At least 160,000 to lose NDIS support as Australian government overhauls disability scheme
At least 160,000 Australians to lose NDIS support by 2030 as government overhauls scheme to curb costs, sparking concerns for vulnerable people.
At least 160,000 Australians to lose NDIS support by 2030 as government overhauls scheme to curb costs, sparking concerns for vulnerable people.
Dr Philippa Kaye gives emotional update after major surgery for cancer risk, citing ongoing bowel issues and fatigue.
Analysis by Nuffield Trust shows 43% of over-80s waited over 12 hours in A&E in 2025, compared to 19% of 21-30 year olds. Experts call it 'absolutely shocking'.
Letting agent Harry Cox lost 14 stone and climbed Snowdon after shedding half his body weight to become Slimming World's Man of the Year 2026.
Four realistic New Year's resolutions for 2026: cooking at home, better sleep, home fitness, and hosting, with expert product recommendations.
Marcus Urey, a mental health worker at Stansfield Place, saved a person from a canal and received heroic recognition from Rochdale mayor Faisal Rana for his bravery.
Opera singer Janine Roebuck, 72, had double cochlear implants after hiding deafness for 30 years. New NHS trial may expand access to bilateral implants for adults.
Zoe Williams gave up coffee for teeth whitening, tried energy drinks, but now relies on Pro Plus pills for a caffeine kick.
Plastic surgeon Dr Matthew Nykiel shares a skincare routine to look 10 years younger, using prescription products like glycolic acid and retinol under medical supervision.
Emerging research suggests gut and mouth bacteria can influence sleep quality, offering potential new treatments for insomnia and circadian rhythm disorders.
Measles outbreak surges in US, with over 660 cases in South Carolina. Falling vaccination rates and anti-vaccine rhetoric fuel spread among children.
Several snack mixes, including a Target product, recalled over potential salmonella contamination from dry milk powder. No illnesses reported.
Cross-party MPs urge £310m investment to reverse Covid-19 impact on medical research into major diseases.
From a supposed stench at a funeral to claims of heart failure, speculation about Donald Trump's health is at an all-time high. Here are five of the wildest recent claims.
Archaeologists discover a series of ancient canoes in Wisconsin lake, the oldest dating back 5,200 years, predating the Egyptian pyramids.
Over half of UK births in 2023 involved medical intervention, driven by rising caesarean rates and increasing pregnancy complexity linked to older mothers and obesity.
Jolly Hog sausages recalled from UK supermarkets due to undeclared milk. FSA warns of allergy risk.
A man shaves his receding hair and looks younger; Reddit users praise the transformation and offer skincare advice.
GPs share tips: get flu jab, take vitamin D, wash hands, eat well, and rest to fight winter colds and flu.
A chef advises swapping olive oil for avocado oil to achieve crispy, crunchy roast potatoes with a fluffy centre.
NHS staff feel embarrassed and avoid eye contact with patients due to unsafe corridor care crisis, MPs hear. Leaders call it a national scandal causing thousands of deaths.
Kieran Shingler, 26, who thought he had flu, died from an aggressive brain tumour. He surpassed a 12-month prognosis but passed away in a hospice.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham, drawing on personal experience, vows social care reform as 1.9 million elderly go without help. Cross-party talks urged to end delays.
Thomas Delaney, now a public speaker, shares his journey from ketamine addiction and childhood trauma to seven years of sobriety.
NHS warns of three leg symptoms at night—throbbing, tingling, pain—possibly indicating restless legs syndrome (RLS), urging GP visits if sleep is affected.
Letters discuss freebirthing risks: one argues for a middle way with support, another says risks are historically known.
Alice Rickard used ChatGPT to lose three stone, quit Coke Zero, and design a custom avatar named Dana to help with diet and fitness.
Amy Dowden shares 'no evidence of disease' cancer update after hospital stay, vows to return to Strictly Come Dancing.
A baby in the UK has died from whooping cough, the first such death this year, as vaccination rates fall to a 15-year low. The mother was unvaccinated.
Health experts urge holidaymakers to check travel vaccination requirements before summer trips to avoid illness.