Health

Charles Jackson, 66, is learning to walk again after falling seriously ill during a coach tour in Cyprus at the start of December last year

Doctors think the poison she injected reacted with the air or her stomach gases to produce an explosion

Based on recent studies, Europe is the region in the world where men have more chances of becoming bald at some point in their lives. The UK is the fifth country in the world with the highest number of bald men, a total of 39,24 per cent. This usually explained by genetic inheritance, although age and hormonal changes can also have an impact on the loss of hair. Furthermore, we can safely say that the earlier the hair loss begins,...

Few drinks are part of the culture and idiosyncrasy of a country like yerba mate, and although it is usually consumed in many Latin American countries, it is unmistakably related to Argentina, considered by this town as something more than a simple drink. It is a source of pride national, a reason for social meetings and a family habit that has been inherited by generations in a natural way. A consumption that dates back to the Guarani natives, ethnic group...

American scientists have urged people to eat their greens after discovering the vegetable could be an effective treatment to suppress cancerous tumour growth

Controversial drug Tramadol is deemed historically 'safer' than other morphine based drugs, the medical versions of heroin

When activated by UV (ultraviolet) light the 'bio-glue' immediately forms a complete seal, even on wet tissue - eliminating the need for staples or stitches.

Research revealed half of parents – including 59 per cent of those under 25 - feel the so-called ‘anti-vaxx’ movement is becoming more influential.

People should gargle with antiseptic mouthwash to stop the spread of the disease, say scientists