Health & Science

Abolishing the organisation which champions patient views on health and social care would leave the NHS “marking their own homework”, a group represe

Only “a few thousand” men with a dangerous genetic variant and a family history of cancer are recommended to undergo prostate cancer screening throug

Resident doctors in England are set to take to the picket lines once again, kicking off their 16th strike over ongoing pay disputes. The fresh round

Births in England and Wales have plummeted to their lowest level in nearly half a century, marking a significant shift in societal attitudes towards

Australia has reported its first diphtheria death in almost ten years as the country battles its worst outbreak of this vaccine-preventable illness i

Seventeen-year-old Adam Ankers and 20-year-old Matthew Dunning were both vibrant young men with a passion for football, living their lives to the ful

Scientists at Oxford University are in a race against time, working on a new Ebola vaccine that could be ready for clinical trials in just two to thr

The World Health Organization (WHO) has raised the public health risk from the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) from