Winter sometimes seem to be an endless round of colds and flu, especially if there are young children in the household. As the saying goes, prevention is better than cure.  The best way to...

Becoming pregnant is a great accomplishment, an important joyful step in a woman's life. It is also filled with anticipation, and a sense of attachment with the new child in the making. One key topic...

No one can really understand the pain that comes with death more than those who actually experience the loss of someone dear to them. No matter which way we look at it death brings sadness. There is...

Stories about people are what readers enjoy most. In the latest issue of A&H, you’ll find a few among our other features on food, nutrition, lifestyles, exercise, books, aromatherapy, and...

The nursing union, headed by Paul Pace, said that it will be withdrawing its directive issued last week tied to the parking problem which exists at the new Oncology Centre for employees with immediate...

The city medical examiner's office said Friday that it plans to look into the death of New York Times media columnist David Carr, who collapsed just hours after moderating a "Times Talks" conversation...

At age 3, Angelica Lopez is helping to break a sound barrier for deaf children. Born without working auditory nerves, she can detect sounds for the first time - and start to mimic them - after...

During this year, six sessions of in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) will be conducted at Mater Dei Hospital where 30 couples per session will be given such treatment, Parliamentary Secretary for...

The Malta Baby & Kids Directory is organising monthly workshops, aimed at fostering a sense of solidarity within our Malta Baby & Kids community. Locally, there seems to be a lack of...

How can games help dyslexic students learn? Prof. Rilla Khaled presents Words Matter, a game developed as part of the EU-funded ILearnRW project, which brings together experts on game design, game...