Junket time in Munich for the medical profession – and it’s all on the drug firms How 'opinion leaders' among doctors are won over by cash on offer from the giants of the pharmaceutical trade.
Miracle worker Divine intervention or placebo effect? Laura Spinney talks to the live-in doctor at Lourdes
Visionary or fortune teller? Why scientists find diagnoses of ‘x-ray’ girl hard to stomach Natasha's claim to see inner ills excites media but fails experts' test.
‘We just had to act over Aids’ Activists are quick to attack big drug companies, but Hank McKinnell, the Pfizer boss, says he is doing what he can to fight HIV. Sarah Boseley asks if that is true.
Dyslexia has a language barrier Readers of Chinese use different parts of the brain from readers of English, write Brian Butterworth and Joey Tang.
Regular migraines linked to brain damage Frequent sufferers of migraines have an increased risk of brain damage, researchers said today.