A team of experts are weighing up whether low-risk prostate cancer cases should be renamed to reduce anxiety and unnecessary treatment.

A team of experts are weighing up whether low-risk prostate cancer cases should be renamed to reduce anxiety and unnecessary treatment.

 Increased investor risk-taking could fuel vulnerabilities By Tobias Adrian, Sheheryar Malik and Jason Wu When it comes to financial stability, the...

A DAILY STREAM of reports, images and videos of crime often shared on various social media platforms is affecting the way of life of people in...

MONDAY, Oct. 28, 2024 -- Repeated concussions dramatically increase a hockey player’s risk of depression and burnout, a new study warns. Hockey...

‘Dehumanising rhetoric’ blamed as almost half of respondents say they recently suffered discrimination

Maxwell Adeyemi A SORE tongue can be uncomfortable, often indicating an underlying issue that needs attention. Various factors can contribute to...

If you don't smoke, don't start. If you smoke, quit. If you don't quit, change. That is the message of Philip Morris International (PMI), the company...

Children genetically predisposed to neuropsychiatric and cognitive disorders are more likely to experience severe psychotic symptoms and attention...

The research challenges conventional understanding of stress responses during pregnancy. While most glucocorticoid receptors typically suppress...