- 18 Oct 2016

Public Health England is encouraging parents and carers to help protect their children from flu this winter, as the largest ever programme vaccinating...
As yoga continues to enjoy unprecedented global popularity, its transformation into a multi-billion-dollar wellness industry has sparked an important debate.
Hearing loss is often dismissed as a natural part of ageing, something to be lived with rather than addressed.

Public Health England is encouraging parents and carers to help protect their children from flu this winter, as the largest ever programme vaccinating...

I would like to describe my experience of the connection between one’s inner-self and the Universe. Such an experience leads to complete surrender, and...

Checking smartphone in the middle of the night may seem a harmless act to you, but in reality it is very damaging

A study has shown that patients who take ibuprofen and other pain killers are likely to have 20 per cent more chance of a heart failure

A Danish study has found that women who take the Pill may be at increased risk of depression with teenagers facing 80 per cent higher risk.

Scientists have found that roller coaster rides help kidney stone patients to pass stones with nearly 70 per cent success rate.

Spirituality cannot take place on an empty stomach. It is said that Gautama Buddha gained enlightenment when a village girl offered him kheer.

We know that binge eating is a trigger for obesity in the long term, however, a new study has raised the warning signs further, saying that binge-eating...

Making friends on Facebook, chatting online or using instant messaging services on smartphones could reduce loneliness as well as chronic conditions such...

A new study has revealed that watching television for more than 15 minutes a day can hamper the creativity of children.