HEALTH

Researchers developing nanoscale devices that can filter out specific colours to filter out optical radiation.

One single unit of alcohol can lead to neurological changes and to further drinking.

IBTimes UK explores the impact of welfare cuts and austerity on mental health services and care in Britain.

17 November 2015, when actor revealed he was HIV-positive, saw record numbers of searches for 'HIV' in US.

After analysing 176 studies, expert calls the treatment a 'very dubious activity' and no better than placebos.

The UK Migration Advisory Committee has proposed changes that would give European workers priority.

The biggest petition in history will force MPs to debate the issue.

A leaked letter from the BMA calls on the government to "put their money where their mouth is".

Facebook has collaborated with the Samaritans to develop its new suicide prevention feature for its UK users.

Kapur was unfairly dismissed from his job after raising concerns about about unqualified staff in the NHS.

Study finds risks associated with much-touted but unscientific Paleo Diet – including making you fatter.

Porn actors, producers rail against 'big daddy' and new rules fail to pass

Glenfield Hospital in Leicester also treating three seriously ill patients for swine flu.

There is a tacit British consensus to pretend there are only two health systems in the world: NHS and the US.

MIT researchers say finding could have implications for people with specific type of autism.

King's Fund think tank warns financial position of one in three trusts getting worse.

Specialised blood cells found in birds can destroy an infection which kills thousands of people.

The Duchess highlighted the need for support for young people suffering mental health issues.

Brazil's health ministry claims most of the 508 cases of microcephaly are linked to the Zika infection.

What makes male mosquitoes male discovered, potentially paving way to editing out disease-spreading females.

IBTimes UK examines other foods high in sugar as Action on Sugar finds excessive levels in high street drinks.

Current technology is not approved to treat whole red blood which has the virus.

Popular high street coffee chains are accused of helping to stoke the obesity crisis

Why do women stop reproducing so long before death? Scientist say they might have worked it out.

High street chains 'fuelling' a national obesity crisis, health campaigners claim.

CDC probing suicide cluster and 'echo cluster' at Palo Alto high school in California.

News of increasing cancer rate comes as scientists announce possible 'cure' for some cancers.

Study suggests indigestion drug taken by millions of Britons increases risk of dementia by 44 per cent.

When I spoke to my GP, I was told to order a self-help book for eating disorders from Amazon.