A new app is in making that can help you end the problem of snoring. A new phone and laptop app is in the process of development by Prof Kevin McGuigan, from Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, which will record and analyze sounds while sleeping and predict that if the person is having that kind of snoring which is known as sleep apnea.

According to a study published in the journal Endocrinology & Metabolism, it has been revealed that regular intake of fish oil supplements is associated with decline in diabetes and heart disease risk.

June Alexander used to feel so guilty about eating when she was 11 years old that she would leave her school lunch untouched. She left her mother wondering why she was not like other girls.

More than a dozen people had to take medical help after consuming chips from the Chicken Treat store in Bunbury on Wednesday. The store was closed on Thursday due to investigation and will remain close on Friday as well.

As per reports, it has been revealed that Biggest Morning Tea event was organized at Bellas. As many as 45 people attended the event and enjoyed coffee and tea with scones laced with jam and cream.

The Council of Australian Governments (COAG) Reform Council has come up with its fourth report on the National Healthcare Agreement. As per it, a significant rise in the number of Australians getting obese has been witnessed.

Hywel Dda Health Board is encouraging people to share about talk on dementia at a Llanelli hospital. The coordinators will be holding a stand at the dining room of the Prince Philip Hospital from 10am to 4pm. The event is being organized in the spirit of the Dementia Awareness Week.

Swansea measles outbreak has raised a lot of concern. Public Health Wales has announced that more than 60,000 measles vaccinations have been provided, which is expected to bring a decline in the length as well as severity of the outbreak.

Sir David Nicholson, Head of NHS for the past six years, will step down from his post in 2014. The NHS, which has already been passing through quite a rough phase, has reached at a point where it needs to choose between current piecemeal reforms and more profound change.

Severe itching, including eczema, affects approximately six million Britons.  A hope to find a cure for the same has arisen through a research carried out by U. S. government's health research division.