HEALTH & WELLBEING

A spokesperson for Rospotrebnadzor has warned the Russian public to stay away from the challenge.

Celebrities like Angelina Jolie and Britney Spears have been victims of body-shaming by Times of India.

As the Ebola virus continues to rage in West Africa, international aid agencies are appealing not for more donations but for ground support and medical teams on the ground. Australia is encouraged to do more than sending money.

Teenage pregnancies are worrisome as they can impact both the mother and child in negative ways.

A man was attacked by a woman with a syringe outside a bar in Seattle.

The deadly disease, Ebola, is said to reach new heights with it tripling till the second of November.

The Ross River virus remains a problem in Australia because, to date, no vaccine has been created.

A study found that children of divorced parents are more likely to have health issues.

The number of people of people who believe in marriage before children has gone down to 42 percent from 70 percent in 1989.

According to a new Cancer Research UK analysis, 46 per cent of cancers are detected at an advanced stage.

Celebrities like Laura Story and Angelina Jolie have had twin babies.

A study has found that telomere genes could play a role in causing the deadliest type of skin cancer, melanoma.

Maisy Vignes, who was born with a haemoglobin level of zero has started going to primary school and impressing her teachers.

Julianne Moore does yoga and a low carb diet to stay in shape for her film. Her role is demanding and challenging.

There’s nothing intimidating about these foolproof fish recipes.

LeBron James has been working out and following a strict diet. He shocked his fans after the ten pound weight loss.

According to a study conducted he Duchess of Cambridge and Scarlett Johansson have perfectly shaped, "beckoning breasts."

Cases of Ebola infections in Liberia and Sierra Leone could reach millions as early as January 2015.

The first-time mother, who was given an epidural before her surgery felt unbearable pain while the operation was being carried out.

Synthetic marijuana users are resorting to aromatherapy products or incense for their cheap thrills and euphoric experiences. Health experts have warned New Zealanders against the dangers of smoking incense.

A new research could result in a breakthrough for cancer-detection as it is found that shrimps' eyes could help detect cancer cells.

The Ebola virus is threatening to "collapse" three nations in West Africa as the outbreak continues with no immediate end in sight. WHO has announced that Ebola has a 70 percent death rate now compared with the earlier 50 percent rate.

While pronouncing the verdict, the judge ruled that Mikael Halvarsson, suffering from sexsomnia was in a state of sleepiness and unconsciousness.

Fish has always been considered a healthy food choice. Or is it?

Governments across the globe are taking measures to examine and contain the Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa.

Although a climax or orgasm is considered one of the greatest pleasures in life, when a person comes 100 times a day, it becomes painful and makes life difficult. Such is the "hard" life that 37-year-old Dale Decker from Wisconsin is suffering the past two years after he suffered from a slipped disk in his back in September 2012 when he got out of a chair. Doctors diagnosed his ailment as Persistent Genital Arousal Syndrome (PGAD).

Peter Drier received a huge bill from 'an assistant surgeon' of his surgery while his primary surgeon charged him only $6,200.

There are several methods which one can follow to stay happy.

The national fund raising campaign "Stand Up To Cancer," aims at spreading awareness and accelerating the search for new treatment.