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Antibiotics Use Surges Globally Leading to Superbugs
Overuse of antibiotics globally has raised concerns of resistance among the microbes to various drugs.
World Health Organisation: Ebola Epidemic in West Africa is Worst on Record - 467 confirmed dead
759 people infected as deadly Ebola virus threatens to spread beyond Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone
Ebola Virus Death Toll in New Guinea Rises to 208
The World Health Organisation has said it is the worst ever outbreak of Ebola in West Africa.
Health Experts Urge World Health Organisation Not to Suppress E-cigarettes
Over 50 scientists have sent a letter to WHO urging it not to control e-cigarettes
What is Beats and Why Did Apple Pay $3BN for it?
The $3bn acquisition of Beats has mystified most, but could the deal signal Apple's return to the musical spotlight?
Mers: Iran Reports First Cases of Deadly Virus
Tehran says two sisters from Kerman province tested positive for coronavirus that killed more than 175 people.
India: Oil Refiners Will Need to Invest Over $13bn to Produce Clean Fuels
World's fourth-largest oil consumer seeks to battle air pollution in its cities.
Three Quarters of British Men will be Overweight by 2030 – Report
Study claims 75% of UK men will be obese or overweight by 2030.
Record Numbers on Antidepressants in UK
Prescriptions of 'happy pills' increase by almost 25% in Britain, leading to concerns that doctors are handing out prescriptions too easily
China Revises 25-Year Environment Law as Pollution Chokes Nation
Beijing has passed amendments that will go into effect on 1 January, 2015.
Tamiflu: Why the Government 'Wasting' £500m Is More Complicated Than You Think
MRC Influenza expert explains the science behind battling flu pandemics.
Ebola Outbreak in West Africa Most Challenging – WHO
Guinea and Liberia worst affected while other west African nations take preventive measures.
Guinea Deaths: Ebola Virus is the Cause of Deadly Epidemic which Left 60 People Dead
WHO officials are expected to visit the region to conduct more tests.
Who is Former Guantánamo Bay Detainee Moazzam Begg?
A look at the former prisoner turned human rights activist, now arrested by West Midlands counter terrorism police
Millions to Receive Elephantiasis Pill in India [GRAPHIC PHOTOS]
Over 500 million Indians to benefit from initiative backed by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
World Cancer Day: 'Treatment Alone Won't Win Battle Against Deadly Disease'
An urgent implementation of efficient prevention strategies and not just treatment facilities is needed to curb cancer.
WHO Warns of Sharp Rise in Cancer Cases by 2030
Number of cancer cases will rise 40%, mostly in Asia, Africa and South America.
H7N9 Bird Flu: WHO Confirms Sporadic Human-to-Human Transmission as Death Toll Rises
Over 200 cases of H7N9 recorded in China after doctor dies from disease in Shanghai.
Chinese Cities to Curb New Vehicle Sales to Combat Pollution
Vehicle sales race past 20 million in 2013 as smog throttles several Chinese cities.
Polio Found in Syria Region Excluded from 2012 Vaccination
Deir al-Zor, province left out of vaccination programme, contributed to the re-emergence of disease.
Lostprophets' Ian Watkins: From Rock Hero to Paedophile Monster
Profile of disgraced frontman who admitted to 11 sex offences including attempting to rape baby.
Who is James Blake? Artist Wins Mercury Music Prize Awarded for Second Album Overgrown
Post-dubstep artist wins ahead of David Bowie and arctic Monkeys to be named best album of 2013.
Shakespeare Who? Fifth of Adults Do Not Know Who Wrote Hamlet
Literature survey shows third of people in UK cannot name author of Great Expectations.