New surgical knife can instantly detect cancer
An experimental surgical knife can help surgeons make sure they've removed all the cancerous tissue, doctors reported.
An experimental surgical knife can help surgeons make sure they've removed all the cancerous tissue, doctors reported.
People who aren't happy with the fortune that their palm predicts are opting to have it surgically altered in a bid to improve their future.
Being English, making a fuss is as painful to me as losing a kidney.
I hope your vision for what you want for yourself is coming together! Over the coming weeks we are going to refine it and start subtly evolving it from dreams into goals.
A doctor's stance on refusing to prescribe the Pill to a young woman because she hadn't performed her "reproductive job" has alarmed the Abortion Law Reform Association NZ.
Each week Rachel Grunwell tries a new sport to bring you the lowdown.
A school principal is considering lodging a complaint with the Medical Council after a boy was accidentally given a Gardisal injection.
Research has shown that with certain mental exercises you can learn to see that the glass of life is half full.
Most gym-goers enjoy listening to a few tunes to help inspire a workout.
Choir members do more than sing in harmony - they synchronise their heartbeats, a study has shown.
Women who work shifts are more likely to have reduced fertility levels, new research has revealed.
Singer Annie Lennox has written a candid blog post urging women to avoid cosmetic surgery.
Research says that drinking trim milk could be making people bigger, not smaller.
Want to know something interesting? A spooky number of clients come to see me when they have a big birthday coming up.
Each week Rachel Grunwell tries a new sport to bring you the lowdown.
A chance discovery could lead to a much-needed new class of antibiotics, according to a new study.
American actress Alicia Silverstone is calling on clean green mothers to donate their breast milk in a new online community project.
Certain forms of IVF treatment are significantly associated with an increased risk of low intelligence in children, a major study has shown.
Love, money and a rewarding hobby are the so-called keys to happiness.
Creating a delicious vision of the future is a really interesting, fun process; but some struggle to find the thing that is “their thing’’.
It may be cheap, but getting your parents to look after your children may be storing up trouble, Roger Dobson discovers.
Women eating two helpings a week of oily fish such as salmon may gain protection against breast cancer, claim researchers.
Each week Rachel Grunwell tries a new sport to bring you the lowdown.
Junk food could be addictive and stimulate cravings in much the same way as an illicit drug, a brain scanning study shows.
Parents whose children suffer from asthma may soon be able to predict whether they will be afflicted by the respiratory condition for the rest of their lives.
A melanoma survivor says while regulating the sunbed industry is a step in the right direction, the council should go one further and ban them altogether.