Month: September 2011

Doctors say the current generation of students has a greater risk of anxiety and depression than previous ones, amid rising debt and job uncertainty.

Investigators crack down on the multi-million pound trade in fake and unlicensed medicines in the UK as the industry – and concerns over its related health risks – grow.

Leading surgeons say thousands of NHS patients needing emergency non-cardiac surgery are having their lives put at risk because of poor care and delays in treatment.

“Anything you could ever want or be you already have and are.”

The Court of Protection will rule later on whether a brain-damaged woman, deemed to be “minimally conscious”, should be allowed to die.

Michael Jackson’s personal physician, Conrad Murray, goes on trial in Los Angeles, charged with involuntary manslaughter of the singer.

“Women are better at acting then men. Why? Because we have to be. If successfully convincing someone bigger than you are of something he doesn’t want to know is a survival skill, this is how women…

Women who drink two or more cups of coffee a day are less likely to experience depression, researchers have discovered.

The cost of treating cancer in the developed world is spiralling and is “heading towards a crisis,” according to an international team of researchers.

“If you can attain repose and calm, believe that you have seized happiness.”