Europe
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Gene creates male breast risk
Men who carry a faulty breast cancer gene face a high risk of developing the disease in their old age, British researchers warned today. Read more
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Anaesthetists warned of global warming
Anaesthetics in a busy hospital will contribute as much to global warming as hundreds of cars every year, researchers warned last night. Read more
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Male cancer screening may save lives
Prostate cancer screening has been controversial – but a new study today says it can halve death rates of men from the disease. Read more
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Tea benefits need healthy lifestyle – expert
British experts have urged the public not to substitute tea and coffee drinking for a healthy lifestyle. Read more
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Male “change” rare – Euro study
The male menopause exists – but it is very rare and is often linked to poor health and obesity, scientists have claimed. Read more
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Twin insight into Mediterranean heart booster
Men facing a genetic risk of heart disease can help themselves by eating a healthy "Mediterranean" diet, researchers have reported. Read more
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Women die from delayed diagnosis – claim
Nearly a thousand women may be dying from breast cancer each year because of late diagnosis, experts claim today. Read more
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Boiled coffee for breast?
Drinking large amounts of boiled coffee may help protect elderly women against breast cancer, researchers reported last night. Read more
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Doctors urged to link weight and sexual health
Obesity has wide-ranging effects on sexual health, researchers say today. Read more
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Test-tube baby malformation risk
Babies born through test-tube baby treatments face an increased risk of suffering from malformations, researchers warned today. Read more