Health News

When most people want a caffeine boost, they reach for a cup of coffee or tea. But now, a new caffeine powder called CaffeinAll is giving people a new way to add caffeine to any food or drink they choose.

Warning labels on alcoholic beverages are required in more than two dozen countries across the globe, including the U.S. and U.K. Not as big or explicit in the warnings as those found on cigarette packages, they are a reminder of its harmful effects.

Number of U.S. pregnancies resulting in three or more babies has gone down since 1998. This coincides with the use of IVF treatments.

This week a $1.2 million cheque was presented by M&M Meat Shops to the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of Canada to help advance medical research for Crohn’s and colitis.

Warburg Micro syndrome is a rare genetic disease characterized by eye, brain and endocrine abnormalities. Scientists report that they have discovered the cause of the disease.

E-cigarettes have long been controversial in the health world. Find out what true doctors and scientists have discovered about the effects of e-cigarettes to the human body.

Research is starting to show that the food we eat has a huge bearing on the composition of the microbes in the gut, and that these microbes can affect health and immunity.

Toronto - Madonna's latest marketing initiative is now open in Toronto. The 42,000-square-foot Hard Candy Fitness is located at 382 Yonge St, and is the brand’s first club in North America, as well as the largest of all current Hard Candy Fitness gyms worldwide

Bordeaux - The world is indeed headed towards democracy, if it is as envisioned in the Roman Empire. Wine has become so popular a shortage is impending.

London - The UK Court of Appeal ruled on Monday that Health Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, did not have powers to instigate cuts at Lewisham Hospital in London.