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Frightening photos of MRI images of babies in utero have once again gone viral - capturing people's attention and reigniting the debate if undergoing an MRI while pregnant is worth the worry.

For decades, scientists and doctors believed that Alzheimer's disease was mostly genetic and certainly not preventable. But research has recently demolished this myth.

Men are ignoring the early signs of erectile dysfunction leaving them at risk of developing life threatening heart conditions, a GP has warned.

Whether it's handfuls of hair falling out in the shower or thinning temples from too many slick back styles, hair loss is something many women worry about.

Since it first appeared on UK shelves in 1956, paracetamol has become the nation's default painkiller - swallowed for everything from headaches and toothache to back pain and fever.

Millions of Americans pop these pills like candy, unaware they are causing silent damage, with doctors now warning that coming off them can be a nightmare.

Early tests of the immunotherapy, which harnesses the body's immune system to fight cancer, saw the disease lessen in nearly half of men.

A chocolate male enhancement supplement is being urgently recalls because it contains a prescription drug used to treat erectile dysfunction.

Troubling new research finds that young adults now face a higher-than-ever risk of a potentially deadly health event that can no longer be ignored.

A deadly illness once thought to be left behind in ancient history is making a comeback as it mutates to become more resistant to even the most powerful modern-day drugs.