Can instant messaging damage your health? Doctor warns of ‘WhatsAppitis’
Echoing the 1990s 'Nintendinitis' scare, repetitive strain injury to smartphone user's hands leads doctor to report new condition
Dr Christian Jessen: ‘The public’s thirst for gory medical things is insatiable’
Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett: Dr Christian Jessen has made the nation's intimate ailments a teatime TV staple with Embarrassing Bodies, and this week he tackled 'gay cures' in a controversial documentary. His methods are not to all tastes, but his passion is clear
Ban Ki-moon puts UN weight behind Guardian-backed FGM campaign
UN leader praises 'courageous' campaign after meeting 17-year-old activist Fahma Mohamed
How to handle an on-air disaster? Follow Nick Grimshaw’s example
The Radio 1 DJ was calm in the face of a crisis after he swallowed a bit of broken glass while on air. That's more than can be said for the 5 Live presenter who encountered a mouse in the studio, writes Tim Dowling
The imperfect but honest image of a woman’s body
Kira Cochrane: Beth Whaanga's photographs of her cancer scars, Jade Beall's images of 'pregnancy stretchmarks' and Gabi Gregg's 'fat women in swimwear' could change our view of 'perfection'
Cyclists campaign against ASA ruling over Cycling Scotland ad
Peter Walker: Advertising watchdog to be bombarded with complaints about ads that breach highway code advice
Pulling ad for showing cyclist without a helmet is daft
Dawn Foster: Labelling Cycling Scotland ad targeting motorists – not cyclists – 'socially irresponsible' normalises blaming cyclists for accidents
Breastfeeding should be allowed in the workplace – even in Westminster
Jane Martinson: Jo Swinson has been criticised for wanting to bring her baby to work, not just by the usual Tory suspects but also by Channel 4 News's Cathy Newman. But if it works for her, why not?
The readers’ editor on… advertising e-cigarettes
Stephen Pritchard: Is it right to accept promotion of these tobacco substitutes in the newspaper?
The Private Life: Why We Remain in the Dark by Josh Cohen – review
Jonathan Derbyshire on the collapse of the distinction between public and private