Nurse guilty of wilful neglect in death of Amy Barber
A nurse was found guilty of wilfully neglecting Amy Barber, 22, who died after being left unchecked for 25 minutes at a Wirral psychiatric ward.
A nurse was found guilty of wilfully neglecting Amy Barber, 22, who died after being left unchecked for 25 minutes at a Wirral psychiatric ward.
Dr Amir Khan discusses the evidence for magnesium supplements during menopause, saying they may help some symptoms but are not a miracle cure.
Johnny Vegas's Channel 4 documentary follows his ADHD diagnosis and sculpture project for St Helens, filmed over four years.
Two writers who attempted to matchmake their elderly parents have co-authored a book challenging ageist assumptions and celebrating late blooming.
MHRA warns of a small risk of severe acute pancreatitis with GLP-1 weight-loss jabs, following increased yellow card reports.
Eating too much salt may not only raise blood pressure but also damage skin, causing dryness, puffiness and wrinkles. Experts recommend limiting ultraprocessed foods.
Junior doctors in England begin a six-day strike, the longest in NHS history, causing mass cancellations and safety concerns.
A 14-year-old whose headaches and vomiting were put down to a stomach bug and the heatwave has been diagnosed with a rare, incurable five-centimetre brain tumour.
Anne Nolan reveals she is cancer-free after five years in remission, sharing her relief and the emotional impact of losing sisters Bernie and Linda to the disease.
Professor Green reveals his bowel hernia has returned nearly a decade after surgery, following his recent schwannomatosis diagnosis. The rapper nicknamed it 'Henry'.
FDA upgrades NuNaturals sweetener recall to Class II risk after labelling mix-up, with allergy concerns and affected product details.
Watercress tops a CDC nutrient density ranking with a perfect 100 score, beating kale and spinach. See the full list of powerhouse vegetables and fruits.
UK government plans to ban boiling lobsters alive and introduce wider animal welfare measures, including restrictions on hunting. Critics and charities react.
Italy's births fell to a record low of 370,000 in 2024, with fertility rate at 1.18, as population shrinks and ageing accelerates.
A woman reveals how a self-imposed three-month rule of no sex or emotional investment exposed that a date she knew for two months was not the one.
Repeated melting of water-rich mantle rock beneath submarine volcanoes frees gold from Earth's interior, a new study of 66 volcanic glass samples finds.
Laura Hamilton has backed the Mirror's Save Lives for Sam water safety campaign after witnessing a horrifying beach tragedy in the south of France.
At 18 Jess Pendrey had her first lip filler. Three years and £8,000 later, the Brighton bartender barely recognises herself and is dissolving filler to embrace a natural look.
A 24-year-old woman in China was left disfigured and unable to breathe after a botched chin surgery moved her jaw 13mm forward instead of 2mm back.
A mum lived with undetected hepatitis C for 31 years until a blood test in pregnancy revealed she was a victim of the infected blood scandal.
Fresh bruising creeping up Donald Trump's arm has sparked renewed health fears, with the White House citing handshaking and his daily aspirin.
Blood cancer survivor Deb Sayer, 55, from Seaton Sluice, has completed her 100th parkrun with her black Labrador Tank after six rounds of chemotherapy.
Cutting saturated fat can improve heart health, a GP says. Processed meats and cereals are the biggest contributors, raising cholesterol and blood pressure.
A mother claims doctors dismissed her eight-year-old son's chest and back pain as a stomach issue before tests revealed acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.
Tom Holland revealed his favourite 60s dish Chicken Véronique on the Dish podcast, a creamy shredded chicken dish that could help cut heart disease risk.
Spodden Park Ltd warns trespassers to stay away from the former Turner Brothers asbestos factory in Rochdale, citing asbestos, fire and collapse risks.
The British Heart Foundation has named 10 UK defibrillator deserts where reaching a lifesaving device can take too long, with one area averaging 20 minutes.
The British Heart Foundation has identified 10 UK defibrillator deserts where access can take nearly 20 minutes, urging leaders to fund new devices.
A personal trainer has warned that working out in the UK heatwave can bring six early warning signs, including dizziness, headaches and nausea.
Cardiologist warns added sugar, not cholesterol, is silently destroying hearts, with studies linking sugary drinks to higher heart disease risk.