HEALTH & WELLBEING

A video of a small child, Lachlan Lever, from Australia is going viral on YouTube as it is a recording of her hearing for the first time.

Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Paul Gascoigne was hospitalised in a Dorset medical facility after he suffered a relapse last week, breaking his record of being "alcohol clean" the past seven months. He looked haggard and frail as he was seen being led to an ambulance.

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The officials from the Children's Hospital, Colorado in Denver said that they have treated more than 900 children patients with the sign of the respiratory virus between August 18 and September 4.

Here are the top nations that have established themselves to be a cut above the rest.

Spring is one of the best times of the year to enjoy with your family. Celebrate spring with these 10 fun outdoor activities that you and your kids will surely enjoy.

A new study could lead to advancements in the treatment of women with triple-negative breast cancer.

Economists and psychologists have devised strategies to help people motivate themselves to lose weight.

There are several myths that people still hold about sex that researchers have debunked.

Funeral services have been planned and set for comic legend Joan Rivers as the world still continues to mourn over the demise of the illustrious star.

Electronic (E) cigarettes can save thousands of life if all smokers switch to e-cigarettes instead of normal tobacco cigarettes, say researchers from the University College London (UCL).

According to the UN, a suicide occurs every 40 seconds, which is more than the number of deaths per year in wars and natural disasters.

A new study by the University of Melbourne, University of Oxford and the Epworth Healthcare has found that the risk of melanoma can be quadrupled in the case of moles being present on the skin.

A study published in the American Heart Association journal found that bananas could help lower the risk of strokes in women, post-menopause.

Research shows that first impressions can help you judge a person's character.

Ebola is feared to be "spiraling out of control" as disease experts and healthcare workers scramble to keep the virus contained. A third vaccine is scheduled to be tested on humans early next year.

A new study has found a strong link between television viewing and food consumption.

In Hollywood, 50 is the new sexy.

Would you forego shampooing just because Hollywood says you can?

Good news for fans of carbs: there's a diet programme that's made for you.

Four main compounds of the Manus Island detention center, Delta, Foxtrot, Mike and Oscar, appear on the official map but the most notorious compound, called Chauka, doesn't.

Research shows that "seven distinct muscle groups" join hands to create your angry look.

A study by the Faculty of Medicine at the Umea University in Sweden has found that neurons in the skin have the ability to think.

Do you know if you have a cold or the flu? Knowing the difference can help you avoid serious illnesses that can result from these common viral infections.

After Angelina Jolie revealed that she had a preventative double mastectomy done on her since she was at a higher genetic risk for breast and ovarian cancer, many women are considering genetic testing to see if they carried genes that put them at a higher risk of acquiring breast and ovarian cancer.

A recent study showed that low-carb diets are healthier.

Demi Lovato has stood up against the Internet bullies who made fun of her half-sister, Madison De La Garza. Madison suffers from curved back problem called scoliosis and was called "hunchback."

Colors have a big factor in our life and how red color differs from the rest.

The 79-year-old Mary Berry, who is a judge on the popular TV show The Great British Bake Off, in an interview with Radio Times, said that she would not like to live beyond 90 years of age.