Respiratory
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Student gets artificial windpipe
A geology student from Eritrea has become the latest beneficiary of dramatic advances in windpipe transplant techniques, it was revealed today. Read more
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Early fish may prevent asthma
Including fish in baby food after weaning may help prevent asthma-type problems developing, researchers from Sweden reported yesterday. Read more
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Antibiotic resistance warnings stepped up
A fresh drive to restrict the use of antibiotics and prevent them losing their potency, was launched today. Read more
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Nose drop hope for child flu campaign
UK government advisers want flu vaccine nose drops to be developed for children, it emerged yesterday. Read more
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Pressure grows for car smoking ban
There was growing pressure for UK governments to ban smoking in cars today – as experts warned that non-smokers face massive risks from the habit. Read more
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Global toll of childhood flu
About 90 million children globally under the age of five contract seasonal flu every year, researchers have estimated for the first time. Read more
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How a little red wine may improve sleep
The so-called Mediterranean diet is known for its healthy properties – and now researchers say it may also deal with sleep disturbance. Read more
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Hope for cancer vaccine
A "vaccine" developed to help combat lung cancer has shown promising results in a European study. Read more
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TB cases fall worldwide
The world has been winning the battle against TB – but the financial crisis may jeopardise further progress, according to a major report published yesterday. Read more
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Flu jab urged for asthma
Asthma campaigners have urged people with the condition to ensure they get the flu vaccine. Read more