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Czech personalities linked to the November 1989 overthrow of the communist regime have called on the government, in a letter released to CTK, to meet its European commitments and reassess its “negativist” approach to the redistribution of refugees among EU members....

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In phase 3 trials, Amgen and Allergan’s biosimilar ABP 215 proved that it works similarly to Avastin, both in terms of outcomes and reported adverse events.

ZURICH, Sept 24 Novartis AG launched a portfolio of 15 medicines to treat chronic diseases in low- and low-middle-income countries, the drugmaker said in a statement on Thursday.

According to experts, this was a significant step forward in the fight against the disease which has a devastating impact.

This poster breaks down exactly how this classic fast-food order affects your body just 10 minutes after eating to over an hour after the meal is said and done.

The wage is now $8.75 and is set to rise to $9 at year’s end.

The drug is approved to treat pseudobulbar affect, a condition present in some neurodegenerative disorders that is marked by uncontrollable bouts of laughing or crying.

In interview with Fairfax’s Catherine Woulfe in 2012, just after she had been told she had months to live, McAlpine’s sense of humour and attitude shone, “I know that a lot of my friends find it hard to talk to me about it. We have to wait until we’ve...

The study also revealed that the apples represent 20% of fruit intake among children between 2 and 19 years old, followed by citrus and apple juices.

Once risk is assessed, the West Essex Y is helping older adults feel strong, steady and safe by reducing fall risk through programs like “Keep on Movin'” and “Rocking and Reminiscing”. Sometimes after a fall people become afraid of having another fall,...

According to reports, 3,000 teenage girls aged 15 and under received a hormonal injection to prevent pregnancies under the NHS in the last four years.

The 18-year-old died from heart failure early on Tuesday after being rushed into hospital on the party island.

Pop star Avril Lavigne finally has something to smile about in her yearlong battle with Lyme disease – doctors have told her she’s on her way to “good health”.

A team of scientists has successfully re-routed the signals from a paraplegic man’s brain to his knees, allowing him to walk using his own legs for the first time in five years.