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The 2026 FIFA World Cup — running June 11 through July 19 across 16 cities in the United States, Canada, and Mexico — will draw millions of fans to stadiums, fan zones, airports, and…
A large new analysis found that any level of alcohol consumption is associated with higher risks for 20 different health outcomes, including many cancers and several cardiovascular…
John Browett, a business leader and former supermarket chief executive, has been named chair of the newly established Online NHS Trust, the organisation delivering NHS Online — a…
A 30-year analysis suggests that doing about 90 to 120 minutes of strength training per week is associated with a lower risk of dying early.
Morrisons is teaming up with the NHS to put cancer awareness messages on nine own‑brand bath and shower products, urging shoppers to “Be body aware” and “Know the signs of cancer.” The…
A new oral medication, daraxonrasib, produced striking results in a phase 3 trial for people with pancreatic cancer, offering hope against one of the deadliest cancers.
Morrisons has partnered with NHS England to add cancer awareness messages to its own-brand bath and shower range, encouraging shoppers to check for unusual changes while bathing and to…
If you feel like mosquitoes bite you more than others, there's science behind it. Researchers have identified several factors that make some people more attractive to mosquitoes: the…
If you seem to attract mosquitoes more than others, science has started to explain why. Multiple studies point to the way people breathe and smell, their body heat, and even what they…
If you feel like mosquitoes bite you more than others, science offers several explanations. Researchers point to the carbon dioxide you exhale, body heat, the mix of chemicals on your…
Morrisons has partnered with NHS England to put cancer awareness messages on nine new own‑brand bath and shower products, encouraging shoppers to check their bodies and contact their…
A recent Environmental Working Group (EWG) review found that only about 20% of sunscreen products meet its safety and efficacy criteria — roughly 550 out of 2,784 items surveyed.