Are we not, like Anthony Weiner, caught in a web of desire?
Daniel Denvir: The hypocrisy over the New York congressman's shame is epic: the reality of online sexual liaison is that almost everyone's at it
Sick note: Faking illness online
Why would someone fake a serious illness online? Jenny Kleeman on the strange world of Münchausen by internet
Birmingham NHS Trust launches Rankin anti-smoking viral ad
Rankin ad showing a smoker being attacked by an invisible assailant launches online. By Chris Tryhorn
Ben Goldacre puts Detoxinabox in a pickle
Media Monkey: The Guardian's own Ben Goldacre squares up to a detox company on Radio 4's Today programme, and wins
Blogging can seriously damage your health
Peter Robinson: Stress, sleep disturbance and exhaustion are being reported among bloggers ... are they blogging themselves to death?
We are coming for your children
Commercials for junk food are being banned on children's television, but advertisers are moving onto a new battlefield - the internet. Helen Pidd reports.
Channel 4 to launch NHS postcode lottery website
3.45pm: Channel 4's Dispatches strand is launching a website to support a film about the UK's healthcare lottery. By Jemima Kiss.
How far have I run? Ask the iPod
The latest must-have product for the digital generation, courtesy of Apple and Nike, is a pair of running shoes that uses your iPod to tell you how far you have run and how many calories you have burned. By Sam Jones.
Internet used to push fast food to children, say campaigners
Health campaigners have warned that fast food giants are increasingly turning to the internet to circumvent moves designed to curb advertising aimed at children. By Bobbie Johnson and Owen Gibson.
eBay draws ire for sales of lenses
The online marketplace eBay is facing charges from the General Optical Council for allegedly allowing contact lenses to be illegally bought and sold without input from a doctor or qualified optician. By Sarah Boseley.