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After a nutritious breakfast upgrade? These are the best foods to have first thing in the morning...

World’s largest review finds direct associations with higher risks of cancer, heart disease and early death

Researchers writing in BMJ warn commercial bodies are using narratives to market flawed or ineffective tests

The Northern Ireland Assembly is set to return after a two-year political paralysis caused by Brexit row.

Skilled medical journalist with a gift for demystifying evidence who was also an admired obituarist of doctors and scientists

Men with enlarged breast tissue that is not caused by extra weight--a condition medically known as gynecomastia--may be at an increased risk of dying before the age of 75, according to the first study of its kind, published in the journal BMJ. Read further on Dynamite News:

Separate study finds women who are depressed in pregnancy more likely to die prematurely

Average cholesterol values today are regarded as normal based on a sick society, says the bestselling author of 'How Not to Die.'

Foreign doctors can come to work at English hospital trusts to gain experience to implement in practice in their home countries.

Putting a sticker on ultra-processed foods may not be the solution it seems

Biscuits, ice-cream and fizzy drinks can be just as addictive as alcohol and cigarettes, research has found. What are they doing to our bodies – and how can we kick the habit?