NHS prescribes social activities over pills for depression
In a major policy shift, NICE recommends social connection, community groups and hobbies as first-line treatment for depression in adults, challenging medication-heavy approaches.
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Early peanut exposure prevents childhood allergies
Groundbreaking research reveals introducing peanuts to infants could dramatically reduce allergy risks, offering new hope to parents and transforming childhood nutrition guidelines.
Exercise With Flu? Doctors Reveal Surprising Truth
New medical research challenges conventional wisdom about exercising while ill. Discover when physical activity could help recovery and when it might be dangerous.
Virgin Media Offers Netflix for £3 with Broadband
Virgin Media customers can now add Netflix to their broadband package for just £3 per month in a game-changing streaming deal that undercuts competitors.
Start breast cancer screening at 40, not 50, says new study
Groundbreaking study suggests women begin regular mammograms at age 40 instead of 50, with experts calling for urgent NHS screening policy changes to prevent thousands of cancer deaths.
NHS expands HRT access in menopause care revolution
Groundbreaking NHS reforms will make hormone replacement therapy more accessible than ever, following new NICE recommendations that could help millions of women across the UK.
Sky Broadband £26.50 Deal - 59Mbps, No Fees
Sky's popular Superfast Broadband package receives dramatic price cut, offering UK households 59Mbps speeds at just £26.50 monthly with no setup fees in limited-time offer.
NHS Bureaucracy Exposed: Managers Outnumber Frontline Staff
An NHS doctor's viral revelation exposes staggering bureaucracy as managers outnumber frontline staff, sparking outrage over wasted resources and patient care neglect.
NHS staff fury over parking charge increases
NHS workers across Britain are expressing outrage as hospital trusts implement controversial parking fee increases, adding financial pressure to healthcare heroes already struggling with cost-of-living crisis.
NHS approves PrEP HIV prevention drug across England and Wales
In a major public health victory, NHS England and Wales will now provide PrEP HIV prevention medication through specialized sexual health services, following NICE's groundbreaking approval.
BMI Overhaul: Millions May No Longer Be Overweight
Groundbreaking research reveals traditional BMI calculations may be misclassifying millions of healthy individuals as overweight or obese. Discover the new scientific approach that could redefine healthy weight standards across the UK.
NHS negligence bill hits £60bn - bigger than nuclear cleanup
Shocking report reveals NHS medical negligence liabilities have quadrupled to £60 billion - exceeding Britain's nuclear decommissioning costs and creating one of government's largest financial burdens.
Medical experts challenge BMI as outdated health measure
Leading medical experts are challenging traditional obesity measurements, arguing BMI alone is an outdated and misleading health indicator that needs urgent reform.
NHS Warning: You've Been Using Your Fridge Wrong
The Department of Health issues urgent food safety alert about common refrigerator mistakes that could put your family's health at risk. Learn the proper storage rules today.
BMI rules shake-up could classify millions as overweight
Groundbreaking research suggests current BMI thresholds may be too lenient, with experts proposing stricter limits that could redefine healthy weight for UK adults.
Openreach's broadband revolution: No more engineer visits
Openreach announces groundbreaking plan to upgrade millions of UK homes to full fibre broadband without requiring engineer appointments, accelerating Britain's digital transformation.
Londoners' trust in NHS plummets amid healthcare concerns
Exclusive research reveals Londoners are losing confidence in the NHS, with growing concerns about waiting times, staff shortages and mental health services.
Broadband Giants Clash With Openreach Over Pricing
Major UK broadband providers including Sky, TalkTalk and Vodafone voice strong opposition to Openreach's proposed pricing changes, warning of consumer bill increases and investment threats.
Celebrity Traitors' Secret Production Rules Revealed
Exclusive behind-the-scenes revelations about the intense production rules governing BBC's Celebrity Traitors, from communication blackouts to psychological monitoring that left famous contestants reeling.
Pears: The Surprising Health Benefits of Autumn's Sweet Fruit
Discover why nutritionists are calling pears the ultimate autumn superfood for digestion, weight management and overall health. The surprising benefits will make you see this humble fruit in a whole new light.
NHS staff vote to strike over institutional racism
Thousands of NHS workers across England have overwhelmingly voted for strike action, citing deep-rooted institutional racism and significant pay disparities affecting ethnic minority staff.
NHS prostate cancer testing revolution begins
Major NHS policy shift could introduce targeted prostate cancer screening for high-risk groups, potentially saving thousands of men annually through earlier detection.
Weight Loss Myths Busted: Scientist Reveals Truth
Discover the groundbreaking insights from leading nutritional scientist Dr Kevin Hall as he debunks common weight loss myths and reveals the science-backed strategies for lasting results in this exclusive Guardian podcast analysis.
Tory ministers rebel against soft sentencing guidelines
Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch lead Conservative rebellion against sentencing guidelines as party divisions deepen ahead of election
Minister's child sex case intervention sparks political storm
Robert Jenrick faces Labour fury after personally writing to sentencing council demanding tougher penalties for child sexual abuse images, in what critics call a 'political stunt'.
Tory plan to scrap Sentencing Council branded 'bonkers'
Conservative proposal to abolish independent Sentencing Council and hand power to politicians faces fierce backlash from judiciary and legal professionals who warn it threatens judicial independence.
Maine woman's graphic sheep butchery video sparks outrage
A Maine woman faces animal cruelty investigation after posting explicit footage showing the slaughter and butchering of a sheep on her YouTube channel, prompting global condemnation from viewers.
WHO ends alcohol promotion after UK backlash
The World Health Organisation has withdrawn its contentious alcohol reduction campaign following criticism from UK health officials who questioned the scientific evidence behind the initiative.
Kids' Vitamin Supplements: Necessary or Wasteful?
Groundbreaking study finds most healthy children don't need vitamin supplements, with experts warning about potential risks of over-supplementation for UK families.
Beat the Bloat: 7 Foods That Cause Tummy Troubles
Discover which healthy foods might be secretly causing your bloating and learn simple dietary swaps to keep your digestive system happy and comfortable.
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