People who join the NHS's UK organ donation register are to be asked if they want their religious beliefs to be considered in the donation process.
People who join the NHS's UK organ donation register are to be asked if they want their religious beliefs to be considered in the donation process.
Teething gels for infants that contain an anaesthetic will no longer be sold in supermarkets and high street shops.
The calorie content of meals in UK restaurants is "excessive" and sit-down restaurants are unhealthier than fast-food chains, BMJ research suggests.
Teenagers who are victims of neglect, bullying, crime, family violence and sexual exploitation are more likely to self-harm and have suicidal thoughts, a study from King's College London finds.
Michelle Obama's remarks about impostor syndrome - a term used to describe feelings of insecurity or self-doubt, despite there being no evidence to support such a belief - have inspired others to share their experiences.
Regular weigh-ins at home, plus simple weight-loss tips, could prevent people from piling on the pounds at Christmas, according to a new study.
Eight genes linked to red hair have been discovered by scientists, helping to shed light on how redheads inherit their distinctive locks.
Doing crossword puzzles and Sudoku does not appear to protect against mental decline, according to a new study.
The NHS will be banned from buying fax machines from next month - and has been told by the government to phase out the machines entirely by 31 March 2020.
A two-year-old US girl who needs several blood transfusions to fight cancer has spurred a global campaign to search for compatible donors.
Anna Boniface seemed to have the world at her feet when finishing as the 2017 London Marathon's fastest amateur female runner.
Thirty-two surrogate mothers charged with human trafficking in Cambodia for carrying babies for Chinese clients have been released after agreeing to keep the children, officials say.
The family of a man who died after receiving a liver transplant from a donor with undetected cancer has called for more thorough tests.
Canada has become a hot destination for parents-to-be looking for "altruistic surrogates" - women who give birth to babies they are not genetically related to and only charge pregnancy-related expenses in return.
Police in China have cracked down on a supply network of unlicensed and counterfeit beauty products, state media said.
A healthy baby girl has been born using a womb transplanted from a dead person.
Scientists in Cambridge have completed the world's largest gene sequencing project in healthcare - which brings hope of better understanding of diseases and faster diagnosis.
Around the world, children are far more likely than ever before to develop food allergies.
The overwhelming majority of adults in England are so unhealthy they put their lives at risk, a survey suggests.
Sayan Hazra is a photographer based in India. The name of the care home and the last names of its residents have been withheld upon their request.