Burnout is an increasingly noted workplace phenomenon. While it is still not considered a medical condition, the new ICD definition recognises that it has a legitimate influence on an affected person’s health status and is considered a valid reason for people seeking healthcare services.
Google is pioneering artificial intelligence (AI) in the medical field and findings from a recent study on lung cancer prediction reveal that its better than radiologists when it comes to diagnostics.
Eating 'clean' has a variety of health benefits, but too much of this good thing can, in fact, be harmful to your health. Here's why.
Social media influencers are everywhere but just because they have a huge following does it mean you should trust their advice? Recent findings say no.
Could drones be the future of organ transplant delivery? If this 'proof-of-concept' is anything to go by, the answer may be yes...
Sit less, play more - this is the World Health Organisation's recommendation for children under 5. Here's why and their guidelines on what you as a parent or caregiver can do.
If you think 'herbal' and 'natural' automatically means a product or supplement is 'safe' and 'safe to use during pregnancy, it's time to think again. Research shows that this is not always the case with many natural and herbal products and supplements and that some commonly used herbs and herbal products may cause unwanted side effects and could be linked to adverse pregnancy outcomes.
What if there was a low-cost (possibly free) way to reduce your stress levels and improve your overall health and well-being? New research shows that a 'nature pill' may just be the answer.
The world's first ever HIV-to-HIV kidney transplant from a living donor and why this groundbreaking feat is not only remarkable for those living with HIV, but for everyone awaiting kidney transplants in the USA.
One woman’s ability to smell Parkinson’s disease pioneered studies that may aid in the earlier diagnosis and soon provide the first definitive diagnostic test for the disease.