High-tech 'exoskeleton' can give mobility back to people with MS

A new robotic exoskeleton is giving multiple sclerosis (MS) patients an opportunity to regain some of the mobility they've lost to the degenerative nerve disease. Source

Outbreaks like coronavirus start in and spread from the edges of cities

The massive increase of the global urban population over the past few decades has increased exposure to diseases and posed new challenges to the control of outbreaks. Source

Eating meat: links to chronic disease might be related to amino acids – new findings

Eating too many foods high in sulphur amino acids can have many negative health effects. Source

How the 'couch potato' lifestyle poses danger to women's hearts

Clinicians focus on getting people to exercise, but we also need to get people to think about 'breaking up their sitting'. Source

Running stories: How running helped me fight anxiety and bulimia

Jess has anxiety and has previously had depression and bulimia, but says running has given her a new energy. Source

Coronavirus: Britons on Diamond Princess cruise ship to disembark and fly home

After 16 days of quarantine, more than 70 UK citizens can leave for a flight home from Japan. Source

The poster project spreading 'happiness and kindness' to NHS staff

An artist known for his positive poster messages has directed his new creations at healthcare workers. Source

NHS 'took 18 months to help after suicide attempt'

Poor treatment for those who self-harm or attempt suicide is putting lives at risk, psychiatrists say. Source

Cadbury egg hunt: Health campaigners celebrate end of National Trust deal

Health campaigners welcome the move as the trust says chocolate will be "less of a focus" from 2021. Source

Not getting enough sleep? You have plenty of company

Sleep health is a multidimensional phenomenon, so examining all aspects of sleep is crucial, according to researchers. Source

Sepsis causes far more deaths worldwide than thought

Sepsis is an out-of-control immune response to infection that harms organs, and in 2017, there were 48.9 million cases of sepsis and 11 million sepsis deaths worldwide. Source

Why texting while walking is risky business

We know that texting and driving is dangerous, but how is texting while walking risky? Source