World How are 3D-printed limbs changing lives in the UAE? High-tech 3D-printed limbs are providing amputees in the United Arab Emirates with the renewed chance to walk, run and even ride motorcycles. 10/08/2018
World News France heatwave - Health officials call for 'Vigilance' France heatwave - Health officials call for 'Vigilance' as France prepares for the worst of the heatwave. 06/08/2018
World The Nigerian farmer profiting from pig waste [Inspire Africa] Today we'll head to Nigeria where a pig farm is turning waste management and recycling into profit. 31/07/2018
World News 'Dangerous procedure with no proven benefit': FDA warns about vaginal rejuvenation The FDA has sent warning letters to seven companies: Alma Lasers, BTL Aesthetics, BTL Industries, Cynosure, InMode, Sciton and Thermigen. 30/07/2018
Netherlands Viagra trial for pregnant Dutch women shut down after 11 babies die The trial was immediately shut down when early results showed that sildenafil “may be detrimental to the baby after birth" as 11 died from lung conditions. 25/07/2018
Switzerland New study reveals smartphone use may affect teenagers’ memory Swiss researchers warn increased exposure to radiation from mobile phones may impact memory in teenagers. 23/07/2018
World News What the beach does to your brain Science says the surf and sand does the mind (and body) good. Here's how to reap the benefits of all that 'vitamin sea.' 15/07/2018
Europe News Juncker seen stumbling before NATO gala dinner, leaders step in to help The European Commission president has previously revealed that he suffers from sciatica — a leg pain originating in the lower back — that can sometimes affect his movements. 12/07/2018
Living Nuts are beyond nutritious — they improve brain function We've all heard about the amazing benefits nuts have. But according to science, there is even more to this fantastic gift from nature. 09/07/2018
Living The atlas of natural beauty by Buly A two-century old cosmetics officine gives away a few well-kept beauty secrets. 06/07/2018
Partner content What’s in the air? New apps using Copernicus data to inform increasing population with respiratory diseases Partner content presented by copernicus With currently over 100 million people suffering from allergic rhinitis and 70 million from asthma in Europe, it is crucial to warn respiratory disease sufferers in time to enable them to take measures such as preventive medication and evasive actions. 04/07/2018
World News Coffee is really, really good for you, new evidence shows Instant or decaf, it doesn't matter what kind you drink. 02/07/2018
Next Series Exoskeletons help patients regain mobility Can an exoskeleton help in the rehabilitation of patients who have suffered strokes? 25/06/2018
Living Is halotherapy worth its salt? We tried it. Is halotherapy an original new spa offer, an alternative treatment or a placebo? We tried it to find out. 21/06/2018
Destinations An oasis in Marrakesh Majestic horses and turquoise water - spending 3 days in the family-owned Selman Marrakech. 20/06/2018
World News Flashing lights in 'Incredibles 2' prompt health warning Parts of the blockbuster movie may trigger a seizure in people with a certain condition. 18/06/2018
World News Video gaming addiction is now a mental disorder, says WHO Gaming addiction has been listed as a mental health condition for the first time by the World Health Organization. 18/06/2018
United Kingdom May promises over £20 billion to fund UK health service Prime Minister Theresa May has promised billions of euros in extra funding for the NHS but critics say it's not enough. 17/06/2018
Netherlands EU cigarette tests hide true harm of smoking, research shows EU system "influenced by tobacco companies" underplays damage of smoking, Dutch study claims. 13/06/2018
Bulgaria Penka the cow will not be killed for leaving the EU Pregnant cow is saved after campaign. 11/06/2018