What's going on with gonorrhoea?
As news of antibiotic resistant strains of the sexually transmitted infection is rife in the media, Healthcare Global investigates the concerns
Global Hospitals - Abbie Smith
Developing a personalised approach to cancer treatments
Stratified medicine is creating new opportunities for the medtech sector, and sparking hope for personalised cancer care
The golden age of cannabis
Cannabis has already been used to create a treatment for MS, but it has great potential for conditions as diverse as cancer pain, epilepsy, metabolic disorders and brain injury
Argentina takes hold of public healthcare
Strong government schemes that are in place in the country are expected to grow in the next few years
Seven cups of tea a day increases prostate cancer risk
The results of the latest research have acted as a stark warning to male tea drinkers
PIP breast implants have no long term health impacts
That's according to the final report on the scandal, which has been published today
Graphic cigarette warnings help smokers to quit
According to a team of researchers in America, warning labels on cigarette packets that feature graphic images stay in smokers' minds longer
WHO confirms diesel fumes can cause cancer
According to the World Health Organisation, fumes from vehicles that run on diesel fuel lead to lung cancer
Boosting the UK's blood stocks for London 2012
An estimated 1.2 million visitors are expected to descend on London this summer for the Olympics, but how is the UK's National Health Service preparing itself for the Games?
UNICEF tackles pneumonia and diarrhoea to save 2m lives
The United Nations Children's Fund has said routine vaccination programmes against the two illnesses could have a great impact in some of the world's poorest countries
