
It's the news we've all been dreading — a definitive new report from the World Health Organisation linking use of mobile phones with cancer. Even half an hour's usage a day could result in a 40% higher likelihood of developing brain cancer. The report also suggests ways to cut down the risk of radiation.
Walking a few blocks each day could lessen the risk of mental decline, and even dementia for elderly people, a report reveals
Love it or loathe it, football has been described as a vital social service in an insecure age, offering drama, escapism and a sense of tribal identity.
Research shows that for millions of fans, “the beautiful game” has become a key strategy to combat stress at work and in their private lives. Paul Vallely examines the appeal of the sport which, for many, has taken the place of religion in our secular society.
Scientists in California are experimenting on the pain-relieving effects of love and romance.
Most of us probably feel we over-indulged over the recent festive season. So is it time for another fad diet, or a chance to try out the age-old practice of fasting? asks Louise Ellis.
When she was 27, Lyla Cansfield received the devastating news that she had a rare, but very aggressive type of cervical cancer, leaving her with no choice but to agree to drastic surgery.
She used her Buddhist practice to summon up the faith and courage to ‘win’ over her illness.
Is it just self-indulgent navel-gazing or is counselling necessary for our emotional health?Sally Brampton investigates