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A hiker has received second-degree burns after walking off the marked track on the Tongariro Crossing and into a steamed vent

Food labels detailing how much exercise is needed to burn off a product's calorie content could help to combat obesity, according to UK researchers

In 2017, the city of Philadelphia introduced a tax on surgery drinks, such as soda. Has this made any difference to people’s attitudes toward these beverages?

In a few short years, Scotland has turned periods from a stigmatized subject to a selling point. The bill takes aim at "period poverty": when girls and women struggle to access menstrual products

A Melbourne cosmetic beauty operator has been accused of masquerading as a doctor and "specialist haematologist" while carrying out risky procedures including fillers, face lifts and breast elevations

The shadow health secretary, Jonathan Ashworth, has urged the government to tackle the “national disgrace” of regional health inequalities across England

A “growing obesity crisis” has led to nearly two million people in England being exposed to the condition that causes the level of sugar in the blood to become too high

Stiff shoes, pointy heels and little time walking barefoot keep feet from moving naturally. This can cause a host of other injuries.

Last week the Department of Health sent letters to 341 general practitioners, accusing them of inappropriately claiming Medicare funding for managing both a physical and a psychological issue in one consultation

For decades, one company has ruled the world of tampons. But a new wave of brands has emerged, selling themselves as more ethical, more feminist and more ecological.