Bruce Willis's wife breaks down in tears over dementia battle
Emma Heming Willis gives tearful update on Bruce Willis's dementia, revealing his 'brain is failing him' and his 'language is going'
Category : Health
Boy, 11, spends first healthy Christmas at home after lifesaving liver transplant
Lucas Lesley, 11, from Shrewsbury, is spending his first healthy Christmas at home after a lifesaving liver transplant following years of illness.
UN warns of famine in South Sudan as conflict and funding gaps worsen
UN agencies warn South Sudan is heading for famine amid conflict, aid cuts and rising oil costs, with millions facing acute hunger.
NHS urges families to look out for dementia symptoms in loved ones this Christmas
NHS urges families to look out for dementia symptoms such as forgetfulness and confusion in loved ones this Christmas, and to encourage GP visits.
James Van Der Beek Auctions Dawson's Creek Keepsakes to Fund Cancer Care
James Van Der Beek auctions Dawson's Creek and Varsity Blues memorabilia to help pay for colorectal cancer treatment.
C-section complications force mum to plan life around toilets for years
Jenna Robinson, 38, from Hull, endured eight years of pain and toilet-dependent planning after a C-section caused slow transit constipation, before a life-changing ileostomy.
Jesy Nelson's Twin Daughters Diagnosed with SMA Type 1
Jesy Nelson reveals her twin daughters have SMA Type 1 and campaigns for newborn screening.
BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent admits she is 'not sleeping very well' during on-air discussion
Sally Nugent says she is 'not sleeping very well' during a BBC Breakfast segment on sleep and health, while Carol Kirkwood shares her strict bedtime routine.
Swinney Denies Political Pressure Over Early Opening of Glasgow Super Hospital
John Swinney denies political pressure to open Queen Elizabeth University Hospital early, amid inquiry admissions and family statements.
Greek holiday tick bite left woman in coma for six weeks
A tick bite during a 2019 Greek holiday left Victoria Stellas, from Anglesey, in a 42-day induced coma with tick-borne encephalitis. She now raises awareness.
Melanie Sykes says she is 'two-thirds bald' and in 'so much pain' amid autoimmune condition
Melanie Sykes says she is 'two-thirds bald' and in 'so much pain' as she opens up about autoimmune condition in candid Instagram video.
Baby's priceless first reaction to sheep in Wales leaves viewers in stitches
Baby Louie's first encounter with a sheep in Wales goes viral, delighting millions with his priceless reaction and subsequent laughter.
Spanish Chorizo Improves Baked Beans, Says Recipes
Adding chopped Spanish chorizo to baked beans brings a smoky, savoury flavour and more texture, transforming an everyday tin into something that tastes homemade.
Mother breaks neck after yawning too hard
Hayley Black, 36, from Milton Keynes, broke her neck after yawning so forcefully that two discs shot into her spine, leaving her with permanent nerve damage.
Mother's 16-year blood cancer fight began with sore throat
Deb Gascoyne, 50, from Hagley, feels 'lucky' 16 years after a sore throat led to incurable blood cancer diagnosis, raising £248,100 for Myeloma UK.
The Science of Racism: New Podcast Explores Research-Driven Solutions
Ian Sample talks to Keon West about his new book The Science of Racism, exploring what research reveals about prejudice and proven ways to fight it.
Turkey avocado toast: A simple, protein-packed swap for your morning staple
Discover how swapping eggs for turkey on avocado toast brings fresh flavour, texture and a lighter, protein-rich breakfast in just 15 minutes.
NHS Approves First New Drug for Resistant Ovarian Cancer in Over 20 Years
NHS England approves Elahere for advanced ovarian cancer, offering hundreds of women a new life-prolonging option after platinum-based chemotherapy fails.
Cancer survivor left paralysed by botulism after eating fermented fish
Trinity Peterson-Mayes, 24, diagnosed with botulism after eating fermented swordfish, faces long recovery. She survived cancer twice.
Psychedelic retreats boom but safety safeguards are lacking
Psychedelic retreats are growing in popularity but lack safety regulations, with experts warning of potential harms and advising careful research.
Doctor's three-ingredient gut health recipe uses raspberries, chia seeds and honey
Dr Karan Rajan shares a simple three-ingredient recipe with raspberries, chia seeds and honey to support gut health and muscle maintenance.
How to improve sleep: stress, exercise and weekend lie-ins
Work stress disrupts sleep for most over-50s, and research shows exercise, regular bedtimes and weekend lie-ins can help. Here's the science.
North East cancer grants: £2,500 for late diagnosis projects
£2,500 grants offered for community cancer awareness projects in Northumberland towns, Sunderland, Stockton, Hartlepool, Redcar and Cleveland.
Mum launches fundraiser after daughter's 500 daily seizures and husband's emergency heart surgery
A Hampshire mother is fundraising after her six-year-old daughter with lissencephaly suffers up to 500 seizures a day and her husband required emergency heart surgery.
Supermarket chat could affect PIP claims, warns DWP assessment expert
A DWP assessment expert reveals how casual supermarket questions during PIP assessments can reveal hidden details about claimants, potentially affecting their awards.
Melbourne's marathon lockdown ends as city records zero new Covid cases
Melbourne lifts stay-home orders after more than 110 days, with experts hailing the city's lockdown as a success in curbing Covid-19.
Amber cold health alerts issued for northern England amid sub-zero freeze
Amber cold health alerts issued for northern England, with sub-zero temperatures and snow expected across Scotland and northern England this week.
Baby food firms given 18 months to improve products under new guidance
Manufacturers have 18 months to cut sugar and salt in baby food and improve labelling under new voluntary guidance.
World-first urine test could detect lung cancer years early
Scientists at Cambridge create a world-first urine test that detects 'zombie' cell proteins, potentially identifying lung cancer years before symptoms appear.
Call The Midwife's Helen George admits new storyline left her 'terrified'
Helen George says the new Call The Midwife storyline about Nonnatus House's closure left her affected and terrified, as the series starts in 1971.
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