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Don't be fooled into thinking a handful of mint, a squeeze of lime or a fruity garnish makes your favourite cocktail a healthier option.

Researchers said more than half of men working such long hours experienced major stress and had difficulty achieving an erection.

The Government has hit out at the Fit Note system, saying it is 'insane' that young people can get signed off for conditions such as ADHD after a brief GP appointment.

Dozens of types of ready-made deli salads and cheeses have been urgently recalled over potential contamination with deadly bacteria, the FDA has announced.

University of Oxford scientists found people who drink their cuppa at very high temperatures are three times more likely to develop squamous cell carcinoma than those who drink them 'warm'.

It's a habit shared by thousands of Britons while working from home. But doctors have warned that resting your laptop against your body could cause a disfiguring skin reaction.

A brisk half-hour walk each day could be just as good for your health as achieving the much-coveted 10,000-step target, scientists have found.

A common bacteria found in the stomachs of millions of people in the UK could be to blame for the disturbing rise in bowel cancer cases, new research has suggested.

It was one of the most popular fad diets of recent decades - rocketing to fame in 2013 after a single tweet from Victoria Beckham.

Researchers in Beijing said the new virus had been detected in humans in four provinces, including Hubei, home to Wuhan, where the Covid pandemic began.