North America
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Brain fog in ME explored
New findings may help explain the phenomenon of "brain fog" suffered by some people with chronic fatigue syndrome, scientists said last night. Read more
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Diabetes risk from antibiotics
Taking several courses of antibiotics is linked to a higher risk of type 2 diabetes, researchers warn today. Read more
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Pregnancy diabetes and obesity risk to women
Obese women who develop diabetes during pregnancy face a hugely increased risk of contracting the disease permanently, researchers warned last night. Read more
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How diabetes hits earnings
Developing type 2 diabetes has a devastating effect on earning power, according to the findings of a global study published today. Read more
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Fat converting drug for weight loss?
Scientists have discovered that a novel drug can change one type of bodily fat into another and might help trigger weight loss. Read more
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Coffee could reduce MS risk
Drinking coffee could help to lower risk of developing multiple sclerosis, it was claimed last night. Read more
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Asthma gene discoveries offer new hope
New genetic discoveries could open the way for new treatments and even drugs to treat asthma, British researchers say. Read more
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Row at saturated fat rehab bid
A row erupted today over claims that saturated fats may not be as bad for the heart as has been claimed. Read more
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The toll of daily pill-popping
Many people would resist calls for them to take a daily pill simply to extend their life, researchers say today. Read more
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Head blows linked to slower processing speeds
Repeated blows to the head can lead to slower processing speeds and smaller volumes in some parts of the brain – particularly in boxers, researchers warn today. Read more