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The Journal of the American Medical Association has published a study on the effects of herpes in pregnant women that has proved that the anti-viral treatments have no relationship between birth defects and mothers being treated for herpes in their first trimester...

20,000 men and women from the ages of 39 to 79 participated in a study which dismissed the claims that obesity, if genetic, may not be controlled...

The University of Oxford and the University of Sydney have shown, in a large study on the use of statins and its suspected relationship with cancer, that there is no evidence to suggest that taking stains to reduce cholesterol levels has any effects on the risk of suffering from cancer...

Supported by the University of Athens and Harvard University’s School of Public Health, Greece has finally put in place a ban on smoking in all public spaces...

If you think purchasing a salad bowl or pasta dish from your local supermarket for lunch is doing your diet any favours, think again...