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Grandmother sprinkles cannabis on cheese on toast to battle Multiple Sclerosis
A Welsh grandmother has hailed the positive effect cannabis has had on her battle with the constant pain of Multiple Sclerosis.
Staff Reporter Dec 30, 2017
Water fasting: Experts warn against dangerous diet fad
Water fasting has been gaining traction online s people pledge to lose weight quickly in the new year
Kashmira Gander Dec 28, 2017
Is it safe to smoke weed while pregnant? Marijuana use among mothers on the rise, says study
New research shows that more women are using marijuana while pregnant to treat symptoms including morning sickness
Kashmira Gander Dec 27, 2017
Man addicted to prostate orgasms rewired his brain to have spontaneous climaxes
Prostate orgasms are much more powerful and pleasurable than penile orgasms according to new research.
Kashmira Gander Dec 22, 2017
Rub-on male contraceptive gel to be trialled next year
The new rub-on gel lowers the production of sperm and is being trialled next year. It's been referred to as a 'less-invasive' form of birth control.
Ruchira Sharma Dec 22, 2017
Man regrows chunk of missing shinbone in world first surgery straight out of science fiction
Part of the patient's shinbone was removed after road accident eight months ago, and has now been regrown in a radical new procedure by Israeli doctors.
Aristos Georgiou Dec 21, 2017
Sex-related internet searches spike over Christmas, with more births reported 9 months later
Research into online activities suggests human sex cycles driven by cultural not biological factors.
Aristos Georgiou Dec 21, 2017
Stop poisoning your dog with chocolate at Christmas, experts warn
A new study shows that more dogs are poisoned by chocolate during the festive period than any other time of the year
Kashmira Gander Dec 20, 2017
Babies' lives put at risk by Facebook breast milk-sharing groups, warn doctors
Facebook site for sharing breastmilk has increased hugely in numbers. Experts fear that without NHS supervision, it could lead to infections and viruses.
Ruchira Sharma Dec 20, 2017
A Christmas miracle! Reindeer antlers could hold the secret to human skin regeneration
Reindeer antlers are covered in velvet – a type of fuzzy, hairy skin – which has the ability to "almost perfectly" regenerate.
Aristos Georgiou Dec 19, 2017
Miracle baby born at 21 weeks is youngest premature infant to ever survive
During the pregnancy, doctors informed the mother that it was extremely unlikely the child would survive
Aristos Georgiou Dec 19, 2017
What is sepsis? The fast-acting condition that's the UK's second biggest killer
Health officials have said medical professionals must adopt an early warning system to prevent conditions like sepsis.
Kashmira Gander Dec 19, 2017
What is the amygdala? Stimulating the brain with electricity can improve memory
Deep brain stimulation could be used to treat certain neurological disorders, according to researchers.
Aristos Georgiou Dec 18, 2017
Know somebody with a mental health illness? Here's what not to say to them over Christmas
Being mindful of someone struggling with mental health is important at the best of times, but Christmas can bring its own extra layer of pressure. Here's what not to do.
Ruchira Sharma Dec 15, 2017
Police force tells women to 'stay in abusive relationships'
Essex police came under fire today for sharing what was seen as an 'offensive' and 'dangerous' campaign on domestic abuse where people stay in the relationships.
Ruchira Sharma Dec 15, 2017
Drunk Briton perforated his bowel after 'losing control' of a 77cm bendy sex toy
Doctors found an 'unusually large' 77cm-long sex toy that a patient had 'lost control' of, because he was intoxicated, according to a BMJ Case Report.
William Watkinson Dec 14, 2017
Give medical marijuana to cancer sufferers and epileptics, says World Health Organisation
UN body cites controversial drug as an effective treatment for epilepsy and says it has no addictive properties.
Ruchira Sharma Dec 14, 2017
Wine glasses are 600% bigger than they were 300 years ago as our thirst for vino continues
In England, alcohol consumption - and wine drinking in particular - has increased significantly in recent decades. But is
the growth in glass sizes responsible for this rise?
Aristos Georgiou Dec 13, 2017
Air pollution linked to delinquent behaviour in teenagers
Toxic pollutants are particularly harmful to developing brains because they can damage brain structure and neural networks, researchers say.
Aristos Georgiou Dec 13, 2017
Artificial intelligence detects the spread of cancer better than a real doctor
Computer algorithms have the potential to improve the accuracy and efficiency of pathologists when diagnosing diseases, which could save lives in the long-term.
Aristos Georgiou Dec 12, 2017
Man flu may be real: Men aren't exaggerating - their immunity is worse, says study
'Man flu' is the much-debated phenomenon where a man suffering from cold, flu or other minor ailment is regarded as exaggerating his symptoms.
Aristos Georgiou Dec 11, 2017
Drug breakthrough could end Huntington's disease death sentence
The genetic mutation which causes the deadly disease has been corrected for the first time, scientists say.
Aristos Georgiou Dec 11, 2017
Bloating, gas and irritability: What happens to your body if you drink 12 cans of Diet Coke a day?
Donald Trump reportedly drinks 12 cans of Diet Coke a day - so what does that do to the body?
Kashmira Gander Dec 11, 2017
Extreme diet could cure type 2 diabetes for good, researchers claim
Clinical trial looks at effects of extreme weight loss programmes on reversing type 2 Diabetes. 86% of participants who lost 15kg or more were in remission after a year.
Claire Toureille Dec 06, 2017
Death of the doner kebab? EU looks to ban key ingredient from post-pub treat
Phosphates help kebab meat retain its flavour and moisture even after hours of cooking on a spit. However, some argue the additives could pose a health risk.
Dec 01, 2017
An academic claimed PMS doesn't exist on Good Morning Britain
Good Morning Britain caused a stir after hosting a debate on whether PMS was real or not. Twitter users were not best pleased and shared their angry responses.
Ruchira Sharma Dec 01, 2017
Going bald or grey can kill you: Increased risk of male heart disease discovered
Cardiovascular diseases are world's biggest killers, claiming a death toll of 17.7 million people every year.
Aristos Georgiou Nov 30, 2017
'RIP sweet prince' – Internet mourns the loss of sugary breakfast treat Ricicles
Kellogg's decision to axe Ricicles has been met with dismay by fans of the childhood breakfast cereal.
Neil Murphy Nov 30, 2017
Why are so many BAME children and young people struggling to access mental health help?
Far more BAME children would access help if it was anonymous instead of approaching traditional places like the NHS. Why is this?
Ruchira Sharma Nov 28, 2017
'I was brutally bullied': Miss Egypt reveals shocking struggle as a 'morbidly obese' teen
The Egyptian beauty queen wants to share her story from flab-to-fit and "be a role model for little girls".
Kabita Maharana Nov 28, 2017
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