People who are genetically susceptible to heart disease can lower their risk by eating lots of fruit and raw vegetables, study findings reveal.

Life expectancy for people with HIV in the UK has increased by 15 years in the past decade, thanks to modern drugs and earlier treatment, a study suggests.

In the city where doctors first pioneered ultrasound the same technology is now being used to treat broken bones.

The House of Lord is to vote on whether to delay the government's NHS bill for England, which ministers say could kill it off altogether.

The UK Supreme Court is due to deliver its ruling on the right of Scots with pleural plaques to claim compensation.

A Stirling University researcher connects relationship satisfaction with the oral contraception used by women.

Doctors at Glasgow Royal Infirmary are using ultrasound to treat fracture patients and reduce healing time by one third.

The genetic code of the germ that caused the Black Death has been reconstructed in the lab.