Health News
Want to lose weight? Putting tomatoes in your sandwich will make you feel full
It is thought that the fruit is rich in compounds which alter levels of appetite hormones, leaving us feeling satisfied.
Bedside manner
Personal skills at heart of changing doctors' training
NHS told to avoid mass job cuts
NHS bosses warn the health service cannot absorb mass redundancies - even if cuts are inevitable.
Breast cancer changes with spread
A study says nearly 40% of breast cancer tumours change form when they spread - raising concerns over treatment.
Call to improve sick-baby units
New standards for the care of sick babies have been published in an attempt to improve services in England.
Family becomes first in UK to freeze tissue from baby's umbilical cord as £2,000 'health insurance'
A family from Cheshire have become the first in the country to have tissue from their baby's umbilical cord frozen as a health insurance in case they become sick.
Faulty prostate cancer test alert
A faulty self-testing kit on sale in the UK for prostate cancer could mean some given the all clear actually have cancer, experts warn.
Older teenagers 'stop exercising'
The majority of 19-year-olds in England do not take regular exercise, statistics show.
NHS urged to invest in cleaning
The NHS is being urged to invest more in cleaners after research showed just one extra worker can make a difference.
In a bad mood? According to research, it's good for you
In a bad mood? Don't worry - according to research, it's good for you.
Watching TV makes toddlers aggressive
Watching television makes toddlers more likely to kick and scream, according to a U.S study. And the longer they are sat in front of the box, the worse their behaviour becomes.
Swine flu mother dies just 18 days after emergency caesarian that saved her baby from virus
Susan Ford, 31, was 35 weeks pregnant when she was admitted to hospital with severe, flu-like symptoms.
Over 65? Why some doctors think giving you the latest cancer drugs is just a waste
When Jenny Duffield told friends she was having surgery to reduce her risk of a deadly cancer, she was surprised when some of their reactions were lukewarm.
Why eating avocados can help your new hip last longer
A vitamin found in avocados could transform hip replacement surgery, enabling one replacement to last a lifetime.
As new evidence links mobile phones to a greater risk of tumours, could using one cost your child their life?
People who have used a mobile phone for a decade or more have an increased risk of developing brain tumours, according to a study.
Health News: A nicotine patch to help your wounds heal faster and how almonds can cut cholesterol levels
Nicotine patches used just four weeks before surgery can help wounds heal faster. Also, patients who ate a handful of almonds every day reduced their bad cholesterol by more than 30 per cent.
The tiny metal tube that helps men beat impotence
The device, not much bigger than a grain of rice, works by propping open the artery that supplies blood to the genitals.
Milking it... Are 'healthier' rivals really any better than our traditional pint? We look at what's available
We're all drinking less cow's milk amid fears about allergies and health scares linked to dairy foods such as BSE. But is this the right choice?
I'm a fully grown man - but I still get night terrors that make me scream like a baby
Jules Knight, singer with the popular classical boy band Blake, dreads going to sleep. More than once a week, the 28-year-old finds himself bolt upright in bed.
Retirement is best for a good night's sleep as study shows 25% drop in insomnia after people finish working
There are many joys in retirement. But one of the simplest may be being overlooked.