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2/3 of UK Parents Pressured to Buy Branded Snacks

New research exposes the intense social and financial strain on UK parents, with two-thirds feeling compelled to purchase expensive branded lunchbox items and snacks for their children.

Heart drug cuts Alzheimer's risk in Cambridge breakthrough

A groundbreaking study from the University of Cambridge reveals that a widely prescribed blood pressure medication could dramatically reduce dementia risk and slow cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients, offering new hope for millions.

Urgent NHS Warning For Anyone Taking Warfarin

The NHS issues a critical safety alert for millions on blood-thinning medication warfarin, warning that a popular 'superfood' can dangerously amplify its effects and lead to life-threatening haemorrhaging.

Teen dies after starting new asthma medication

A 13-year-old girl from Northern Ireland tragically passed away just days after being prescribed a new asthma medication. Her devastated family is now demanding answers from health authorities.

NHS to screen children's blood pressure from age 5

In a major public health shift, the NHS is set to introduce routine blood pressure monitoring for children as young as five to combat future heart disease and strokes. Experts hail the move as a proactive measure to identify early cardiovascular risks.

NHS Alert: Thousands Risk Blindness from Common Drug

An urgent NHS safety alert warns that thousands of patients on a common medication for arthritis and skin conditions face heightened risks of blindness and serious lung disease. Experts call for immediate patient reviews.

NHS Emergency: 55,000 Blood Donors Urgently Needed

The NHS faces a critical blood shortage, urgently requiring 55,000 new donors to meet rising demand for O negative and Ro sub-type blood. Health officials warn of potential cancellations for vital surgeries without immediate action.

NHS Mounjaro Postcode Lottery Exposed

Shocking new data reveals a stark postcode lottery for the diabetes and weight loss drug Mounjaro (tirzepatide) in England, with patients in some areas almost completely unable to access it on the NHS despite being eligible.

Blood Pressure Guidelines Overhauled: What It Means

The American Heart Association has overhauled its blood pressure guidelines in a landmark move that could see millions more Britons diagnosed with hypertension and prescribed life-saving medication earlier.

Salt and Sugar: The Hidden Heart Failure Risk Exposed

Groundbreaking research from the American Society of Nutrition exposes how salt and sugar drastically increase your risk of heart failure. Discover the simple dietary swaps that could save your life.

Fruits Like Bananas & Apples Can Lower Blood Pressure

Groundbreaking UK research reveals the powerful link between flavonol-rich fruits, such as apples and berries, and significantly lower blood pressure, offering a delicious dietary defence against hypertension.

Crisps saved my life: Mum's miracle snack warning

A mother's craving for crisps led to the life-saving discovery of a brain aneurysm after she collapsed. Doctors credit the salty snack with triggering a crucial blood pressure warning.

Common women's heart drug reviewed over cancer risk link

A major new study has found a potential link between a widely prescribed heart medication for women and a significantly higher risk of developing breast and genital cancers. UK health regulators are now urgently reviewing the safety of the drug.

6 Science-Backed Foods to Beat High Blood Pressure

New research reveals six key dietary additions that can significantly lower blood pressure. Discover how potassium, calcium, and magnesium work together to combat hypertension and improve heart health.

Police Hunt Woman Selling Fake Ozempic and Mounjaro

A nationwide manhunt is underway for a woman allegedly selling fake diabetes and weight-loss medications online. Authorities warn of severe health risks from counterfeit semaglutide injections.

Common Painkillers Linked to Hearing Loss Risk

Groundbreaking research uncovers a potential link between regular use of common painkillers like ibuprofen and an increased risk of hearing damage. Experts urge caution.

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