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Campaigners Call for Fruit Juice Ban from Healthy Food List Over 'More Sugar than Coke'
Action on Sugar said many children's juices contain at least six teaspoons of sugar
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Speaks for First Time in UK - And Says Nothing
Microsoft's third ever CEO Satya Nadella spoke at the Future Decoded event - but said very little.
Britain's Obesity Crisis: 40% of Under-25s Getting Weight Loss Surgery Are 'Super Obese'
Leading bariatric surgeon said severe obesity threatens to bankrupt the NHS.
Low Gravity in Space 'Could Damage Sperm Cells'
Research in rats finds microgravity environment causes damage to sperm.
France: First Outdoor Public Smoking Ban in Paris Playgrounds
More outdoor smoking bans in pipeline as France battles with 73,000 tobacco-related deaths annually.
North Korea: 'No Doubt' About Kim Jong-un's Good Health says Diplomat
North Korean diplomat in London insists there is 'no doubt' about Kim jong-un's health
World Mental Health Day: Friends Life Chief Calls on Business Leaders to 'Break the Silence'
Andy Briggs, the boss of Friends Life, writes exclusively for IBTimes UK on World Mental Health Day.
North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un Suffering From 'Gout Due to Hereditary Obesity'
Kim missing from public eye for more than three weeks and was last seen walking with limp.
Katie Hopkins Says She is 'Fattest She's Ever Been' After Gaining Three Stone for TV Show
Hopkins has made controversial remarks in the past about overweight people
The 9/11 Curse: Dust Cloud and Pregnancy Issues
Pregnant women living near the site of the World Trade Centre terror attack, experienced higher negative pregnancies.
Violinist Plays During Brain Surgery to Assist Doctors
Minnesota musician played a violin as surgeons implanted a tiny electrode in his brain.
Heart Attack Grill on Showtime's 7 Deadly Sins: Restaurant Owner 'Not Guilty' of Employee Deaths, Says Sacrifices Have to be Made
The Las Vegas restaurant has been connected with the deaths of two of its employees.
Life after Ebola: Living with the Social Stigma of the Deadly Disease
Liberian doctor battles social stigma after beating Ebola.
UK Employers Not Inflamed Over Smoking E-Cigarettes in the Office
More than half of UK businesses have no policy for 'vaping' in the workplace.
One Minute of Exercise Gives 'Health Benefits for Elderly'
Study suggests high intensity training exercise programs could have major health benefits for older people.
Google Wants to Build Most Detailed Database of the Human Body Ever
Privacy concerns raised by Google X Baseline Study to create database of what a heathly human is
Your Obesity Could be Because Your Great-Grandmother Was Exposed to Pesticide Methoxychlor
Ancestral exposure to a pesticide methoxychlor could be resulting in diseases in future generations.
India: Convent Student Made to Sit in Village Primary School to Impress Bill Clinton
A convent school student was reportedly made to sit in a primary school by the authorities.
India: 232 Teeth Extracted from Mouth of Teenager
Mumbai teen's unusual growth caused dozens of tiny tooth to shoot from single molar.
British Bosses Must Treat 'Severely' Fat Workers As Disabled
An EU court ruling may mean obese employees are given same rights under equality laws
Protein FGF1 Halts Diabetes in 'Single Injection'
New report shows the protein helps keep sugar under control and reverses insulin insensitivity.
Child Obesity 'Caused by Overprotective Mothers'
Study links child obesity to overprotective parenting.
Coca-Cola Goes Green With Healthier 'Life' Drink
New drink with a third less sugar and third fewer calories designed to help tackle obesity.
Apple iWatch Details: Release Date, Price, Specs, Features, Biometrics, Health-Tracking and More
All the details and rumours, including release date, price and specs of Apple's iWatch.
Apple Announces iOS 8 with HealthKit Focusing on Fitness and Well-Being
Apple's latest mobile operating system has been announced at WWDC, featuring a new hotly anticipated health app
OECD: Economic Crisis Makes People Fatter
OECD highlights link between financial hardship and obesity in developed economies.
Tesco in Sweet Treats Ban to Save Shoppers From Temptation
UK's biggest grocer removes chocolates and sweets from nearby tills to help obesity fight
Hardcore Porn is a Major Hazard to Public Health – US Neuroscientist
Porn is destroying young people's minds 'like cocaine', claims scientist.
Too Fat to Fly: Obese and Overweight Cabin Crew in India Face Flying Ban
India's aviation authority says flight attendants should be declared unfit if their BMI is not 'normal'.
Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-hee Suffers Heart Attack
Samsung's Chairman Lee Kun-hee is in a stable condition in hospital after suffering a heart attack at his home.