Only 1 per cent of Australians have coeliac disease, a condition that causes the immune system to react to gluten found in wheat and grain products, yet it has become a fashion statement to say you're gluten free in Melbourne's exclusive suburbs …

The first part of the study, CFAS I, took place between 1989 and 1994, with over 7000 people interviewed about lifestyle, health, socioeconomic factors, medication, social care, and other factors, with around 1500 participants going on to be …

The first piece of advice I give them is: Stop supporting the addicts lifestyle of abusing drugs. That advice saved many lives and reunited families rehab and clean living. Maybe it is time … It takes a community to support heroin addiction: correct …

Over the past three years, Jiepang has been continuously inspired by young app users who have the world at their fingertips with hearts set on the latest lifestyle activities. As the leading LBS in China, Jiepang has been the guiding platform for …

That's not a knock on Chapman or Taylor Schilling, the actress who plays her: There's just no shortage of affluent, self-aware, educated narcissists who enjoy the creature comforts of a Brooklyn lifestyle on TV. There has been a shortage, though, of …

With oil came money and an urban, affluent lifestyle that lacks an exercise culture, according to the World Health Organization. The epidemic is taking its toll on the health of Gulf citizens. Five of the 10 countries where diabetes is most prevalent …

The gluten-free fad: Rapid increases in the number of coeliac testing. Photo: Anna Warr. It is the healthy lifestyle fad for the affluent of Sydney: the gluten-free diet. Just 1 per cent of Australians have coeliac disease, a condition that causes the …

Nitesh Estates, a property development company, jumped on Friday after it has obtained all requisite clearances to start operations at 'The Ritz- Carlton', Bangalore, the 5 star luxury hotel in the central business district. It has received all …

"These are luxury homes on very large parcels of property, of acreage, and they don't appear to have an agricultural purpose." What's going on? It has to do with the tax break extended to New Mexico's struggling farm industry. If you are a farmer …