Europe
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Cancer puzzle solved?
Scientists say they may have solved one of the most persistent puzzles in cancer research – opening the way for wide-ranging new treatments. Read more
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Milk aversion clue to cancer protection
People who are lactose intolerant enjoy protection against some common cancers, researchers have revealed. Read more
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Shift workers have ‘impaired brain function’
People who work for years on rotating shifts are more likely to lose some of their brain power compared to those who do 9-5, researchers warn today. Read more
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Warning over herbal remedy chemical link to cancer
A link between kidney cancer and exposure to aristolochic acid, an ingredient in some herbal remedies, has been uncovered for the first time. Read more
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Marathon runners could get live heart monitors
Doctors have successfully undertaken live monitoring of the heart health of athletes running a marathon, it has been announced. Read more
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Questions raised over ‘healthy’ dairy
Milk may damage the bones rather than protect them, it is claimed today. Read more
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Euro-drive on antibiotic resistance
A major European drive has been launched to tackle the problem of antibiotic resistance. Read more
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Specialists back fast-track Ebola vaccine plan
Leading specialists in immunology have backed efforts to begin Ebola vaccination as soon as possible. Read more
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Hope to ease TB drug burden
Gruelling courses of treatment to tackle TB could become more acceptable and effective, according to two studies published yesterday. Read more
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Cold sore virus linked to dementia
The virus that causes cold sores may be linked to risk of Alzheimer’s disease, according to Swedish researchers. Read more