The Health Report

Is the popular fruit really such a health saviour? Here are the pros and cons of making bananas one of your five a day

We’ve all heard by now that UPFs are harmful for us. Here our experts tell us which ones to strike off the shopping list for good

The honeymoon phase of a relationship can’t last forever.

People who support authoritarianism have, according to a new study, something weird going on with their brains.

Scientists at King's College London, UK, say they've successfully grown a human tooth in a lab for the first time.

Scientists have figured out, using statistics, exactly how often you should have sex to safeguard against depression.

Fraser Health says a traveller from Ontario who went to Vancouver and Chilliwack on April 20 has a confirmed case of measles.

Gold particles could help reproduce the visual signals of damaged photoreceptor cells and restore vision, according to new research.

The total number of measles cases has surpassed 1,000 in the province, according to Public Health Ontario (PHO).

Countries that rank near the top usually combine public and private supply while maintaining low-income people's access to quality care

This chart shows the estimated number of malaria deaths in Southeast Asia and selected countries in the region in 2000 and 2023.

This chart shows the year countries and territories were certified as malaria-free by the WHO.

Most supplements that claim to help your brain have never been thoroughly tested, but one has convinced even the most discerning scientists of its worth, finds columnist Helen Thomson

Scientists used laser pulses to hack the human eye into seeing a brand new color, which they termed "olo."

The first truly revolutionary oral drug for obesity, made by Eli Lilly, may soon be on the way.

A newly discovered protein could be the key to developing a treatment for the disease

Experts break it down.

A plant-rich diet with some fish and dairy might make the biggest difference, new research suggests

Tight hip flexors, especially a deep muscle called the psoas, can silently stress your spine. Here's why this muscle deserves more attention—and how to strengthen it.

Plus ways to incorporate it into your meal rotation.

For many allergy sufferers, the change in seasons can bring more than just a shift in the weather—it can trigger a range of uncomfortable symptoms, including sneezing, coughing, congestion, and more.

A short snatch of sleep in the day can kick-start the brain and boost alertness but how much is too much - and should we all be at it?

Some of these may surprise you.

A new study published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition shows that eating 57 grams of pecans each day could help lower cholesterol levels. Participants in the study who ate pecans every day for 12 weeks were found to have an average reduction in total cholesterol by 8.

In times of stress, we can find a sense of flow, empowerment, and connection in the kitchen and at the table together.