A trainee barber whose rash and persistent itching were dismissed as eczema for 17 months was actually suffering from blood cancer.

Hypertension medications are safe for women to take during their first trimester, a new study has revealed.

Doctors' use of Caesarean section to deliver babies has nearly doubled in 15 years to reach "alarming" proportions in some countries, a study says.

Patients claiming free prescriptions in England face checks before medicine is issued in an effort to stamp out fraud. Prescription fraud currently costs the NHS in England an estimated £256m a year. 

Children and young people up to 18 should have their weight and body mass index (BMI) recorded every year, says a report by child health experts. 

Two painkillers are to be reclassified as class C controlled substances amid concerns people are becoming addicted to them and misusing them. The drugs - pregabalin and gabapentin - are also used for epilepsy and anxiety. The move, announced...

Quiz is something which is enjoyed by everyone – old and young. 

The Indian High Commission invites PIO/NRI/British youth between the age of 15-35 to participate in the second edition of ‘Bharat Ko Janiya’ quiz that comes with special prizes and unprecedented recognition!

Famous Indian poets sent by the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) to tour towns and cities across the UK addressed a gathering of 200 people from the South Asian community in Slough.

An amateur boxing coach who became the first in the UK to wear a hijab is hoping to inspire more women to get involved in sport. Zahra Butt, 39, also incorporates life-coaching into her boxing classes.