This experiment will silence Coke Zero skeptics once and for all.

Fitness trainer and Biggest Loser host Bob Harper says he is recovering from a serious heart attack that left him unconscious for two days. Source: GMA

NZAX-listed TruScreen shares jumped 14 per cent after the cervical cancer test developer announced distribution agreements in new markets.

OPINION: The lesson in these tales is that we tend to take score way too early, writes Louise Thompson.

Pregnant women warned against using hairspray, as evidence suggests chemicals may be linked to genital birth defect in boys.

Two young Aucklanders will get the chance to spread more of their message of hope after receiving $30,000 in Jetstar's Flying Start grant programme.

Our natural health guru on how our gut bacteria are so influential to our health.

Water, water everywhere, way too much to drink.

People seeking home-based caregivers for loved ones can find help via a new app.

On the eve of Auckland's annual Round the Bays run, NZ On Screen's Nicky Harrop revisits some fitness trends gone by.

Princess Beatrice has paid tribute to her parents for helping her to see dyslexia as an opportunity rather than a hindrance. The

Personal trainer, Monty Simmons shares his five tips for working out while pregnant.

Bad news for burger lovers. Girls are particularly at risk during their teenage years when their breasts are still developing as well as their decision-making skills.

"The 'bottom' line is that if you want to be sure of having no risks of heart disease, you must keep off your bottom."

No-one's immune from Melanoma. 69,000 Kiwis will get skin cancer annually and more than 300 of us will die of it.

My how you've changed! Kiwi Nicola Robinson looks drastically different as her one year anniversary with Pete Evans approaches.

A photo of a man looking after his wife who has Alzheimer's has struck a cord with many hearts.

Exercising in middle age can offset the harms of being obese, a major study suggests.

Late-night eating is a habit we have the power to change.

More than 35 per cent of advanced blood cancer patients showed no sign of the disease.

Meet Margaret Almond, a Tauranga centenarian who's decided it's time to get fit.

From Oprah to Mark Zuckerberg, here's the simple routine they employ for success.

Researchers believe by adhering to a certain diet over a few months, you can "reboot" your body.

"Mothers tend to put the needs of their children first, so they might not be exercising or taking care of themselves".

The latest research recommends doubling your five-a-day intake to 800 grams.

A pill powered by your own stomach acid will send health data from inside your body to your phone.

You know that thing you are wresting with, that just sort of won't happen no matter how hard you try? Finding a new partner. Landing

A small study of 16 people with severe anorexia has found that implanting stimulation electrodes into the brains of patients could ease their anxiety and help them gain weight.

A study undertaken at Kings College in London found that anxiety could be transmitted from parent to child, writes Jo Hartley.

The inability to get out of bed may be a symptom rather than a cause of dementia.