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A multistate Salmonella outbreak linked to recalled eggs has sickened 98 and hospitalized 26 across 17 states, prompting urgent recalls and health warnings.

A drug used to treat asthma could prevent thousands of life-threatening allergic reactions, allowing a third of children with allergies to safely eat triggering foods.

Taking a daily multivitamin could keep the brain sharp, allowing older adults to live independently for longer, new research suggests.

Experts continue to be baffled by the explosion in bowel cancer among otherwise healthy, fit young people. Could the answer lie with the chemicals in thousands of our favourite foods?

Called VerticaPro, the gadget resembles a hand-held games console with a hole in the middle, attached to a mobile power unit.

It was a hot July day, and Mel Beamish decided to go for a swim in the River Brathay, high in the Langdale valley in the Lake District.

Suzie Brown wondered if her pounding palpitations, as well as feeling hot and sweaty, might be related to the perimenopause.

A damning analysis by health think-tank The King's Fund found men in the seaside town can expect to live for just 73.7 years on average - almost a decade less than those living in Hart, Hampshire.

A daily habit that costs just a couple of dollars a week may help slow or even reverse biological aging. And it might already be in your fridge.

It's one of the oldest diseases on record, but its latest victims aren't who you would expect. One growing theory points to what's on their plates.