HEALTH & WELLBEING

In the 12-day run-up to the Floyd Mayweather-Marcos Maidana rematch on Sept 13, the unbeaten American boxer is using the publicity generated by media interest in his training to flaunt his millions of dollars.

Normally, mashing a woman's breast would get the masher a sexual assault charge, or at the very least, a slap on the face courtesy of the owner of the mammary glands.

Dr Jauhar's book showing that the American medical profession is ill with greed has created shock waves.

Twenty-year-old Isabelle Roberts from Tipton, West Midlands, was rushed to the Russells Hall Hospital after dislocating her jaw when she screamed during the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge on Tuesday evening. The video showing her failed ice bucket challenge has gone viral and has been shared more than 1,000 times on Facebook.

Bad memories can be overwritten by manipulating the brain cells, thereby reversing the emotions attached to a memory.

How do you command the attention of a room the moment you walk in?

Is happily ever after possible in Hollywood? These couples are proof.

Before you decide to seek professional help (which can be expensive), try these remedies straight out of your home.

Here are some reasons why you should drink coffee regularly.

There are places where kids should be and should not. Do you agree?

Specialized cells in the intestine called Paneth cells are the first to respond to HIV infection. Researchers at UC Davis conducted a study that looked into the bodily responses to the deadly HIV infection.

Dr. Mehmet Oz provided some simple ways to boost one's happiness level. In the Dr Oz Show, he listed five ways to heighten happiness and also explained that among other things, one's diet can also affects mood and emotions.

Bill Clinton has lost 30 pounds after his bypass surgery. All thanks to Dr. Mark's sugar detox program, Clinton's health also has impressively improved. Dr Hyman advises that a vegan diet may not always be good and can result in weight gain.

Jennifer Aniston, Cameron Diaz, Catherine Zeta Jones, Michael Douglas, Gisele Bundchen, Charlize Theron and even Barack Obama, the President of the United States took to several means to quit smoking.

Oxycodone has emerged as one of the most deadliest opioid drug when it comes to overdose side effects.

This is a significant step in ensuring public healthcare, given the vulnerability of kiwis to cancer, highighted by certain studies

Sophie Turner has started a vicious chain that has made winter knock early for the members of the "Game of Thrones" cast, as they have ended nominating each other for the icy charitable movement.

Instant noodles are being linked to strokes and heart diseases.

An elderly woman, Gillian Bennett, born in Christchurch, New Zealand, and suffering from dementia decided to take her own life on Aug 25.

A smartphone-linked 'bionic' pancreas that researchers believed is more accurate than the artificial pancreas.

According to a UCLA psychology study, latest technology has limited children's opportunities for face-to-face social interactions. They cannot recognize anger, sadness or anxiety.

Jennifer Aniston has given a peak inside her daily routine of beauty care.

Anita Wainwright, a mother of four from Birmingham, suffers from a rare medical condition, cataplexy, which causes her to have seizure and collapse every time she has heightened emotions like surprise, anger, sorrow, joy and orgasm during sexual intercourse.

Solutions to a rare genetic condition called, Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser (MRKH) syndrome, was revealed.

A new research states that being stressed changes that way food is metabolised and the body tends to store more calories as fat. It causes the body to burn fat slower than those who are not stressed.

A 24-year-old multimillionaire, Mitsutoki Shigeta, was a father of 15 babies via surrogacy who wanted to have large family members.

A research conducted found that the hormone estrogen activated the serotonin neurons in the brain causing a decline in binge eating in female mice that was true to humans as well.

Scarlett-Rose Davis, a 3-year-old toddler from Birmingham, who became a sensation after using the F-word during an ice bucket challenge, has apologised and said that she won't use such bad words again.

A new survey has revealed that exposure to everyday noises can cause loss of hearing. The survey found that food processors, lawnmowers, noisy restaurants, trains and even the hair dryers that are used are putting Australians at a risk of hearing loss.