Baldness among older men is not a medical condition requiring health insurance companies to cover a toupee or wig, a German federal court ruled Wednesday, turning down a 76-year-old man’s bid for false hair. The man from the western town of Contwig, who has suffered from a lack of scalp hair as well as eyebrows and eyelashes since 1983, took his case against his insurance company to the Federal Social
Why would wellness blogger Belle Gibson lie about having cancer? A psychologist weighs in on what personality may have to do with it.
A new study casts doubt on yogurt’s health benefits — but nutrition experts say not to give up on the food yet.
Bayern Munich’s boss Pep Guardiola has been charged by UEFA for wearing a T-shirt promoting a campaign for justice surrounding the death of an Argentine journalist.
Alejandro Valverde defended his Fleche Wallonne crown at the end of a thrilling race on the Mur de Huy that saw Chris Froome suffer a nasty crash.
Dewi Morris understands the pressure on young rugby players to use drugs but says any who do so should be banned for life.
Having won the Al Shaqab Lockinge with Olympic Glory last season, Richard Hannon could have three runners in this season’s renewal.
Salford assistant coach Ian Watson is poised to come out of his playing retirement at the age of 38 to answer an SOS from the Red Devils.
Grand-Hotel du Cap-Ferrat Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts will be obtaining management of the Grand-Hotel du Cap Ferrat set along the Mediterranean coastline in the South of France. The hotel has been deemed a landmark in the area and has preciously been operated by The Leading Hotels of The World. Four Seasons will align itself with the rich history of the hotel and its prime location along the Mediterranean. Expanding
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