Lifestyle medicine physician Dr Nitu Bajekal shared that people should consume at least two portions of a particular bean a day to reduce their risk of cancer
A test with "whole genome sequencing" could replace techniques identifying what drives cancers, according to a trial by Great Ormond Street Hospital and Cambridge University
Axel Horgan, two, was born with the rare genetic condition congenital lipomatous overgrowth - which can result in vascular, spinal, skin, bone or joint abnormalities
Scientists hope to have produced a much more effective and targeted way of killing cancer cells after producing “nanorobots” which tested successfully on mice
Researchers have warned that exposure to bright lights during the night could increase your risk of developing type 2 diabetes, which is a condition that affects millions of people
A new study has identified a link between anxiety and an increased risk of developing Parkinson's Disease, which is usually associated with movement issues
Ketamine, a horse tranquiliser that is popular among ravers, could be a new tool to fight depression without many of the side effects of traditional anti-depressants - according to new research
A viral new sex trend has emerged that sees women turning to coffee to spice up their time in the bedroom - but experts are divided on whether it actually works
Things looked bleak for baby Miles when he was born with a rare genetic immune condition prompting a global search for a stem cell donor - who turned out to work in the same office as dad David
Studies suggest half of outbreaks of E. coli, which can prove fatal in humans, are caused by leafy greens. We take a look at the links between the bacteria and lettuce
Zara is the latest in a long line of celebrities who are obsessed with the skin-smoothing properties and summer-ready scent from these must-have beauty products
According to this doctor, there are a number of habits and behaviours that should be avoided to lead the healthiest lifestyle - and drinking coffee can sometimes be one of them.