More than half of 18 to 34-year-olds feel that reality TV and social media have a negative effect on how they see their bodies, a survey has found.
More than half of 18 to 34-year-olds feel that reality TV and social media have a negative effect on how they see their bodies, a survey has found.
The news that Brigitte Nielsen has given birth at the age of 54 has focused attention on the rising numbers of older mothers.
Middle-aged people who feel dizzy when standing up from a lying-down position may be at a higher risk of dementia or a stroke in the future, a report says.
Specialist doctors in the UK will be able to legally prescribe cannabis-derived medicinal products by autumn, the home secretary has announced.
The widespread use of opioids to treat pain frequently prompts concerns about addiction and even deaths. So, why are these sometimes dangerous drugs still being given to patients?
A simple eye test carried out by opticians could help predict who is at risk of developing dementia, a study suggests.
People are getting less than half the sun protection they expect from suntan lotions, according to research.
A trial where pregnant women were given an anti-impotence drug has been urgently stopped after 11 newborn babies died.
Kate Dinota was only seven when her mother found her first grey hair.
The number of antidepressants prescribed to children in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland has risen over the past three years, figures obtained by BBC's File on 4 reveal.
A family archive about the world's first IVF baby, containing letters, gifts, photos and newspaper clippings, has been unveiled on her 40th birthday.
A new drug to treat malaria has been given the green light by authorities in the United States.
For four years, Gavin, 31, struggled to go further than his own doorstep, because of his weight.
Cancer patients who use alternative therapies may be more likely to shun conventional treatments and risk their chances of survival, research suggests.
A record number of primary school children are leaving school severely obese, according to new figures from Public Health England.
A "dangerous complacency" in the response to the global HIV pandemic is risking a resurgence of the disease, according to a report.
Authorities in China have ordered an investigation into a vaccination scandal as panic grows over product safety.
Could abortion in the US become illegal?
People across Japan have been urged to take precautions against a heatwave that has killed about 30 people.
Cardiac arrest patients who are treated with adrenaline are significantly more likely to have severe brain damage if they survive, a new study has found.