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Man cycles Cork to Everest for children's hospital

Daragh Cronin, 23, is cycling from Ireland to Mount Everest to raise €30,000 for paediatric care at Cork University Hospital. His epic journey begins on 14 February 2026. Support his cause now.

Girl, 7, Vomits 100 Times a Day in Medical Mystery

Harper Williams, 7, has been vomiting dozens of times daily for seven months. Her parents from Baglan say they were repeatedly dismissed by NHS staff before scans revealed a potential cause. Read their story and their advice for other families.

100 Children Harmed by Rogue GOSH Surgeon

A damning report reveals almost 100 children suffered severe harm, including amputations and chronic pain, from botched leg surgeries at Great Ormond Street Hospital. Read the full investigation.

US Flu Crisis: Child Deaths Rise as Cases Surge

The US flu season intensifies with nine paediatric deaths and record hospitalisations. Health officials urge vaccination despite concerns over the dominant H3N2 strain. Read the latest.

Baby nearly loses toe after hair trapped in sock

A Scottish mum issues a vital warning to parents after her four-month-old daughter needed emergency surgery when a hair wrapped around her toe, cutting off blood flow. Read the full story.

Simple 30-Second Brain Test Goes Viral

A neurologist's simple 30-second test reveals how your brain perceives time, offering clues about anxiety, fatigue and mental speed. Try it yourself now.

Oliver Sacks Accused of Fabricating Patient Stories

New revelations from the late neurologist's private journals expose fabricated details in his celebrated case studies, including 'The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat'. Discover the complex legacy of a science writing icon.

Postcode lottery for child brain cancer care in UK

A damning report reveals a child's NHS brain tumour care depends on where they live, with uneven access to tests, rehab, and trials. Calls for urgent action to end the postcode lottery.

The Secret to a Young Brain in Your 80s and 90s

A neurologist explains the key lifestyle habit shared by 'super agers' with sharp minds. Discover how social connection can help preserve brain health and potentially lower dementia risk.

New FDA-Approved Glasses Slow Child Myopia

A new type of lens, recently approved by the FDA, promises to slow nearsightedness in children by 70%. Learn how these innovative glasses work and who can benefit.

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