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Is this the key to achieving your weight loss goals this year?

Astounding collection of stories where injury creates a genius.

Already bored of setting goals for the new year? That means you're extremely likely to fail and given we're well into the first week of January, maybe you already have.

UPenn researchers have found how to stimulate the cells to create fat, a possible end to scarring.

Electronic cigarettes could damage men's fertility through toxic chemicals in the flavourings, a study has revealed.

Nick Harding, a 47-year-old gym-goer, had to sign his life away before being allowed to do Flatline - but is extreme fitness good for you?

Are goals the problem?

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Doctors are at loggerheads over changes to New Zealand's cervical screening programme, with one saying more women will die.

Emma Thompson dropped two dress sizes and could still drink wine, finds Radhika Sanghani.

For people hoping to shed those extra kilos in the early new year, setting out with unrealistic expectations could be the key to losing weight.

Right now, some really positive things are going on in our food culture that point to where we're heading.

We all know how depressing it is to put on weight. This doctor has some tips of his own.

People who walk briskly for more than 30 minutes a day were found to have lower BMIs and smaller waists than everyone else involved in the study.

Researchers believe no diet is perfect for everyone, and the key to picking the right one depends on hormones, genes and psychology.

What happens when a city runs out of space?

Magazine breaks new ground in going behind the scenes with identical twin Emmie Smith during her medical transition.

Greg Bruce's wife is a yoga teacher. She thinks him taking it up will change his life. Is she right?

Experts at Boston University claim to have discovered the game-changing test

While some, such as junk food and fizzy drinks, are a no brainer, others may surprise you - including lentils, onions and even apples.

Australian organisation is set to break ground on a facility to offer people the chance to be cryogenically frozen after death.

Despite your best intentions to eat more kale, there's a good chance your weight loss resolution could do more harm than good.

It is a mysterious science: why do some farts smell worse than others?

Looking to tone your derriere? Fitness expert Lee-Anne Wann demonstrates "The Buttock Game Changer".

The talk show queen and notorious yoyo dieter has shed almost 20kg thanks to diet and exercise.

Exposure to traffic fumes and noise was found to raise the risk of dementia by up to 12 per cent.

They weighed 380kg between them and hated their looks. Now this Melbourne couple are super-fit and living happily ever after together.

It is an uncontroversial fact that the state of the country's freshwater resources has for decades been moving towards ecological collapse.

For women embarking on dry January, it's not their own ability for self-restraint they have to worry about - it's their partner's.