US-based research found an 'elevated' threat among people who had previously suffered one life-threatening incident ...

A new study from Weill Cornell Medicine has found that one specific injury may 'double' the risk of developing dementia.

BACKGROUND Fresh intrapulmonary and oronasal haemorrhages in cases of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) might be markers for accidental or intentional smothering inappropriately diagnosed as SIDS.

Researchers from Weill Cornell Medicine continue to find a higher risk of dementia among those who suffer 'intracranial ...

An American study highlights the underestimated risks of aspirin, which can cause haemorrhages, both cerebral or ...

Patients will now receive clearer images of their limbs during the diagnosis of nerve diseases, brain tumours, brain ...

The Monkey turns out to be is something more like a personification of its demon than an examination of it — perhaps because ...

Will James Bond deliver next-day parcels? What can we expect from Amazon’s 007? It didn’t come with a huge amount of surprise ...

A 74-year-old pensioner who was desperately searching for his "missing" wife was later arrested, handcuffed and confined in a ...