Tobacco firm in tennis sponsorship row

Swiss tournament takes money from Davidoff

Nice backs minimum pricing on alcohol to cut harmful drinking

Recommendation by government's expert advisory body will stir up public controversy over the issue

Shock finding on salt levels in big-name brand foods

Supermarket own-brand and 'value' ranges have far less salt than the famous names, UK study finds

A revolution in care

Jackie Ashley: Conference season 09: Setting up a National Care Service would be equivalent to the creation of the NHS – now to tell the public what social care is

In pursuit of the greatest happiness

Tim Worstall: GDP is not the be-all and end-all of our existence; it talks of value added to economies but has little to say about anything else

Battle of the breakfast table as cereal makers fight health warning TV ads

Food Standards Agency to highlight fact 75% of salt eaten is in cereals, tomato ketchup, ready-made soup and bread

Raw shellfish likely cause of Heston Blumenthal’s Fat Duck poisoning

Health Protection Agency report blames norovirus for making 500 diners ill at world-famous restaurant

Most companies in Britain unprepared for possible second wave of swine flu

Survey of 450 firms finds that fewer than half have contingency plans in place to cope if outbreak gets worse

Sales of 1% fat milk at record level, says Food Standards Agency

Rise in sales follows multimillion pound advertising campaign urging consumers to cut intake of saturated fats

Weightloss pill investigated for liver damage

Slimming drug, sold over the counter as Alli, investigated in the US after 32 reports of serious liver injury