Woman, 27, in Type 2 Diabetes Remission After Diet
Isla Henderson, diagnosed with type 2 diabetes at 21, achieved remission after six weeks on a nutritionist-recommended high-protein diet, losing 2.5 stone.
Category : Health
Burnham Pledges Radical Social Care Reform as PM
Andy Burnham vows radical social care changes, comparing UK system to US healthcare, as campaigners demand urgent action on the crisis.
NHS urges one million to join organ donor register by 2027
NHS appeals for one million more people to join the organ donor register by 2027, as family consent rates drop to 57%. Heart transplant recipient Ashleigh Tucker backs the campaign.
Death investigator reveals worst way to die and her fear
Barbara Butcher, a veteran death investigator, reveals drowning as the worst way to die and shares her fearless perspective on death after 5,500 cases.
Merseyside ambulance service rated inadequate by CQC
UCS Medical in St Helens rated inadequate by CQC after inspection found risks of patients taken to wrong locations, infection control failures, and staff concerns ignored.
Glasgow drug crisis centre closure confirmed after rent row
Turning Point Scotland's Glasgow crisis centre will close after a rent dispute, removing 16 beds from the city's drug support system.
Corrie's Tracy Shaw 'hit hard' in cancer update
Tracy Shaw, 52, says she feels 'absolute rubbish' after fourth round of chemo, but trusts the process and finds joy amid pain.
Strictly Amy Dowden tears up over cancer and motherhood
Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden moved viewers on Celebrity Hunted as she opened up about her breast cancer diagnosis and her hopes of becoming a mum.
Myleene Klass finds breast lumps in terrifying cancer scare
Myleene Klass shares her 'terrifying' breast cancer scare after finding lumps at Wimbledon, urging women to check themselves.
Mum Claims Doctors Hid Cop Daughter's Death in DR
A mother says doctors in the Dominican Republic hid her daughter's death after a breast implant removal operation, as the family demands a full investigation.
Ocean survey reveals 1,121 new marine species in a year
Scientists identified 1,121 new marine species in a year, a 54% increase, including a ghost shark and ribbon worm, via Ocean Census.
Rowlands Gill GP surgery closed for at least five more weeks
A Gateshead GP surgery shut by vandals since May won't reopen for at least five weeks due to extensive repair work. The North East and North Cumbria ICB confirmed repairs are underway.
Pregnancy Multivitamin Half Price with Five-Star Reviews
Wild Nutrition's Food-Grown Pregnancy + New Mother Multi, with 29 nutrients and 100+ five-star reviews, is now half price, offering natural support for expectant and new mothers.
Six joint-friendly cardio alternatives to running
Running can be hard on joints, but experts suggest cycling, swimming, rowing, incline walking, and more as effective, lower-impact cardio alternatives.
£10 Lip Balm Hailed 'Priceless' for Cold Sore Sufferers
A £10 lip balm is being hailed as 'priceless' by cold sore sufferers, with 83% reporting quicker recovery and nearly half the outbreak duration.
Lauren Laverne addresses health condition on The One Show
Lauren Laverne discussed her smouldering myeloma diagnosis on The One Show, saying outpatient care in shopping centres would appeal to her.
Nurse's memoir honors late daughter, offers hope
Lanarkshire nurse Catherine McAllister has written a memoir about her daughter Ellie, who died aged three, to show that love endures and to offer hope to others grieving.
Amy Dowden in Tears Over Cancer Test Setback
Strictly star Amy Dowden was left 'in floods of tears' after learning she needed further tests during her cancer journey, as she recalled on a podcast.
Mum's warning after daughter's E.coli death on beach holiday
Julie Maughan warns parents about E.coli risks after her daughter Heather, 8, died in 1999 following a swim at Dawlish Warren beach, where sewage was present.
Expert Settles Food Storage Debate
A food waste expert clarifies which foods belong in the fridge, from eggs to jam, settling common kitchen arguments over storage.
BBC viewers heartbroken over swimmer's emotional plea to PM
Scottish swimmer Archie Goodburn, 25, made a teary plea to PM Andy Burnham on BBC Breakfast for a national brain cancer lead, urging action on 'unbearable' suffering.
Doctor struck off after botched surgery at Oldham hospital
A locum surgeon has been struck off after a botched operation at Royal Oldham Hospital left a cancer patient unable to go to the toilet and requiring emergency corrective surgery to survive.
Chris Hoy: 'They're not alone' on prostate cancer
Sir Chris Hoy, living with stage 4 prostate cancer, shares his mission to raise awareness and funds, aiming to prevent men dying from the disease.
German cancer survivors demand 'right to be forgotten' law
German politicians who survived cancer propose 'right to be forgotten' to end discrimination in loans, adoption, and insurance for the 5.5 million survivors.
NSW urges public to avoid EDs after record winter day
NSW records biggest ever winter day for Sydney EDs, with nearly 10,000 presentations; public urged to avoid hospitals unless life-threatening.
Scrapping Foreign Doctors Scheme Will Hurt NHS
Abolishing the medical training initiative risks reversing progress in medical diplomacy and repeating earlier mistakes, says Dr Peter Trewby.
Airdrie family aided by Hospital at Home
A report shows 340 babies and children were treated at home under Hospital at Home, benefiting families like the McGradys from Airdrie.
Swimmer Archie Goodburn's tearful plea for brain cancer funding
Professional swimmer Archie Goodburn, diagnosed with terminal brain cancer, tearfully appeals to Andy Burnham for more funding, saying the Rare Cancers Bill won't create real change.
Whoop and Natural Cycles: free fertility tracking for members
Whoop partners with Natural Cycles to offer fertility tracking via wrist-worn device, with a free year of Natural Cycles for new members.
Love Your Garden expert warns against rushing garden makeovers
ITV's Love Your Garden expert Danny Clarke says rushing to buy plants and furniture without planning is the biggest garden mistake. He advises taking time to enjoy the space first.
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