Wake-up call

Leader: Yesterday's report in Chest, the journal of the American College of Chest Physicians, casts rare light on a phenomenon that has caused tensions between married couples and partners all over the world for centuries without a proper cure ever being found.

The dyslexic novelist

Sally Gardner changed her name because she couldn't spell it. So how does she manage to write novels? By Polly Curtis.

The people have spoken

Vivienne Parry applauds a public consultation on drug use - in which the more individuals knew during the project, the less they agreed with scientific opinion.

Trainee medics get dummy run

They breathe, blink and urinate ... David Batty reports on the new 'robopatients' created to revolutionise medical training.