Health campaigners celebrate ban's 'enormous success' as smoking rates at lowest ever recorded

Decline in number of people hospitalised with lung complaints, drop in teen smokers and change of atmosphere in pubs among the benefits since 2007 law introduced

Health economics consultant says quitting European Medicines Agency would be 'nothing short of madness', but suggests a way post-Brexit UK could 'have cake and eat it'

Eating, rather than smoking, cannabis is better for you 

Hundreds of patients turn to online fundraising, BMA annual meeting hears

‘Unimaginably’ strong laser beam acts like an X-ray and could be used to spot tiny fractures and tumours in the body that would otherwise be missed

From the shores of India to a staple of high-street gyms, Mark Singleton delves into the evolution of modern yoga

Parents are all too willing to ‘turn a blind eye’ and are often too naive to pick up on substance abuse, claims Mandy Saligari

Virtual reality has been used to treat phobias for many years, but medical researchers have began to discover that it can do so much more than that

Performing-enhancing substances are not just giving athletes an advantage, they're being used in everyday situations from presentations to sitting exams

You can make a start by doing things badly... 

'Under 18s should not be able to just walk in off the street and have a cosmetic procedure'

This is how to stop it

Trade unions want the maximum workplace temperature set at 30C

The White House has yet to respond to the resignations

How to eat yourself brighter

It's important to talk to someone about your concerns

Several people have died attempting to follow a similar lifestyle, but experts suggest followers may be 'deluded' rather than deceitful

British people consumed three times as many chips in 2014 than in 1974