine responsible for antidepressant properties identified paving way for more effective drugs.

Drug will be available for patients with special permission from doctor.

IBTimes UK looks back to a different era, when cigarettes were actually advertised as being good for us.

Scientists can gain invaluable data and potentially unlock the causes of dementia with this app.

The ruling also upheld rules prohibiting e-cigarette companies from advertising.

Bioquark Inc. has received permission from health watchdogs in the US and India to conduct the trials.