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Giant fatberg appears on South Bank of Thames and it should shock you into being healthier
The giant fatberg statue installed by Thriva in London is a reminder of our post-Christmas bad health.
Ruchira Sharma Jan 16, 2018
Black Death 'spread by humans, not rats' claims shocking new study
Common belief that killer plague was spread mainly by parasites on rats undermined by research that points blame at human fleas and lice.
Aristos Georgiou Jan 16, 2018
The Western diet is so unhealthy, your body thinks it's a dangerous infection
Researchers examined the effects of a typical Western diet - which is high in fat, sugar and salt, and low in fibre - on mice.
Aristos Georgiou Jan 15, 2018
What is Mast Cell Activation Syndrome and how did it make a girl allergic to her own hair?
Natasha Coates' scalp erupts into angry burns and blisters when her hair grows. Despite this, she is an award winning gymnast with 22 titles under her belt.
Ruchira Sharma Jan 15, 2018
Britain to be put on diet as public health officials consider 'calorie cap' on ready meals and fast food
Breakfasts would be limited to 400 calories and lunches and dinners to 600 calories under the proposed rules.
Lydia Smith Jan 14, 2018
This man is immune to one of the most poisonous substances in the world – ricin
New research could one day lead to the development of an antidote for ricin, according to German scientists.
Aristos Georgiou Jan 12, 2018
Face blindness: All the things I like about having prosopagnosia
Stephanie Chase has a brain disorder which means she is not able to recognize her own face, or the faces of others.
Stephanie Chase Jan 12, 2018
Sunshine could help burn fat, reveals new study
Researchers found that blue light from the sun causes the fat cells that lie just beneath our skin to store less fat than usual.
Aristos Georgiou Jan 11, 2018
What is a strep blood infection, and how did it kill a 12-year-old whose symptoms were mistaken for flu?
Alyssa Alcaraz's organs shut down just a few hours after she was rushed to the emergency ward in California.
Kashmira Gander Jan 10, 2018
This smart pill lets you track a fart's progress through your body
The ingestible sensors offer a potential diagnostic tool for many disorders of the gut from food nutrient malabsorption to colon cancer.
Jan 09, 2018
Functioning human muscle grown from skin cells for the first time
The new research will enable researchers to better understand rare muscle diseases and develop new, personalized, regenerative therapies.
Aristos Georgiou Jan 09, 2018
This nitroglycerin sex gel '12 times faster than Viagra' will make you dynamite in the bedroom
Researchers at University College Hospital, London, have found a new treatment for erectile dysfunction using a compound that forms dynamite.
Neil Murphy Jan 08, 2018
What is endometriosis and how did it fuse a glamour model's organs together?
Around 1.5m women in the UK, including Carla Cressy, are currently living with the little-understood condition
Kashmira Gander Jan 08, 2018
Keto: Why the ketogenic diet has been ranked the worst by experts
The low-carb ketogenic diet has come last in a list of regimes recommended by many top health experts.
Kashmira Gander Jan 04, 2018
Penis whitening is the hot new cosmetic surgery trend in Thailand
What could possibly be bringing in over 100 men a month to a clinic in Thailand? It's a new popular procedure known as penis whitening.
Ruchira Sharma Jan 04, 2018
NHS Crisis: Doctors and nurses are 'leaving on their knees'
News broke this morning that the NHS were facing an unprecedented 'crisis'. We spoke to staff who said that others like them have been "leaving on their knees".
Ruchira Sharma Jan 04, 2018
Veganuary: These are the biggest health mistakes people make when they go vegan
A plant-based diet has been linked to health benefits - but it can be just as high in sugar, salt and saturated fat if followed incorrectly
Kashmira Gander Jan 02, 2018
What is Australian flu and should we be worried?
The term 'Australian flu' is making the rounds but why is it different to standard flu? It's supposedly led to a number of deaths so here's everything you need to know.
Ruchira Sharma Jan 02, 2018
What snacks are under 100 calories? Parents told to limit their kids' sugar intake
Public Health England said children are eating too many unhealthy snacks and sugary drinks, and that they should be limited to two 100-calorie snacks a day, plus fruit and veg.
Charlotte Tobitt Jan 02, 2018
Grandmother with dementia sent home from hospital on Christmas Day and left outside in pyjamas
76-year-old Florence Myerscough from Bolton was found by neighbours after being left in the freezing rain and unable to get into her home.
Jordan Bhatt Jan 02, 2018
Want to reduce weight? Novel skin patch could cut belly fat by a third in just four weeks
The innovative patch carries hundreds of microneedles and can be made for just $3.50.
Shubham Sharma Jan 01, 2018
Doctor accused of 'reusing anal catheters' on patients has medical licence suspended
Dr Sanjiv Patankar allegedly used the instruments on at least five patients
Dec 31, 2017
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
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