Who gets the pets when couples divorce?
Courts in Alaska now treat pets more like children in divorce proceedings, should the UK legal system be doing the same?
Courts in Alaska now treat pets more like children in divorce proceedings, should the UK legal system be doing the same?
'We can turn memory on and turn memory off'
Study suggests everyone reacts to what they eat in their own unique way
Friendly bacteria could be dying out because of our 'war on all microbes' but that doesn't mean you should 'biobank your poop now and give it to your grandkids'
'When I have a bad anxiety attack it feels like I’m drowning'
Exclusive: Sonia Tábora suffered a miscarriage in a coffee field but was convicted of 'aggravated homicide'
Exclusive: Holiday company to ‘enhance provisions for families with autism’
Studies have exhaustively concluded there is no relationship between vaccination and autism since discredited 1998 report
New research finds taking on additional nutrients protects against acute respiratory infections
Since 2000, nearly three billion children around the world have been given more than 10 billion doses of oral polio vaccine
Calling the president 'mentally ill' is an insult to people who have genuine conditions, says Professor Allen Frances
The final series of ‘Girls’ began this week, but will its elitist depiction of feminism have a lasting legacy?
Legal air pollution limits repeatedly surpassed in 16 areas, including London, Leeds and Glasgow
Three years of pollen pills or injections can lessen symptoms 'for several years', but two years of treatment does not bring same benefits
Virus invades nervous system and destroys nerve cells that control muscles, especially in legs
There were 12,906 cases of scarlet fever last winter – up from 5,746 the year before
Nearly half of UK adults take multivitamins, with 46 per cent using them daily or occasionally
The virus is more common in children, but anyone can catch it
Taking a supplement of the substance that makes carrots orange significantly boosted men’s attractiveness to women
Pancreatic cancer is the eighth most common cause of cancer-related mortality worldwide, but a new treatment aims to dull the disease’s deadly edge