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A mother-of-one might be the first person in the UK to be delighted that weight loss jabs have helped her GAIN pounds-after her weekly injection helped curb her shopping addiction.

That's the radical idea being put forward by scientists, who argue so-called 'aeronutrients' may play a crucial part in providing us with sufficient intake of certain nutritional must-haves.

When Giles Turner, 65, was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer, he did his research and learned that his best chance was with a drug called abiraterone.

A dementia expert from Alzheimer's Research UK has revealed how to tell the difference between the common problem brain fog and the Alzheimer's disease.

The unpaid bill would be enough to pay the salaries of 3,200 more GPs or build 68 new GP surgeries, the Policy Exchange think tank says.

Experts have revealed their analysis of Tyler Robinson's mental state before the shooting of Charlie Kirk in Utah.

Health officials in wealthy New York City neighborhoods are on high alert after detecting two cases of the world's most infectious disease.

A health condition impacting hundreds of thousands of pregnant women each year may be associated with long-term cognitive risks for the mother and developmental conditions in her children.

Health officials have begun rolling out mass vaccines to combat an Ebola 'crisis' that has caused towns to go into lockdown and has sparked pandemic fears from global health organizations.

Scientists found trapping a gut bacterial product improves blood sugar and liver health by preventing it from triggering excessive glucose and fat production.