We all get angry, but out-of-control anger is rarely productive and can become a problem. So if you are often on a short fuse, what can you do?

It's thought the oil helps to maintain stable blood sugar levels, reducing hunger cravings, say researchers at the Technical University of Munich and the University of Vienna.

Rebecca Mazrreku, from Rainham, Essex, was heartbroken when doctors failed to find her baby's heartbeat after 12 weeks of pregnancy. She had to have a medically-induced miscarriage at home.

While the move sounds counterintuitive, the International Boxing Association says a lack of headgear actually results in less forceful blows to the head.

Karen Perrement arranged for her mother, Nell, (pictured) to stay at St Peter’s Residential Home in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. She left dehydrated with renal failure.

One ice cream or yoghurt a day could hinder the survival of women with breast cancer, according to research from the Kaiser Permanente research centre in California.

Public Health Wales is warning that 252 people have now been affected by a measles outbreak in the Swansea area. They are urging parents to vaccinate their children.

James Edgar, from Caernarfon, North Wales, was born with Angelman syndrome - a chromosome disorder that causes severe learning difficulties - but a permanent smile on his face.

The death of the middle-aged man, from Glasgow, may have been due to contaminated heroin, or a contaminated cutting agent mixed with the drug.

The early detection by magnetic resonance fingerprinting could see the disease picked up when it is at its most treatable.

Medics rely on scans to tell them whether a tumour is responding to therapy, but a new test could give the earliest warning yet that an approach is ineffective.

The investigation found the bugs were also on chopping boards and cleaning cloths - with many of them linked to staff apparently not washing their hands properly after visiting the lavatory.

Departing staff will be given a legal right to raise issues that could be in the public interest, such as patient safety, death rates and poor care, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said.

Researchers at the University of California Riverside say a commonly prescribed sleeping tablet containing zolpidem enhances the brain's ability to build-up memories and could help ward off Alzheimer's.

Cystic fibrosis sufferer Mathew Cochrane, 26, from Penarth, South Wales, claims his frustration was due to being told the next available appointment was three weeks away.

The research, commissioned by an electronic cigarette retailer, shows that 56 per cent of men smoke most when socialising, while 33 per cent of female smokers smoke most when stressed.

Research by the British Heart Foundation found that 82 per cent of smokers have unsuccessfully tried to quit, while 20 per cent simply cannot quit.

The unnamed man, known as Patient A, had called twice in two days complaining of diarrhoea and vomiting for six days, plus a chesty cough and discoloured mucous.

Azithromycin, also known under its brand name Zithromax, may interfere with the heart’s electrical activity, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned yesterday.

Researchers at Duke University in North Carolina found that women need more sleep than men and their health suffers more if they are sleep deprived.

Ian Turner, from Llandudno, Wales, was told by British doctors that it was 'too dangerous' to try and operate to cure his tinnitus.