Alzheimer's linked to poor sleep patterns in new study
Scientists test spinal fluid of 101 participants to trace toxic brain proteins related to disease and found least well rested most likely to develop condition
Scientists test spinal fluid of 101 participants to trace toxic brain proteins related to disease and found least well rested most likely to develop condition
'National and global action' is needed to combat the growth of an industry 'based on inappropriate marketing of unproven stem cell treatments'
Baby Arthur was delivered by emergency caesarean
'Many women... have the impression that the menstrual cycle influences their well-being and cognitive performance'
Proton pump inhibitors used to reduce stomach acid levels and treat ulcers under scrutiny after latest findings published
Medical specialists fear politicians are failing to bring in potentially life-saving restrictions on sales ‘due to commercial interest’
'The health of all UK citizens is at stake'
Health campaigners celebrate ban's 'enormous success' as smoking rates at lowest ever recorded
Unions say seven-year pay freeze has caused ‘real hardship for workers and their families’
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
One from Somerset was sent to the Scottish Highlands 587 miles away, new figures show
While the most prematurely babies scored low in tests, the difference was 'negligible' by the time children were of middle-school age
'Under 18s should not be able to just walk in off the street and have a cosmetic procedure'
The White House has yet to respond to the resignations
British people consumed three times as many chips in 2014 than in 1974
Students blamed exam pressure, intensive exercise and poor diets for irregular menstrual cycles, which were most noticeable during term time
But scientists say low levels not necessarily harmful
It should be 'as easy and accepted as placing a stethoscope on a deceased patient’s chest to search for a heartbeat and breath that will never come', but it's not
Third of NHS children’s mental health services are facing cuts or closure
Leading expert says the research, in mice, could be the 'Holy Grail' of allergy treatment but warns similar work has failed to produce an effective treatment for humans in the past