If you find your asthma symptoms seem to heat up on hot summer days, the humidity and high temperatures just may be to blame. For some people, cold weather seems to be their biggest trigger. But for others, the heat and humidity of summer

POOR Scots are much more likely to get Type 2 diabetes than those who are better off. Those living in deprived areas are 64 per cent more likely to be diagnosed with the condition, a study has found.

Some illegal foods are illegal for health reasons, others are for the survival of a species or against acts of animal cruelty. Some may be delicious and others may be downright nasty. Different cultures all have their own palette.

This is just an update of the post David Buchan sent..with new info on getting involved.People's voices are being ignored by the media,and it is a an undemocratic disgrace.If you haven't already done so,then please sign Fair's petition..please.x

A Breakdown of Male Smell, Taste, Touch, Sight and Hearing.When it comes to the five senses, men and women don't always experience the same level of perception.

Men Should Admit Depression and Seek Help, Experts Say.In 2006, Paul Letourneau of Worcester, Mass., lost his parents, his home and his pet dog. And, that August, his life-long mild depression took a turn for the worse as he became suicidal.

By LAUREN COX-Florida Family Says Choking Incident Was the Fault of a Sleep Disorder.Mark Kaplan and his wife say a nighttime domestic violence incidence was actually the result of a sleep disorder called a parasomnia.

Ambien and Similar Drugs May Be Too Potent for Sleep Walkers.People involved in one-night stands often have different perceptions of how an evening's encounter went, but in a Florida case this week, differing accounts landed one man behind bars

By TODD NEALE-In New York City, children exposed to high levels of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in the womb had significantly lower full-scale and verbal IQ scores when they turned 5, according to Frederica Perera, a professor of environmental health

By Amanda Gardner-Exposure to Agent Orange and other herbicides that were sprayed far and wide by the U.S. military during the Vietnam War might put veterans at increased risk for heart disease and Parkinson's.