Scientists working on at-home caffeine detection test

Aside from that morning cup of coffee, the average person consumes more caffeine on a daily basis than he or she realizes, as the common additive can be hiding in unexpected places, even in jelly beans.

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Americans fear Ebola pandemic; CDC says risk 'very low'

Georgia's Emory University is preparing to take in at least one of two Americans who contracted Ebola while working in Liberia.

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5 Things to Do to Remain Fit

Fitness is important for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. A proper balance of food, eating habits, supplements, workout and healing sessions can help you achieve and maintain fitness in your life.



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'I hate my life, I hate my body, please I want to be thin': Turmoil of teenager killed by anorexia is revealed in harrowing diaries released by her mother to help others understand the illness

Anna Verta, 55, of Hendon, north London, was powerless to help her daughter Loredana, but hopes releasing her diary will help others facing the brutal illness.



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Gardener bitten by false widow spider nearly loses his leg

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Jason Butler, 41, from Barry, South Wales, said the bite only caused a 'gentle sting'. But just hours later, his leg had swelled to three times its usual size.



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The little boy who could go blind from eating a single SWEET: Toddler has so many allergies he can only eat 11 foods

Evan Grimes, from Baltimore, Maryland, is so allergic to everything he comes into contact with he has to wear mittens to stop him from scratching the painful hives which he battles on a daily basis.



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Almost 10% of babies say TABLET as their first word

A total of 3,614 adults took part in the survey, commissioned by Twickenham-based Tech 21, during July 2014. Stock image pictured.



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