24 November 2009 -- An eight-year trend shows new HIV infections down by 17% globally, says a new report AIDS epidemic update. The report, released today by the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) and WHO, highlights that beyond

New infections are slowing sharply, UN said in its annual report.

The Telegraph's Geoffrey Lean was in a coma for a month following an operation that went wrong, but all the time he could hear people talking around him.

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April Ashley, Britain's first transsexual is again challenging ideas about gender, identity and DNA, says Peter Stanford.

Professor Colin Pillinger was ridiculed for his failed Beagle 2 probe mission to Mars, but the instrument he invented could be used to diagnose TB.

A lonely mother asks Lesley Garner what she should do about a husband who works so hard he has no time for the family.

On 19 November the 27 Heads of States and Governements named Herman Van Rompuy as the first President of the European Council. Catherine Ashton will be the High Representative for Foreign Affairs of the EU. Both positions have been created