HEALTH

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.

Healthy marijuana users with AKT1 gene at higher risk of developing psychosis.

Fukushima Prefectural officials confirm total of 116 children suspected of having thyroid cancer.

We are just starting to understand the immune system and harness its power to destroy cancer.

Acting governor Lemanu Peleti Mauga has declared a Zika epidemic in the US territory.

Scientists claim T-cell therapy helps terminally ill cancer patients experience complete remission.

Different age groups of humans will suffer from different parasite infections as the temperature warms.

3D bioprinter shows it is possible to print living tissue including an ear, bone and muscle structures.

The woman had returned from holiday in the Dominican Republic.

The saliva test, which costs £15, is to be tested in China later in 2016.

The state's governor David Ige said it was about getting in front of the situation.

Researchers at the University of Cambridge say that they may be able to prevent Alzheimer's after tests on worms

Bexarotene targets first step in toxic chain-reaction leading to cell death in Alzheimer's models.

Hundreds of thousands of small brains could be used in clinical drug trials for every neurological disease.

Study finds some people are 'super spreaders' as their sneezes travel further before dropping to the ground.

Brazil is attempting to answer the most urgent question of its Zika outbreak.

Distilleries have created a cheap alcohol, as 26 deaths are recorded from drinking the fatal liquid

Fifteen companies have potential vaccines, according to the World Health Organization.

Kimberly-Clark firm launches 'Underwareness' campaign to market diapers for adults.

Larry Sanders, brother of Bernie, is trying to stop NHS privatisation as one of his major tasks.

The 'mindlessly slim' favour quality over quantity, only eat when hungry, and are less guilty about overeating.