What Doctors Don't Tell YouThe controversial technique of irradiation to increase the shelf life of food is safe, the World Health Organization (WHO) has proclaimed. ...
One of the largest investigations ever into the after effects of tubal sterilisation has concluded that menstrual irregularities are not a substantial risk of the operation. ...
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men, but medicine is at a loss to know how to treat it. Two recent studies reveal that screening can actually do more harm than good, and the increa ...
Most women who have the lining of their womb removed by having endometrial resection (ER) will end up having a full hysterectomy, anyway. About 87 per cent complain afterwards of continual vaginal ...
A few weeks ago, the British government, in one of the most dramatic moves in the 30-year history of the Pill, issued a warning against seven brands containing one of two of the so-called "low dos ...
Frequent prenatal ultrasound exposure could restrict fetal growth by a third. ...
A GOVERNMENT PUBLIC HEALTH ANNOUNCEMENT: The new five-in-one vaccine
New research reveals that doctors need to think twice before prescribing antidepressants, and patients should think three times before taking them.
Antihypertensive drugs can affect the central nervous system of the brain, preventing it from functioning properly, reveals a recent study.
Iam horrified that the water supplies in inner city areas like Glasgow may be fluoridated. I have experienced horrendous reactions to fluoride since the age of 13, and so have my children. Tests i ...
