Law should not reinforce HIV stigma Matthew Weait: Discriminatory laws are impeding HIV prevention efforts across the world and have no claim to our support
Pregnant women who drink alcohol may reduce the sperm count of sons Expecting mothers who consumed more than 4.5 alcoholic drinks a week were more likely to have sons with lower sperm counts
Being overweight doubles the risk of miscarriage after IVF Doctors have found the first clear evidence that overweight women face a heightened risk of miscarriage after undergoing IVF
Coffee may protect against head and neck cancers Drinking more than four cups of coffee a day decreases the risk of developing certain cancers, a study suggests
Eat up your veal, lard and stuffed pigeon – and you might be pope A new book, Eat like a Pope, has revealed the pontiff's childhood diet was a dietitian's nightmare of fat, sugar and cholesterol
Distorted body image means people don’t know the back of their own hands Study suggests the brain has highly distorted representations of our hands. The distortion may extend to the rest of the body
Scientists have the genetic causes of autism in their sights In the largest study ever into the genetics of autism, scientists have identified variations that are more common in children with the condition
Let’s be honest about placebo Ed Halliwell: Rather than dismissing treatments that use placebo as hocus pocus, we should learn what we can from this powerful effect
World Cup 2010: Fifa blocking condom distribution at venues, say Aids groups Fifa's sponsor-only restrictions on venues will prevent fans gaining access to condoms, warn campaigners
How the New Zealand PM silenced the press with news of his vasectomy New Zealand's prime minister John Key has revealed he's had the snip - and left his audience in embarrassed silence