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  Stephen Sutton vigil continues: £4 million funds raised

  The appeal by teenage cancer fundraiser Stephen Sutton has passed £4...

  Roland Shaw 30th May 2014
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  Experts warn WHO not to “control and suppress” e-cigarettes

  The World Health Organisation (WHO) has been warned by...

  Vanessa Smart 29th May 2014
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  Scientists to test dogs and cats for Mers infection

  Scientists are beginning to test pet dogs and cats in order to understand...

  Aastha Gill 27th May 2014
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  Night-eating syndrome linked to faulty gene

  An irresistible urge to wake up at night and eat has been linked to a...

  Aastha Gill 23rd May 2014
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  Royal Mail to start Sunday delivery service

  Royal Mail is to trial a Sunday delivery service for parcels to address the growing...

  Roland Shaw 21st May 2014
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  Abu Hamza found guilty of terrorism offences

  Abu Hamza al-Masri, the radical Islamist cleric, who was extradited from the UK to...

  Roland Shaw 20th May 2014
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  Patients urged to give suggestions to shape new nursing code

  Patients and the public are being encouraged to contribute their...

  Bethany Bishop 19th May 2014
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  OwnFone launches world’s first 3D printed Braille phone

  London-based company OwnFone has launched the world’s first 3D...

  Aastha Gill 17th May 2014
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  One in five UK adults deficient in vitamin D

  Millions of Britons are at risk of developing rickets and bone deformities due to...

  Aastha Gill 14th May 2014
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  Can medical apps cut down time in the doctor’s waiting room?

  People in the UK spend around six months of their lives, on...

  Amanda Walters 13th May 2014
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