Bride with Rare Cancer Marries in Hospital Ceremony
Colorado couple marries in hospital ceremony two days after engagement, after bride's rare cancer diagnosis. Staff organised the wedding.
Colorado couple marries in hospital ceremony two days after engagement, after bride's rare cancer diagnosis. Staff organised the wedding.
Resident doctors in England to strike for six days from 7 April after rejecting final pay offer, costing NHS £300m.
Two men arrested in UK's largest seizure of unlicensed weight-loss drugs at Northampton country estate; 12,000 doses recovered.
Study finds lifelong mental stimulation reduces Alzheimer's risk by 38% and delays onset by over five years.
Andre Yarham, 24, the UK's youngest dementia sufferer, died on Dec 27. His mother donated his brain to science to combat the disease.
Glenmark recalls over 11,100 bottles of Ziac blood pressure tablets after cross-contamination with cholesterol drug ezetimibe.
Health Minister Stephen Kinnock announces reforms to end end-of-life care postcode lottery, enabling more people to die at home with integrated community support.
Readers share mixed reactions to noisy neighbours: sympathy for parents vs. impact on those seeking quiet in cramped London flats.
A 5-year-old girl suffered trauma and pain after a physician associate wrongly prescribed a vaginal pessary, an ombudsman report found.
Dianne Buswell and Joe Sugg celebrate their baby shower in Australia with family, sharing photos on Instagram amid congratulations from Strictly stars.
University of Birmingham study finds older men with frequent nightmares twice as likely to develop Parkinson's, offering potential early warning sign.
A new extra care facility in Porth has been completed, offering 60 self-contained apartments to support older people's independence. First residents arrive in August.
Sole survivor of Air India crash that killed 241 says brother's death has left him broken and struggling with flashbacks.
Mason Matthews, 33, says pigeon droppings, flies and mites have made his West Derby flat almost impossible to live in, blaming Riverside Housing for inaction after three months of complaints.
Baby Shreve, one of 430 worldwide with CTNNB1 syndrome, diagnosed after a normal pregnancy. Parents share her journey with rare condition.
In gang-controlled areas of Port-au-Prince, only a fraction of maternity services remain as fighting intensifies, forcing clinics to close and leaving women without care.
Wildfires across North America and Europe cause immediate devastation and long-term health effects, with a Maui study showing persistent mental and physical issues three years on.
A cyclosporiasis outbreak potentially exceeding 11,000 cases highlights vulnerabilities in the US food safety system amid public health funding cuts, experts say.
A new study finds stroke risk factors like diabetes and hypertension are increasing faster among Black African and Caribbean people than white people.
Several US states have ended or restricted Medicaid coverage of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs due to soaring costs, despite concerns about long-term health impacts.
Employment tribunal rules on trans doctor changing room case; no blanket ban but ongoing legal uncertainty.
Georgia Harrison has been hospitalised with a postnatal infection months after giving birth to her daughter Sahara.
Dr Michael Mosley shares five science-backed sleep tips, including breathing techniques, morning light exposure, and stimulus control to combat insomnia and night wakings.
Daniela Barroso, 22, has been housebound since March, convinced she has hurt others, and feels she has lost her personality to OCD.
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, 84, released from hospital after treatment for progressive supranuclear palsy, son says.
Davina McCall shares emotional update after completing radiotherapy for breast cancer, thanking fans for support and reflecting on her health journey.
Study finds sodium in soluble paracetamol may increase heart disease and stroke risk, prompting calls for warning labels.
Nepal criminalises Chhaupadi, the Hindu practice of exiling women during menstruation, with jail terms and fines; campaigners call for education.
UK ends Global Health Workforce Programme in six African countries, citing aid cuts; health workers warn of worsening crisis.
NHS Lothian fined £32,000 after admitting failings that led to a nurse being attacked by a schizophrenic patient during a home visit.