Boiling point
After four sessions of anger-management therapy, Elle editor Lorraine Candy says she feels calmer - but not cured
A dose of reality
Ben Goldacre: The golden age of medicine has creaked to a halt and the industry is rapidly running out of new drugs
‘Now I’ve got your attention …’
Is giving human milk to a calf any more shocking than giving cow's milk to a baby? TV presenter Kate Garraway doesn't think so. She tells Decca Aitkenhead why
The rise of the ‘rexics’: another illness we made up earlier
Laura Barton: A short time ago newspapers and glossy magazines began to expand the world of 'rexics'
This much I know
Deepak Chopra, guru, 61, Dublin
Government to unveil Olympic health push backed by ad and TV industries
The government is to outline details of a multimillion-pound healthy living campaign supported by a coalition of advertisers, media companies, health charities and community groups. By Mark Sweney
China’s new freedom fighters
Countless thousands of people in China are blacklisted, harassed, intimidated and locked up merely for what they say or because of the job they do
Scottish government seeks TV booze ad clampdown
The Scottish government has launched a consultation into alcohol advertising, seeking a ban on TV ads before the 9pm watershed and in films for under-18s. By Mark Sweney
Home Office booze ads show dark side of getting wrecked
A TV ad featuring a young man ruining his appearance before going out drinking leads the Home Office's new £4m alcohol abuse campaign. By Mark Sweney
TV swami offers a cure for all ills
The yoga evangelist Swami Ramdev has millions in his thrall, but critics claim devotees are being duped. By Randeep Ramesh in Haridwar