The once-maligned spread is enjoying a renaissance. Could it - and other fats - actually be good for us, asks Anna Magee.

A sex therapist says she has seen a dramatic increase in those seeking help for porn addiction in the last five years.

In response to high rates of affairs in Spain, a Spanish bed company has developed a cheat-detecting mattress .

Redheads have stood up against labelling and bullying at a Melbourne ginger pride rally.

Happiness is not dependent on circumstances. We think it is but it isn't. We think we will be happy when we pay off the mortgage.

Working up a bit of a sweat can help virtually everyone's health, but it turns out that those carrying some extra kilos get more benefit.

Having a mid-life crisis is more common than you may think with six in ten of those aged 40 to 59 admitting they might be experiencing one.

On any ranked list of nasty diseases transmitted by mosquitoes, ticks and fleas in the Western world, Borrelia burgdorferi, would have to lie near the top.

Artificial eggs made from seaweed could provide women with an alternative to the Pill.

The reason you feel like this week is dragging. Plus top tips for making it through.

The iconic brand has tried everything to keep that fizz going but as people turn on its signature drink - more diet choices are created, writes Emma Reynolds.

Meditation doesn't just relax the mind - it could also keep it young.

Some people swear by a morning sweat session, while others prefer later in the day, so which is best?

Marriage has long been thought to be beneficial - both in sickness and in health. But a study suggests that widows actually suffer less stress and frailty than wives whose husbands are still alive.

One in six men are unaware they have a prostate - meaning they risk missing signs of cancer.

Researchers have found that adults of 60 years or more who form strong bonds with their dogs tend to exercise more often and for longer.

People who have longer legs have a greater risk of getting colon cancer, a study has found.

Can't sleep on your first night in a hotel? Don't blame the lumpy mattress or the hard pillow - it's probably because half your brain is still awake.

A restaurant is offering guests the chance to go 'au naturel'.

For 10 years, Charlie Scott was constantly sick.

Exercise is great, but what impact does it have on our bone health?

Your protein powder could be responsible for those extra kilos you're carrying.

The shedding of emotional tears is unique to humans, but our evolutionary, psychological and biological reasons for "crying it out" remain a mystery.