From: SKY News on Tue, Mar 15 2011 7:02 PM

A third explosion and a fire at Japan’s Fukushima 1 nuclear reactor has released dangerous levels of radiation into the air.

From: SKY News on Wed, Mar 02 2011 11:11 AM

Scientists have developed the first accurate blood test for the human form of mad cow disease. Health correspondent Thomas Moore reports.

From: SKY News on Sat, Feb 26 2011 2:01 PM

A British scientist says he’s the first person in the world to be 'infected' with a computer virus. Dr Mark Gasson contaminated a computer chip when it was inserted in his hand. Sky's Health Correspondent Thomas Moore explains.

From: SKY News on Sat, Feb 26 2011 2:01 PM

A charity is trying to overcome cultural taboos to persuade more people from different ethnic groups to join a bone marrow register. Sky’s Fraser Maude reports.

From: SKY News on Sat, Feb 26 2011 2:00 PM

The former chairman of the British Medical Association failed to take part in post-operative care, a disciplinary hearing rules.

From: SKY News on Mon, Feb 21 2011 1:51 AM

Andrew Wakefield, the doctor struck off the medical register after he claimed autism was linked to the MMR children’s vaccine, defends his actions on Sky News.

From: SKY News on Tue, Feb 15 2011 12:03 PM

The number of people having surgery as a quick-fix to lose weight has risen ten-fold in the past decade. England now spends more than £10bn a year on procedures such as fitting patients with gastric bands, as Rhiannon Mills reports.

From: SKY News on Mon, Feb 07 2011 9:45 PM

New figures released this morning suggest we’re drinking less than before. Last year alcohol consumption fell by the largest amount since 1948. Sky's Amy Lewis reports.

From: SKY News on Fri, Feb 04 2011 7:42 AM

More British women are developing breast cancer, according to new figures. Simon Newton reports.

From: SKY News on Tue, Jan 25 2011 4:55 PM

New figures released this morning suggest we’re drinking less than before. Last year alcohol consumption fell by the largest amount since 1948. Sky's Amy Lewis reports.

From: SKY News on Sun, Jan 09 2011 4:45 AM

The former chairman of the British Medical Association failed to take part in post-operative care, a disciplinary hearing rules.

From: SKY News on Mon, Dec 27 2010 10:11 AM

When Kate Ogg gave birth to premature twins, she and her husband were devastated to be told by doctors that the little boy, Jamie, hadn’t survived. They cuddled him for two hours then suddenly he started breathing again. Pics: Ch7 'Today Tonight'.

From: SKY News on Tue, Dec 07 2010 5:49 PM

Surgeons at one of Britain’s top children's hospitals have unveiled a new operating theatre which allows them to carry out complex brain procedures far more safely. Thomas Moore's report contains images of a brain operation being performed.

From: SKY News on Mon, Oct 25 2010 8:26 PM

New figures released this morning suggest we’re drinking less than before. Last year alcohol consumption fell by the largest amount since 1948. Sky's Amy Lewis reports.

From: SKY News on Wed, Oct 20 2010 12:00 PM

Organ donors could jump to the front of the queue should they need a transplant and earn cash for funeral expenses under ideas unveiled by a think-tank.

From: SKY News on Wed, Oct 20 2010 12:00 PM

Surgeons at one of Britain’s top children's hospitals have unveiled a new operating theatre which allows them to carry out complex brain procedures far more safely. Thomas Moore's report contains images of a brain operation being performed.

From: SKY News on Tue, Oct 19 2010 5:57 PM

The number of people having surgery as a quick-fix to lose weight has risen ten-fold in the past decade. England now spends more than £10bn a year on procedures such as fitting patients with gastric bands, as Rhiannon Mills reports.

From: SKY News on Fri, Oct 08 2010 9:03 AM

A British scientist says he’s the first person in the world to be 'infected' with a computer virus. Dr Mark Gasson contaminated a computer chip when it was inserted in his hand. Sky's Health Correspondent Thomas Moore explains.

From: SKY News on Fri, Oct 08 2010 8:59 AM

Surgeons at one of Britain’s top children's hospitals have unveiled a new operating theatre which allows them to carry out complex brain procedures far more safely. Thomas Moore's report contains images of a brain operation being performed.

From: SKY News on Fri, Oct 01 2010 5:30 PM

The number of people having surgery as a quick-fix to lose weight has risen ten-fold in the past decade. England now spends more than £10bn a year on procedures such as fitting patients with gastric bands, as Rhiannon Mills reports.