Eleanor Hayward

Scientists urge the government to stick with Greenwich Mean Time year-round as our body clocks are most affected by light in the mornings

A House of Lords report says that the government should focus on prevention rather than relying on weight-loss drugs

Jonelle Roback was only told her medication was being switched when she arrived for her routine treatment. Others must not face the same battle, she says

Many Britons could have untreated underlying conditions because they assume they are in good health, research shows

Declining vaccination rates, poor diets and cuts to public health budgets have been blamed for spikes in diseases often thought to be consigned to history books

Wes Streeting says extra billions in budget will only ‘arrest decline’ and can’t prevent winter crisis

Regular exercise, regardless of intensity, is found to cut the risk of death in dementia patients by 30 per cent

Chancellor to review sugar levy in a move that has been welcomed by food and health campaigners as goverment hopes to tackle high obesity numbers

Warning that employers’ national insurance increase could ‘fatally undermine’ Labour’s promise to cut NHS waiting lists

Scientists at King’s College London are among those joining forces to identify new carcinogens and how to guard against them