Diet & Food
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Oily fish key to health benefits
The medical benefits of eating fish have been widely studied – and new research today says eating oil fish can cut the risk of stroke. Read more
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Little evidence that cranberries prevent cystitis
A thorough review of the evidence has found that drinking cranberry juice is unlikely to prevent bladder and kidney infections, experts say today. Read more
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HIV vitamin benefits queried
New research has found no benefit of high-dose multivitamins for patients on HIV treatment. Read more
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Gene linked to psychiatric illness and obesity
A missing part in the human genome may contribute to depression and obesity, researchers have revealed. Read more
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Tomato may prevent stroke
People who eat large amounts of tomato may enjoy massive protection against stroke, researchers reported last night. Read more
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Vitamin D no good for colds, study suggests
A new study has found no evidence that taking a vitamin D supplement can reduce the chance of catching a cold. Read more
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Take care message for world heart day
Most people leave it too late to start taking care of their heart, campaigners have warned. Read more
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New child obesity heart warning
New findings suggest that obesity in childhood can have far-reaching effects on future heart health. Read more
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Fruit and vegetables reduce heart attack risk in women
A diet rich in fruit and vegetables can significantly reduce the risk of heart attack among women, a Swedish study has found. Read more
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New migraine wine theory
People with migraine who want to drink wine may find the sweet kind helps spare them headaches, researchers have reported. Read more