Self-hypnosis apps are becoming increasingly popular for managing stress and anxiety. But are they actually safe to use?
Homicide of strangers by people with schizophrenia is extremely rare,but we can reduce the risk by fixing our homelessness crisis.
A new review shows apps are not following the food outlet information rules,and it’s a public health risk,experts say.
As much as we pretend it’s purely for health and wellbeing purposes,running in the modern age has become a performance in and of itself.
The work of Gerard Sutton and his team may do for blindness what cochlear implants did for deafness.
The jewellery label founder shares her day on a plate,including her go-to lunch.
More mothers are choosing the procedure to mark the end of their breastfeeding years. Some experts warn the trend fuels unrealistic expectations about body image.
LGBTQ advocates have slammed a report by British paediatrician Hilary Cass,who concluded there was inadequate evidence to support the use of puberty blockers.
Plenty of studies have shown the merits of moving in the morning,but new research shows that for certain groups,after-dinner exercise can be very beneficial.
Over-the-counter eye drops have become part of many people’s daily routines. But experts are concerned excessive use may be masking underlying problems.
Physical activity improves cognitive and mental health in many ways. Here’s how to reap the benefits.