A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
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Women whose mid-pregnancy ultrasound scans show a potential foetal abnormality should be g
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Sustained enjoyment of life over several years in older age is associated with lower morta
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Lowering the body temperature of adults who experience a traumatic brain injury can signif
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A high-sensitivity blood test, known as a troponin test, could predict the risk of he
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Cognitive therapy can be an effective treatment for children and adolescents with post tra
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The prescription of psychotropic drugs is associated with a strongly increased risk of fal
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Racquet sports, swimming and aerobics are associated with the best chance of staving off d
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Interventions aimed at preventing suicide among students should be designed separatel
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Women living in developed Western nations with strong Catholic heritage are less likely to
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Women with breast cancer who are more socially isolated have higher rates of recurrence an
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Young people who drink heavily throughout their teenage years risk altering the developmen
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The likelihood of dying after emergency abdominal surgery is up to seven times higher for
Antipsychotic drug use is associated with a 60% increased risk of mortality among people with Alzheimer’s disease, new study results suggest.
A drug used to treat sleep disorder narcolepsy could help people who are addicted to food to lose weight, say UK researchers.
Starting testosterone treatment is associated with an increased risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE), that peaks within six months then gradually declines, new study results suggest.
UK fertility clinics are making unsubstantiated claims about the benefits of treatment beyond standard IVF procedures, say researchers from the University of Oxford’s Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine.
Replacing major saturated fatty acids with unsaturated fats, whole grain carbohydrates or plant proteins is an effective approach for preventing coronary heart disease, say researchers.
Current evidence does not support the use of vitamin D supplements to prevent disease, say researchers from the University of Aberdeen and the University of Auckland in New Zealand.
