Warning over common microwave mistakes that could ruin your food
Expert warns of common microwave mistakes including plastic containers, uneven heating, and improper cleaning that can ruin food and damage the appliance.
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Girl, 12, dies after being sent home with flu diagnosis
A 12-year-old Italian girl died of pneumonia after doctors dismissed her symptoms as flu, sparking an investigation.
Coroner Warns of Home Birth Risks After Baby Dies Following ‘Unsafe’ Delivery
Coroner warns of home birth risks after baby dies following complications during an unsafe home delivery endorsed by midwives at Barnet Hospital.
Man Serves Amputated Foot as Tacos to Friends After Bike Crash
A man cooked and ate his own amputated foot, serving it as tacos to friends after a motorcycle accident in Texas.
Over Half a Million in England Face Lengthy Cancer Care Delays
Over 500,000 in England waited over two months for cancer treatment in the past decade, experts warn thousands will die early unless NHS tackles delays.
RSV Warning for UK Babies as Cases Spike
UKHSA reports RSV surge; doctor's 12-hour warning for babies as hospital admissions spike. Symptoms and precautions highlighted.
Narinder Kaur Hospitalised with Suspected Tropical Infection After India Trip
TV personality Narinder Kaur is in hospital after returning from India with a suspected tropical infection, undergoing tests for malaria and dengue fever.
Parents overlook coin battery dangers: child safety tips
A poll of 1,000 parents of children aged 0-5 found 51% are very aware of home dangers, but many overlook coin battery risks in toys and everyday items.
NHS expands HPV vaccine to boys in cancer prevention drive
NHS to vaccinate all boys in year 8 against HPV from September, potentially preventing over 100,000 cancers by 2058.
Neurologists Question Claims That Shoes Can Improve Concentration
Neurologists express scepticism over Nike and other brands' claims that sensory footwear can improve concentration, citing limited evidence.
Swiss film 'Late Shift' exposes nursing crisis as Europe faces healthcare shortage
Swiss film 'Late Shift' highlights overworked nurses and Europe's healthcare crisis, sparking policy debates and box office success.
Saunas and Cold Plunges: Evidence Revisited
Saunas and cold plunge pools are popping up across the UK. But what's the evidence for their benefits? Madeleine Finlay explores with Ian Sample and Dr Heather Massey.
Holiday cooking: essential tips for cooking away from home
Cooking away from home is easier with forward planning and a list of versatile recipes that work with limited equipment. Discover tips for holiday meals from pasta to halloumi sandwiches.
Americans Die Younger Than Europeans, RFK Jr Fails
Americans die younger than Europeans despite higher wealth. A study shows even wealthy US citizens have mortality rates comparable to poor Europeans. Policy changes, not individual wellness, are needed.
Best Compression Socks for Travel, Standing & Recovery
Compression socks improve circulation, reduce swelling, and relieve leg fatigue. Doctors recommend Bombas, Physix, CEP, Comrad, and Sockwell for various needs.
Care Navigators Guide VAD Patients in Victoria
Voluntary assisted dying care navigators help terminally ill patients in Victoria navigate the legal and administrative process, providing emotional support and dignity at the end of life.
Black Americans Using AI for Health and Spiritual Advice Sought
The Guardian is seeking Black Americans who use artificial intelligence for health or spiritual guidance to share their experiences amid systemic racism in healthcare.
Tom Holland tick warning: BBC doctor on alpha-gal meat allergy
Spider-Man star Tom Holland reportedly asked for long grass cordoned off at his wedding venue due to tick fears. BBC doctor Dr Mark Porter warns ticks can cause alpha-gal syndrome, a potentially life-threatening meat allergy.
Asda Newmains Colleague Thanks Work Mate for Choking Rescue
Martin Moroney, 56, was saved by colleague Jordan Nicholson, 21, who performed the Heimlich manoeuvre after Moroney choked on a bacon roll in the staff canteen at Asda Newmains.
Man Killed in Staffordshire Dog Attack Identified as Ian Price
Ian Price, 52, died after being mauled by suspected XL bullies in Stonnall. A 30-year-old man arrested. PM announces breed ban.
World's Oldest Cremation of Adult Remains Discovered in Malawi
A 9,500-year-old cremation pyre in Malawi, the world's oldest containing adult remains, reveals complex rituals of ancient African hunter-gatherers.
Website Cookie Practices Explained in New Privacy Notice
Reach outlines cookie use for personalisation and analytics; users can opt out of data sale via browser-specific button.
Julia Bradbury Overhauls Lifestyle After Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Julia Bradbury shares how she overhauled her lifestyle after breast cancer, cutting alcohol and gluten, and now advocates for listening to your body.
Jeremy Clarkson Reveals 'Aggressive' Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
Jeremy Clarkson reveals he was diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer last summer, underwent surgery, and shares his story in Clarkson's Farm series finale.
Two-Ingredient Drink May Aid Weight Loss
A simple lemon and ginger drink may boost weight loss by suppressing appetite and aiding hydration, say experts.
Microbiologist Warns: Wash Your Sheets Weekly or Risk Health Issues
A microbiologist advises washing sheets weekly to prevent bacteria, dust mites, and allergens buildup, citing health risks.
Liz Earle moisturiser at £22.50 brightens skin
Liz Earle Revitalise and Glow Illuminating Gel Moisturiser is reduced by 25% to £22.50, with 94% of users reporting brighter skin after seven days.
Gut Toxin Colibactin Linked to Rising Colorectal Cancer in Young Adults
US researchers link gut toxin colibactin to rising colorectal cancer in young adults; experts offer prevention tips.
Iowa baby born at 21 weeks becomes world’s most premature
Iowa toddler Nash Keen, born at 21 weeks, has been certified by Guinness World Records as the most premature surviving baby, weighing just 283g at birth.
Modest Daily Walking May Delay Alzheimer’s Progression, Study Finds
New research suggests walking 3,000 steps a day could slow cognitive decline in those at risk of Alzheimer’s.
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