Respiratory
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3D clue to tuberculosis action
A 3D cell culturing system for studying tuberculosis has been unveiled by British scientists. Read more
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Gene link to COPD risk reported
It may soon be possible to predict an individual’s genetic risk of developing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, researchers from two British universities reported last night. Read more
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New call to curb tobacco use
There are significant health and financial benefits from improved tobacco control policies, according to a major new report. Read more
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Risk of friendly microbes
Strategies that aim to combat microbes with "more friendly" strains are highly risky, British researchers have warned. Read more
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Asthma guidance could save cash
Improving the medical management of asthma could bring cost savings in the British NHS, according to guidance published today. Read more
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Whole grapes pose child risk
The choking risk to children of swallowing whole grapes is not widely understood, a doctor warns today. Read more
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Cured meat-asthma link found
Eating large amounts of cured meat may trigger the worsening of asthma symptoms, either directly or via increased body mass index, researchers say today. Read more
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Racquets, swimming and aerobics best for health?
Racquet sports, swimming and aerobics may be the healthiest forms of fitness, researchers say today. Read more
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CF danger bacterium "global"
A multi-drug resistant infection that threatens people with cystic fibrosis is now found globally, researchers warned last night. Read more
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New backing for e-cigarettes
Experts have repeated their backing for e-cigarettes being used as an aid for giving up smoking. Read more