Young gay and bisexual men are at significantly greater risk of poor mental health than older men in that group, according to new

Innovative blood treatment technology could improve the safety of blood transfusions in high risk malaria zones, according to a new

The link between statins and muscle pains reported by people taking them will be analysed in a major new trial led by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.

The school a girl attends can affect her chance of being diagnosed with an eating disorder, according to new research carried out by a joint UK-Swedish team.

The first published results from a major Ebola vaccine trial in humans indicate that a new two-part 'prime-boost' vaccine is safe, and could help the immune system to combat the virus.

An innovative mental health NGO co-founded by a leading academic at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine has been recognised for its outstanding contribution to public health in India by the World Health Organization (WHO)-India.

Men and women trafficked to the UK for sexual exploitation, domestic servitude and forced labour report severe mental health problems, according to new research published in the American Journal of

Researchers have discovered new biomarkers for TB which could improve the chances of developing an effective TB vaccine, suggests new

Millions of people could be without access to even the most basic health services as low domestic investment and stagnating international aid leaves developing countries facing a health financing c

Low-paid workers who received the national minimum wage in April 1999 reported a decline in symptoms of depression for at least 22 months afterwards.

Study highlights need for sex education programmes to focus on gender dynamics.

Proposals by the UK government to charge non-EEA residents for access to the NHS fail to abide by the government's principles for the NHS, are ideologically driven and unlikely to result in substantial savings.