British experts have accused the World Health Organization of risking the lives of millions by urging governments to crack down on vaping, writes Kat Lay, health editor...News Release
University of Free State release on child malnutrition analysis by Dr Chantell Witten, division of health professions education, University of the Free State:
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Tanzania's president John Magufuli, Africa's most vehement coronavirus sceptic, has died following an 18-day absence from public life that drew speculation about whether...
March 3rd, 2021Controversy over the World Health Organization’s publication in January of negative information on e-cigarettes, has been followed by a new Public Health England...
Research led by Professor Julia Hippisley-Cox in the University of Oxford’s Nuffield department of primary care health sciences, with collaborators across the UK,...
November 4th, 2020A study published by The BMJ provides new estimates of the increased risks of breast cancer associated with use of different hormone replacement therapy (HRT)...
August 19th, 2020A 23-year follow-up of a large UK trial found that screening women aged 40-49 led to a substantial and significant 25% reduction in breast cancer mortality in the first...
Antibody tests may be missing large numbers of people who contracted COVID-19 because they don't work for people who had a mild infection, The Daily Telegraph reports...Neurology
Scientists from the University of Nottingham's School of Psychology and School of Medicine used repetitive trains of stimulation to the median nerve (MNS) at the wrist...
May 20th, 2020
Risk is integral to every activity, notes an analysis in the Daily Telegraph. So how does coronavirus compare to the dangers posed by everyday living in the...
