Scrambled eggs 'delicious' with kale and mozzarella swap
Scrambled eggs get a gooey, nutritious upgrade by swapping butter and milk for kale and mozzarella, a recipe from SimplyRecipes' Elise Bauer.
Category : Health
War hero launches urgent stem cell donor appeal
Former RAF Chinook pilot Chris Gordon, 43, is urgently seeking a stem cell donor after being diagnosed with severe aplastic anaemia, a life-threatening blood disorder.
First public bleed control kit for Newcastle city centre venue
Newcastle city centre's first publicly accessible bleed control kit will be installed at Cosy Joes on the Bigg Market by the end of this week, led by Kai Leighton of The Mental Shift.
Lansoprazole shortage warning issued by Department of Health
The Department of Health and Social Care has issued a serious shortage protocol for Lansoprazole orodispersible tablets, with supplies expected to remain low until at least January 2027.
Zoe Ball opens up about empty nest as daughter Nelly moves out
Zoe Ball has opened up about empty nest syndrome, admitting she'd often be found crying on her son Woody's bed after he left for university.
Lisa Faulkner shares health update after breast cancer diagnosis
Lisa Faulkner told Lorraine she is 'really good' after surgery and radiotherapy, and urged women to attend mammograms following her early breast cancer diagnosis.
The Voice UK winner Ava Mannings reveals brain tumour diagnosis
The Voice UK winner Ava Mannings has revealed she was diagnosed with a brain tumour weeks after winning the ITV series in 2024, and has returned to social media after nearly two years.
Man who masturbated for 10 hours calls penis ‘wounded soldier’
Masanobu Sato, CEO of TENGA Healthcare, masturbated for 9 hours 58 minutes at the 2009 US Masturbate-a-thon, describing his penis as a ‘wounded soldier’ due to the physical toll.
Baristaphobia: Nearly half of Gen Z avoid coffee shops over ordering anxiety, survey finds
Survey by Philips finds 47% of Gen Z avoid coffee shops due to 'baristaphobia', opting for app orders or home brewing to ease anxiety.
NHS guidance clarifies who can use beclometasone inhalers
NHS guidance explains who can use beclometasone inhalers for asthma and COPD, including suitability, limitations, and key safety advice.
Green MS Anthony Slaughter reveals cancer diagnosis
Anthony Slaughter, Wales' first Green Senedd member, has revealed he is being treated for cancer after undergoing serious surgery over the summer recess.
Pulsio Thermasleep Review: Beat the Heatwave with a Cooling Mattress Topper
We test a cooling mattress topper infused with bamboo and charcoal memory foam during a June heatwave; find out if it keeps hot nights comfortable.
Psychiatrist compares Trump's behaviour to a 'helpless toddler'
A leading psychiatrist has warned Donald Trump is becoming increasingly 'unstable', comparing his recent outbursts to the behaviour of a 'helpless toddler'.
NHS probe expands to 4,500 breast cancer patients
County Durham and Darlington trust expands review to 4,500 breast cancer procedures after 20 women had unnecessary mastectomies and 315 suffered harm.
Winter remedies: independents urged to stock core range before peak
Independent retailers should have a core range of winter remedies in place before the season of coughs, colds and sore throats begins, with trusted brands and easy-to-shop fixtures taking priority.
Wandsworth Council told to apologise over heating delay
Wandsworth Council failed to visit a tenant for four months after she complained about a lack of heating and hot water in her temporary accommodation, a watchdog has found.
Children as young as 13 referred for 'ketamine bladder'
Children as young as 13 have been referred to a specialist Liverpool clinic for ketamine-induced uropathy, with most patients being girls from deprived areas, new analysis shows.
Simple test could 'transform care' for womb cancer patients
A simple test using urine and vaginal fluid samples could help rule out womb cancer in women with postmenopausal bleeding, a study suggests.
Sirtuin 6: The under-the-radar protein key to longevity
Sirtuin 6, a protein enzyme regulating cellular health and DNA repair, is emerging as a key focus in longevity research, with supplements now aiming to activate it.
Mother-of-two dies nine months after brain tumour diagnosis
Kim Borthwick, 36, from Glasgow, has died nine months after being diagnosed with an incurable brain tumour, her family has announced.
Only half of treated high blood pressure patients controlled
New Oxford University analysis of 1.4 million adults finds only half of those treated for high blood pressure in England have it under control, with 59% of cases undiagnosed.
Lewis Moody's sons in tears over MND diagnosis in documentary
Former England captain Lewis Moody's wife and sons are heartbroken by his MND diagnosis in a new TNT Sports documentary, Lewis Moody vs MND.
Boy, 9, brain tumour found after opticians visit
A nine-year-old boy's brain tumour was discovered after an opticians visit, following months of headaches that a GP initially dismissed as a viral infection. Now he and his friends are running a mini marathon to raise money for Brain Tumour Research.
BBC GP Dr Punam issues tap water warning over 'earthy' taste reports
Dr Punam Krishan says 'earthy, musty' tap water taste is linked to hot summer algae growth, but urges contacting water company for certain smells.
Why Your Bed Feels Uncomfortable at Night But Cozy in the Morning
A restless night and a cozy morning: psychologist Becky Spelman explains the circadian rhythm and hormones behind why beds feel different at night versus dawn.
Social media fuelling spike in misogyny, sexual violence, abuse
A study of 2,000 UK women finds one in three experienced online violence, rising to 47% among 16-24 year-olds, prompting calls for enforceable Ofcom guidance.
Southport teen collapses before exam, gets leukaemia diagnosis
Blade Rimmer, 18, collapsed on his driveway before his final A-level exam and was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukaemia. He is now living full-time at Clatterbridge Cancer Centre.
Salt, not sugar, is the secret to better instant coffee
Adding a pinch of salt to instant coffee cuts bitterness and smooths the taste, a trick popularised by food expert Alton Brown. Here's how to do it.
Stranger's liver saves teen's life during Organ Donation Week
A 15-year-old from Nottingham received a stranger's liver transplant, returning to school weeks later. His family shared his story during Organ Donation Week to inspire others to register as donors.
Stopping weight-loss jabs raises heart attack risk, study finds
Stopping weight-loss jabs like Mounjaro or Wegovy can raise heart attack and stroke risk by up to 22% within two years, a study of over 330,000 patients finds.
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