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World first as France bans breast implants amid cancer fears

France's national agency for health products (ANSM) said the move was a precautionary measure and that it did not recommend women who already had the implants to remove them.

USA

World Autism Day: A young man hid his diagnosis out of shame. How he accepted it and found happiness.

"I was embarrassed," said Sean Culkin, 24. "I thought if I kept my head down and if I pushed myself I would overcome autism."

World News

EU fruit and vegetable consumption: how much does your country eat?

In 2017, around 1 in 4 people (27 %) ate fruit at least twice a day, according to a survey of the European Union (EU) population. A further 37 % of the EU population ate fruit once a day and the remaining 36 % ate fruit either less frequently or not at all during a typical week.

USA

What is cholesterol and what are 'normal' levels?

Here's what you should know about the difference between HDL and LDL cholesterol and how to lower it to safe levels.

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World News

Amelie de Montchalin named new French European affairs minister

Amelie de Montchalin named new French European affairs minister

World News

World Bipolar Day: People from across Europe tell their stories

Euronews spoke to people across the continent about their experiences of the mental health illness on World Bipolar Day.

World News

Over a quarter of Europeans do not exercise at all: Eurostat

Portugal and Croatia were found to be the only two EU countries were a majority of the population does not carry out any physical activity outside working time.

France

French must cut back on drinking alcohol, say health officials

A new campaign states that French people should drink no more than two glasses of alcohol per day and not every day.

USA

The 6 biggest health mistakes women make in their 40s

Sure, there are changes in our 40s we can't prevent. But if we're smart about our heath, our 40s can rock.

USA

How to train your brain to save money, according to psychologists

Yes, you can save that tax refund, bonus — or any windfall — instead of succumbing to the urge to rush out and spend it.

USA

'Game of Thrones' star Emilia Clarke reveals she survived 2 brain aneurysms

"Game of Thrones" star Emilia Clarke wrote an essay for The New Yorker detailing two brain aneurysms she had.

USA

Common ADHD medications may increase risk of psychosis, study finds

Two common ADHD medications, Adderall and Vyvanse, used in teens and young adults may be more likely to cause psychosis, according to a new study.

USA

'Game of Thrones' actress says she almost died from brain aneurysms

"I'd never experienced fear like that — a sense of doom closing in," Clarke wrote in an essay. "I could see my life ahead, and it wasn't worth living."

World

Study finds state-run websites are violating EU privacy laws

A recently published study from Denmark has shown that state-run websites are selling personal data to advertising companies.

USA

Why getting rejected can actually help you succeed in life

Rejection hurts because it creates an emotional wound. Here's how not to let it leave a scar.

Business

Monsanto found responsible for cancer case by US court

Damages will be decided in the next phase of the trial.

World News

Over 1.4 million to die from cancer in EU this year: Study

Lung cancer has been found to be the deadliest form of the disease for both sexes, surpassing breast cancer for women.

USA

8 simple ways to cut back on plastic

The number-one way to reduce plastic waste is to cut back on the amount we use in our daily lives.

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The robots making life easier for amputees

In partnership with The European Commission

Researchers aim to reduce the amount of work the physical body needs to use a prosthetic. Tests on prosthetics and exoskeletons are being made at the Bio-Robotics Institute in Pontedera, Italy.

Living

Shake it Off: Stress-Proof Your Brain

The latest technique to slay anxiety, emotional blockages and stress