Cheap diabetes drug may reduce dementia risk
New research suggests that the widely-used diabetes medication Metformin, costing just pennies a day, may significantly reduce the risk of developing dementia.
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Palisades fire death toll worse than reported
A new study highlights the devastating impact of the Palisades fire, uncovering critical safety lapses and a higher-than-reported death toll.
Walking faster may slash heart attack risk
A groundbreaking study suggests that increasing your walking speed and distance may significantly reduce the risk of heart attacks and improve overall cardiovascular health.
Trump Administration Cuts UCLA Federal Grants
The Trump administration has slashed federal research funding to UCLA, sparking outrage among academics and students. Learn how this decision impacts critical research projects and higher education.
UK Electric Car Grants Reduced: What You Need to Know
The UK government has significantly reduced discounts for electric vehicles, sparking debate over affordability and green transport goals.
Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak in NYC: 1 Dead
A deadly outbreak of Legionnaires' disease has been reported in New York City, with one fatality and multiple cases confirmed. Learn about the symptoms, risks, and how to protect yourself.
Met Police launches 'Grab' campaign against Underground crime
A new initiative by the Metropolitan Police and Crimestoppers targets crime on London's Underground, focusing on thefts and robberies in Westminster.
Samaritans face resistance to change in mental health work
Despite their critical role in mental health support, the Samaritans struggle with internal resistance to modernisation. Explore the challenges and why adaptation is vital.
Alcohol bottles may carry cancer risk warnings
Health experts push for mandatory cancer warning labels on alcohol bottles, highlighting the link between drinking and increased cancer risks.
RNLI's 'float to live' technique saves lives
The RNLI has released a crucial video demonstrating the 'float to live' technique, a lifesaving method for anyone caught in dangerous waters. Learn how this simple advice could prevent tragedies.
London HIV cases rise in African communities
London faces a concerning rise in HIV cases among African-born residents, prompting calls for targeted public health interventions and better access to testing.
WhatsApp scam centre shut down after account thefts
A major WhatsApp scam operation has been dismantled after fraudsters exploited verification codes to hijack accounts. Learn how the scheme worked and how to protect yourself.
Landslide in Indian Himalayas kills 5
A devastating landslide triggered by torrential rains in India's Himalayan region has killed at least five people, with rescue operations underway to locate survivors.
Sunscreen vs. Sun: Which is riskier?
New research sparks debate on whether sunscreen chemicals or UV radiation present a bigger threat to public health. Experts weigh in on the latest findings.
Police use AI to combat grooming gangs
British law enforcement is harnessing artificial intelligence to identify and dismantle grooming gangs, targeting organised exploitation networks with cutting-edge technology.
Chikungunya Virus: Symptoms and Prevention
Everything you need to know about the deadly Chikungunya virus, its symptoms, transmission, and how to protect yourself from this mosquito-borne disease.
Judge blocks Trump's disaster grants withholding bid
A federal judge has ruled against the Trump administration's attempt to withhold critical disaster prevention grants, marking a significant legal setback.
Trump cuts leave NYC vulnerable to terror threats
New York City faces heightened security risks as federal anti-terrorism funding is slashed under Trump's latest budget. Experts warn of dire consequences.
Legionnaires' outbreak in NYC: symptoms & risks
Health officials in New York City are investigating a Legionnaires' disease outbreak. Learn about symptoms, risks, and how to stay safe.
Legionnaires' disease outbreak hits New York City
A concerning outbreak of Legionnaires' disease has been reported in New York City, with health officials scrambling to contain the spread. Learn about the symptoms, risks, and preventive measures.
EPA sued over climate grants freeze
Environmental groups are taking legal action against the US Environmental Protection Agency after it halted funding for climate justice initiatives, sparking outrage among activists.
Australia's largest battery now preventing NSW blackouts
Australia's biggest battery storage system is now operational, ready to prevent potential blackouts in New South Wales by stabilising the grid during peak demand.
UK trials first gonorrhoea vaccine as cases surge
The UK is set to trial a groundbreaking vaccine for gonorrhoea, a sexually transmitted infection (STI) with rising antibiotic resistance. Learn how this could revolutionise public health.
UK's most stolen car of 2025 revealed
New data exposes the car model topping the UK's theft charts in 2025, with security experts warning owners to take urgent precautions.
UK slashes electric car grants: See eligible models
The UK government has reduced electric vehicle grants, leaving only a handful of models eligible for financial support. Find out which cars still qualify.
Illinois tackles gun violence trauma with resilience programme
A new initiative in Illinois aims to address the psychological toll of gun violence through community-based resilience training, offering hope to affected residents.
Better lighting cuts elderly fall risks
New research reveals that improved lighting in homes can significantly reduce the risk of falls among older adults, offering a simple yet effective solution to a major health concern.
14p supplement may prevent stroke and heart attack
A groundbreaking study suggests that an affordable 14p supplement could significantly reduce the risk of stroke and heart attack by targeting a common underlying condition. Discover how this simple addition to your diet might save lives.
England launches free gonorrhoea vaccine trial
England rolls out a groundbreaking free vaccine trial to combat rising cases of drug-resistant gonorrhoea, targeting high-risk groups.
Cooper: Govt undermining crime agency on immigration
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper accuses the government of undermining the National Crime Agency's efforts to tackle illegal immigration due to poor policymaking.
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