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Where economics meets neuroscience
Neuronomics is a new discipline in which researchers study the brain, hormones and nervous system in search of an explanation of our behaviour as investors and shoppers.

Heart attack paramedic struck off
A paramedic who told a heart attack patient she was having a panic attack is struck off.

Timeline: Space flight
A chronology of key events in space flight.

Inside Josef Fritzl's cellar dungeon
For 24 years Elisabeth Fritzl and three of her children lived an isolated life in three tiny underground chambers.

Antarctic diary: Polar year
The BBC's Martin Redfern is spending a month in the Antarctic reporting on International Polar Year.

Police learn new medical skills
Twelve armed police officers complete and pass a training course to administer first aid in hostile environments.

Plan for £10m hyperbaric chamber
A multi-million pound plan to build the world's largest and 'deepest' pressure test chamber is revealed.

SOS bus to rescue city revellers
A 60-foot long, yellow bus will offer a safe haven to weekend revellers in Belfast city centre.

Danger drugs taken from ambulance
Drugs stolen from an ambulance could be life-threatening to anyone who takes them, police say.

New rules for Blue Badge holders
The government has announced measures to reduce Blue Badge fraud and make them more widely available

South West prepares for smoke ban
Smoking-related deaths will fall dramatically with the smoking ban, South West health bosses believe.

Army deny soldier treatment delay
The Army has denied claims that wounded British soldiers face delays in getting treatment.

Device could reduce stillbirths
A device developed in Nottingham may help pregnant women whose babies are at risk of being stillborn.

Doctors start Everest medical tests
Scientists plan to climb Everest to examine how the body copes with the problems of high altitude.

Arctic submarine blast 'unique'
An accident which killed two submariners under the Arctic icecap was unique in the Royal Navy, the ship's commanding officer says.

Treating the injured under Taleban fire
The BBC's Alastair Leithead travels with the UK military's medical teams braving Taleban fire on a daily basis in Afghanistan.

Iraqi medical crisis as doctors flee
Iraq's hospitals are left in a medical crisis as up to 80% of doctors flee, most to neighbouring Jordan.

Medical tests at the top of the world
Scientists plan to climb Everest to examine how the body copes with the problems of high altitude.

Research doctors target Everest
A Northern Ireland woman seeking to become the first to reach the summit of Everest begins her ascent.

How do you diagnose death?
Two-week-old Woody Lander & #34;came back to life & #34; half an hour after being pronounced dead by medical staff. So how do you diagnose death?