This tech investor believes we’ll soon live to 150. Here are his seven ‘longevity hacks’

Sergey Young believes medical and technological advances will soon make much longer life the norm

Can mobile phone use cause cancer?

Devices can create physical strain but little evidence for them being risk factors for disease

France to increase HPV vaccinations in fight against cervical cancer

Efforts to inoculate 60% of girls stepped up amid ‘unfounded rumours’ about vaccine

EU extends licence of controversial weedkiller

Mixed reaction to decision after conflicting reports over cancer risks of glyphosate

Hot drinks probably cause cancer, health body claims

World Health Organisation says caffeine alone is ‘unlikely’ to cause disease

Reforming the WHO

Organisational failings

Second Opinion: Scare stories about food do not and will not change health behaviour

Eating quality red meat no more than three times a week is safe

Medical Matters: Do I give a rashers about risk of cancer? Show me the evidence

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Europe to ‘analyse’ controversial WHO meat report

European Commission considering report on cancer link to decide if action required

Robert O’Connor: WHO is not saying don’t eat meat

If you eat meat regularly you should be aware that there is a small risk that it could lead to you getting a cancer at some stage later in your life

Risks from processed meat ‘remain very small’, group says

Meat Industry Ireland downplays classification of certain meats as ‘cancer hazards’

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HSE to review link between red meat and cancer

Executive to examine if changes to hospital diets needed in wake of WHO report

Eating bacon, ham and sausages can cause bowel cancer - WHO

Red meat also classified as a ‘probable’ carcinogen, in findings that could sharpen debate over meat-based diets

No evidence of threat to public health from power lines

Latest studies fail to support claims that overhead cables represent a danger to the public