Study Debunks 'Fat But Fit' Myth, Links Obesity to Disease
A major UK study of over 150,000 people finds obese adults without metabolic issues still face significantly higher risks of heart, liver, and kidney disease.
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Dietician Struck Off for Lies to Get Senior NHS Role
A dietician has been banned from practice after lying about her expertise to gain a senior role at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, with a tribunal calling her actions deplorable.
Heart Condition Misdiagnosed as Anxiety in Young Woman
Abbie Frankum, 22, was told her heart palpitations were anxiety for two years before being diagnosed with second-degree type one heart block. She urges young people to trust their instincts and advocate for their health.
Meningitis Outbreak in Kent Could Spread Across UK
A meningitis outbreak in Kent has led to 29 cases and two student deaths, with health officials warning that sporadic clusters could emerge elsewhere in the UK as students travel.
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Seema Jaswal's Meningitis Fight Fuels Vaccine Mandate Demand
BBC sports presenter Seema Jaswal reveals her near-fatal meningitis B experience at 16 and urges mandatory vaccinations after recent student deaths in Kent.
Meningitis Outbreak: Potential Household Clusters Warned
Health leaders in Kent warn that sporadic household clusters of meningitis could appear across the UK over the next four weeks, linked to student travel. The outbreak has resulted in 29 cases and two deaths.
Eye Contact's Impact on Brain and Relationships
Experts reveal how prolonged eye contact activates brain circuits for emotional connection, with personal experiments showing its benefits for couples despite initial discomfort.
Monte Verde Redating Reshapes Human Migration Theory
A new study suggests the Monte Verde site in Chile is only 6,000-8,000 years old, challenging prior claims and reviving the north-to-south migration debate in American prehistory.
Nigerian Couple Fights Infanticide, Shelters 'Omen' Babies
In central Nigeria, Olusola and Chinwe Stevens run a home for babies deemed bad omens, risking infanticide. Their work faces challenges when families seek reunification, highlighting cultural and safety issues.
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Father's Heartbreak Over Meningitis Death of Teen in Kent
Michael Kenny shares the devastating loss of his daughter Juliette, 18, who died from meningitis B in Kent, calling for urgent vaccination improvements to protect young people.
Covid Inquiry Reveals NHS Near-Collapse, Warns of Future Risks
The UK Covid-19 inquiry's latest report reveals the NHS teetered on the brink of collapse during the pandemic, with staff making 'superhuman efforts' to avert disaster. Bereaved families and experts call for urgent reforms to bolster capacity and resilien
The Art of Reheating: Why Leftovers Deserve a Second Chance
Discover why reheating leftovers is a culinary skill, not a chore. Learn expert techniques to revive food with precision, avoiding common pitfalls like microwaving mishaps.
Sleep Hysteria: Wellness Culture Fuels Anxiety Over Rest
Society is gripped by sleep obsession, with trackers and myths causing distress. Experts warn of exaggerated messaging and the rise of 'orthosomnia'.
Christine McCartney: Scientist and Public Health Champion
Christine McCartney, a distinguished medical microbiologist and OBE recipient, passed away at 79. She played a key role in public health crises and championed advancements in microbiology.
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Derek Cox OBE: East End Youth Work Pioneer Dies at 87
Derek Cox, a pioneering youth worker who shaped community-based approaches in London's East End and founded Avenues Unlimited, has passed away aged 87. His legacy includes fostering inter-community relations and empowering young people.
Tessa Richards: Pioneer of Patient Partnership in Medicine
Tessa Richards, a doctor and BMJ editor, transformed healthcare by advocating for patients as equal partners. Her 40-year career reshaped medical journals and policy, leaving a lasting legacy.
Kent Meningitis Outbreak: Vaccines and Antibiotics Deployed on Campus
A meningitis outbreak at the University of Kent has led to students queueing for vaccines and antibiotics, with public health officials responding to contain the spread. The MenB strain is the culprit, differing significantly from Covid in transmission an
US Vaccine Committee in Chaos After Judge Invalidates Panel
Confusion reigns over the future of the US Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices after a federal judge invalidated its members and recent decisions, with contradictory statements from former officials.
Kent Meningitis Outbreak May Have Peaked, Vaccinations Rise
The meningitis outbreak at the University of Kent shows signs of slowing, with only two new cases reported. Over 2,600 vaccinations have been administered as experts analyse the strain.
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UK Sauna Boom: Health and Connection Drive Surge in Popularity
Saunas are proliferating across Britain, with numbers rising to 640, driven by cardiovascular benefits and a quest for community in a digital age, though experts warn of risks like dehydration and fainting.
Stephanie Alexander: Food Anxiety, Family Dinners, Wellness
Cookbook legend Stephanie Alexander discusses food anxiety, the joy of family meals, and her disdain for protein shakes in an interview from her Melbourne riverside garden.
Caring for Abusive Parents: A Cycle of Trauma and Duty
New research reveals adult children with histories of parental abuse or neglect face heightened depressive symptoms when caring for ageing parents, highlighting emotional and mental health struggles.
Meningitis Outbreak Could Spread as Students Travel Home
Health officials warn sporadic household clusters of meningitis may appear across Britain as university students travel home from Kent for Easter holidays. The outbreak has reached 29 cases, with experts modeling three scenarios for the next four weeks.
Dietitian Struck Off for Lying About Qualifications in NHS Role
A dietician who secured a senior NHS position through deception, lacking knowledge of basic anatomy and conditions like coeliac disease, has been banned from practice after a tribunal found her conduct deplorable.
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Oncologist Urges GP Visits for Silent Killer Cancer Signs
Experts highlight key symptoms like jaundice and increased thirst for pancreatic cancer, stressing early GP consultation to improve survival rates.
Cinnamon: 85p Spice for Better Digestion
Experts reveal how adding affordable cinnamon to meals may support gut health through anti-inflammatory properties, blood sugar regulation, and microbiome balance.
Half of Britons Face £500 Annual Extra Costs for Essentials
New research reveals half the UK population incurs £500 yearly in extra costs for essential items, with many cutting back on food. The 'Cost of Bleeding' study highlights £20,359 lifetime menstruation expenses.
FDA Escalates Children's Ibuprofen Recall Over Contamination
The FDA has upgraded a recall of nearly 90,000 bottles of children's ibuprofen to Class II after reports of gel-like masses and black particles. No injuries reported, but consumers advised to check lot numbers.
Dietitian's Top Tip for Picky Eaters: Reduce Pressure
A paediatric dietitian with NHS experience shares her number one strategy for dealing with children who refuse foods they've previously eaten, focusing on reducing pressure and encouraging curiosity.
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Butter Linked to 12% Higher Cancer Death Risk in Major Study
A 30-50 year study of 221,000 adults reveals butter intake increases mortality risk, while plant-based oils reduce it. Swapping just 10g daily could lower cancer deaths by 17%.
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