Brit dies after gastric sleeve surgery in Turkey
A British woman died after a botched gastric sleeve surgery in Turkey, with reports suggesting the clinic failed to provide adequate post-operative care. Her grieving family demands justice.
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Mayo Clinic's osteoarthritis breakthrough
A revolutionary new therapy developed by the Mayo Clinic could transform the lives of osteoarthritis sufferers, offering pain relief and improved mobility without invasive surgery.
Brit dies after Turkey hair transplant
A British tourist tragically passed away following a hair transplant procedure in Turkey, raising serious concerns about medical tourism safety.
Diet to prevent dementia? Study reveals key foods
Groundbreaking research highlights specific foods that may help stave off dementia, offering hope for memory preservation through simple dietary changes.
Top dog breeds prone to obesity revealed in new study
New research highlights the dog breeds most likely to struggle with weight gain—find out if your furry friend is on the list and how to keep them healthy.
Study: Certain names linked to higher earnings
A new study suggests that certain names are statistically linked to higher earnings. Could your name be holding you back—or setting you up for success?
Scientists reveal new clues about mysterious 'Oumuamua object
Astronomers uncover startling new evidence suggesting the first-known interstellar visitor, 'Oumuamua, may not be what it seemed. New research fuels debate over its origins.
Scientists uncover true cause of spa treatment pain
Groundbreaking research uncovers the surprising reason behind discomfort in spa treatments, challenging long-held beliefs in wellness practices.
Walmart closes all US health centres, including Michigan
Walmart has announced the closure of all its health centres across the US, including locations in Michigan, citing unsustainable costs. The move impacts patients in Traverse City and Detroit, leaving many to seek alternative care options.
California wage hike linked to 10,000 fast-food job losses
New research suggests California's $20 fast-food wage law may have cost thousands of jobs, sparking debate about the real impact of minimum wage increases.
UK's unluckiest names revealed in new study
A new study has unveiled the UK's most 'unlucky' names, with some surprising entries. Find out if your name makes the cut and what it might say about your fortune.
Teens prefer online health advice over GP visits
A new study shows that teenagers are turning to the internet for health advice rather than visiting their GP, raising concerns about misinformation and access to care.
Study: COVID vaccines saved fewer lives than claimed
A controversial new study suggests COVID-19 vaccines may not have been as effective as previously claimed. Experts weigh in on the findings and what they mean for future pandemic responses.
Brits only know one foreign phrase – and it's not what you think!
A surprising study reveals the only foreign phrase most Brits know – and it's not 'bon appétit' or 'ciao'! Find out what tops the list and why.
Morning exams boost pass rates, study finds
New research from the University of Messina suggests that students perform better in exams taken in the morning rather than the afternoon. Find out why timing could be key to academic success.
Air pollution linked to 40% higher dementia risk
New research from Cambridge University reveals a concerning link between air pollution and increased dementia risk, urging policymakers to take action.
Vaping and smoking linked to depression and anxiety
A groundbreaking study highlights the alarming mental health risks associated with vaping and smoking, linking them to increased depression and anxiety.
DIY health tests deliver false results - study
A groundbreaking study warns that DIY health tests, trusted by thousands, are delivering inaccurate results, endangering lives. Experts urge caution.
Gen Z faces higher cancer risk than millennials
People born between 2000-2009 are at greater risk of developing cancer before age 50 compared to those born in the 1990s, new research warns. Experts point to modern lifestyles as the culprit.
British families can't dine without screens, study reveals
A new study reveals that UK families are increasingly reliant on iPads and smartphones during meal times, with many households using multiple screens at the dinner table.
Worcestershire Egg Tartine with Lemony Garlic Mayo
Elevate your breakfast game with this irresistible Worcestershire egg tartine recipe, featuring zesty lemony garlic mayo. Perfect for a weekend brunch or a quick gourmet bite!
Genea IVF patient data leaked on dark web
A major data breach at Genea IVF has exposed thousands of patients' personal and medical records on the dark web, raising serious privacy concerns.
Beetroot juice may lower blood pressure in over-60s
New research suggests that drinking beetroot juice daily may help reduce blood pressure in older adults, offering a natural way to combat hypertension.
Exeter study reveals dementia prevention strategies
Researchers at the University of Exeter have uncovered groundbreaking findings that could revolutionise dementia prevention strategies, offering hope to millions worldwide.
Simple test predicts lifespan - scientists reveal breakthrough
A groundbreaking study has uncovered a straightforward test that could predict your lifespan. Find out how this discovery could change healthcare forever.
Dogs Reduce Stress and Boost Health, Study Finds
Owning a dog can significantly lower stress levels and improve overall health, according to groundbreaking research. Discover how your furry friend could be the key to a happier, healthier life.
Coffee may help ADHD, anxiety & pain—study reveals
A groundbreaking study suggests caffeine might help manage ADHD symptoms, reduce anxiety, and even alleviate pain—but is it a cure or just a temporary fix?
Belly fat health risks worse than obesity, study finds
A groundbreaking study suggests that excess belly fat, even in those with a 'healthy' BMI, significantly increases the risk of early death. Discover the hidden dangers of visceral fat and how to protect your health.
Sweetener may raise heart attack and stroke risk
A widely used artificial sweetener may significantly raise the risk of cardiovascular events, including heart attacks and strokes, according to alarming new research.
Children pick lettuce over sweets for butterflies
A new study reveals that children are more likely to choose lettuce over sweets when encouraged to help butterflies, offering fresh hope for conservation efforts.
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