A major international study has found that only a small share of people manage to meet recommended levels of both sleep and daily physical activity, raising...
European companies are pouring unprecedented sums into employee well-being, yet mental health indicators across the workforce continue to deteriorate, raising concerns among researchers, unions and public...
A major scientific study has raised fresh concerns about the impact of tattoo inks on the body’s immune system, suggesting that the pigments used to create...
US health authorities have issued an alert urging people to stop using specific models of Abbott Diabetes Care’s glucose monitoring sensors after the company linked the...
A large study has found that a single dose of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine provides nearly the same level of protection as the traditional two-dose...
A series of new scientific studies is shedding light on how daily orange juice consumption may shape key biological processes linked to cardiovascular health. Researchers say...
A new analysis presented in the United States suggests that routine blood tests could play a greater role in tracking Alzheimer’s disease, particularly among people living...
Researchers at the University of Birmingham are preparing the first National Health Service (NHS) trial to test whether nitrous oxide, commonly known as “laughing gas,” can...
An estimated 40.8 million people are living with HIV worldwide, and the virus claimed about 630,000 lives last year, according to new global health figures released...
Regular physical activity is widely recognised as a key factor in lowering the risk of chronic illness and early death, but new research suggests that polluted...
