Running v walking: Which is better for long-term health?
NY Times: They’re both beneficial physically and mentally, but there’s a clear winner.
NY Times: They’re both beneficial physically and mentally, but there’s a clear winner.
Burger eating contest to feed funds into men's health.
Dr Desai says this travel trick could prevent potentially life-threatening blood clots.
Times: Five (non-celebrity) dads on the joys and challenges of having kids later in life.
New York Times: 'The first thing to do is have the courage to admit you’re lonely.'
Telegraph: Takeout night doesn't have to be a health disaster, experts say.
Telegraph: Evidence shows that as the years of drinking notch up, so do the downsides.
Wegovy has been found to have a 'quite profound' effect on reducing heart attack risk.
After losing an eye, Rebecca warns young diabetics to take their health seriously.
Here's what to avoid if you're trying to make healthier choices at the drive-through.
Of the 10,000 deaths each year, a quarter were found to be avoidable.
70 per cent foresaw risk with resources or with being ready to implement changes.
New York Times: 'I can’t talk to my friends about this; they would think I was crazy.'
Telegraph: Young people aren't the problem - it's women and the over-40s, experts say.
A rare honour followed the $13m raise.
George Piano now has a lifetime of medical problems.
Having high cholesterol can increase your chances of having a stroke or heart attack.
Why antimicrobial resistance is one of the biggest global threats to our health.
Failure to make a sensory room available was the heart of the case, heard twice.
The beloved actor opened up about suffering a "tsunami of misfortune" over the years.
Telegraph: "I’m so intimidated ... because I've always been such a 'vanilla' woman."
'I would love this programme to be able to visit all regions of the country.'
Do you really need to take protein supplements as you age?
Telegraph: Menopause has come out of the shadows. So have the snake oil merchants.
New York Times: 'These medications were not studied well or designed for this population.'
The worker called the patient for four days after his discharge.
NY Times: There are thousands on the market, but few situations where they're beneficial.
Do microwaves really 'zap' nutrients? Nutritionists explain.
Telegraph: Trends come and go, but the fundamental equation hasn’t changed.
What does where we live tell us about our wellbeing? This map gives a first-ever glimpse.