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How scratching impacts on brain

Researchers have discovered why scratching an itch may be so addictive.

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01.02.2008 16:54:41 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Warning over cannabis lung harm

Heavy cannabis use may raise the risk of chronic lung disease more than smoking, two studies suggest.

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01.02.2008 16:54:41 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Many over-50s 'run risk of STI'

More older people are risking sexually transmitted infections because they are not using condoms, research suggests.

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01.02.2008 16:54:41 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Obesity drug use rise in England

More than 1m prescriptions are made for obesity drugs a year - eight times the number dispensed seven years ago.

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01.02.2008 16:54:41 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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EU backs rival food label scheme

The European Commission proposes a single system of food labelling across the union.

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01.02.2008 16:54:41 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Deep stimulation 'boosts memory'

Electrical stimulation of areas deep within the brain could lead to improved memory, research suggests.

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01.02.2008 16:54:41 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Migrant baby boom 'costs UK'

The NHS cost of maternity care for mothers born outside the UK has risen by £200m in a decade, the BBC learns.

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01.02.2008 16:54:41 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Paraguay put on dengue alert

Paraguay declares a health alert to try to prevent a dengue fever epidemic as 100 possible cases are detected.

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01.02.2008 16:54:41 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Canada isotope plant 'was unsafe'

Canada re-opened a nuclear reactor despite safety risks, the nuclear watchdog's former head tells parliament.

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01.02.2008 16:54:41 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

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Sedentary life 'speeds up ageing'

Leading a sedentary lifestyle may make us genetically old before our time, research suggests.

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01.02.2008 16:54:41 - BBC News | Health | World Edition

BBC News | Health | World Edition

How scratching impacts on brain

Warning over cannabis lung harm

Many over-50s 'run risk of STI'

Obesity drug use rise in England

EU backs rival food label scheme

Deep stimulation 'boosts memory'

Migrant baby boom 'costs UK'

Paraguay put on dengue alert

Canada isotope plant 'was unsafe'

Sedentary life 'speeds up ageing'

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