London Medical Laboratory

New official figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) cast doubt on the effectiveness of the Government's new community healthcare plans.

Until the 1960s, many people in the UK, Europe and the USA would 'go to work on an egg' every day, to quote a popular 1950s British advertisement.

For centuries, Easter has been associated with appealing foods. The good news is that many of the 'naughty but nice' delights we love at Easter may be better for you than you think, says a leading health expert.

Many of us have a mental image of gout sufferers as plump, elderly Victorian gents who drank too much port. Nothing could be further from the truth.

A series of new official figures from the Government's own Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows public confidence in the NHS is faltering in the wake of increased Accident & Emergency (A&E) waiting times and difficulties accessing GP...

London Medical Laboratory's latest research has revealed that half of all Brits made at least one Resolution at the beginning of the year, but 46% gave up on their goal by the end of January and a whopping 80% by the end of February.

Shocking new figures from the Government's Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveal an estimated 1 million adults have undiagnosed type 2 diabetes. Worse still, 50% of cases in people under 44 are likely to be undiagnosed.

New figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveal that women are having children later compared to previous generations.

There's some surprisingly good news for everyone planning a romantic Valentine's Day treat. Chocolate and Champagne are not necessarily bad for you.

Startling new official figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show a difference of 12.9 years in the life expectancy of a female in Kensington & Chelsea compared with a man in Blackpool.