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Report into Boy's Death Calls for Parents' Intuition to Be Taken Seriously
A report into the death of a five-year-old boy sent home from A&E has urged NHS to take parents' instincts seriously.
Plain Cheese Sandwich Crowned UK's Favourite Filling
Study of 2,000 Brits finds plain cheese sandwich is the UK's favourite filling, with ham and cheese second and ham salad third. Peanut butter and jam least popular.
Leading doctor calls for 'slip, slop, slap' campaign to fight dementia
Professor Henry Brodaty calls for a 'slip, slop, slap' style campaign to prevent dementia, citing cost-effective online programme that delays onset.
Family pleads for cancer drug approval after death of father, aged 33
Family of Huw Jones, 33, who died from bile duct cancer, urges NHS approval of zanidatamab after initial rejection by Nice.
Arthritis Diagnosis at 27: Woman 'Three Hours from Death' Due to Sepsis
Barrister Lowri Wynn Morgan, 27, nearly died from sepsis after arthritis meds. Wales faces paediatric rheumatology shortage.
Agony aunt Jane tackles side hustle and relationship issues
Sex-starved cougar pays for sex; partner's crude jokes; porn-influenced lover; boyfriend bans family visits. Jane O'Gorman gives blunt advice.
Doctor warns seven illnesses commonly mistaken for meningitis
A GP warns that early meningitis symptoms can be mistaken for flu, migraine, and other common illnesses, urging swift medical attention.
Struck-off paramedic now working in NHS hospital ward
Natalie Twomey, struck off for lying about sister's illness to skip work, now works in an NHS hospital ward as a healthcare support worker.
DVLA Issues Fine Warning for Drivers with ADHD
The DVLA warns drivers with ADHD that failing to report a condition affecting safe driving can lead to a £1,000 fine and prosecution.
Heart Patients Urged to Ditch Ultra-Processed Foods and Cook at Home
ESC advises heart patients to cut ultra-processed foods, cook at home, and adopt mindful eating to reduce cardiovascular risk.
ADHD Medication Use in UK Triples, 20-Fold Rise in Women Over 25
Study finds UK had highest relative increase in ADHD medication use among five European countries, with a 20-fold surge in women aged 25 and over.
Swap Oil for Water to Make Perfect Bacon, Says Chef
Cooking bacon in water instead of oil yields crispier, less greasy results, according to a chef's method tested by our writer.
Ancestry DNA Kit Review: Heritage, Traits and Family Connections
A review of DNA testing kits finds Ancestry offers comprehensive heritage and trait insights, including family tree builder and 65 genetic traits.
Four-Year-Old with Cerebral Palsy Runs 100 Miles for School Fundraiser
Jacob Fallows, 4, with cerebral palsy, ran over 100 miles with his walking frame, raising £1,160 for his school in Bow, Devon.
Woman dies from Nipah virus in Bangladesh as WHO assesses spread
WHO confirms a Nipah virus death in Bangladesh after raw date palm sap consumption; no further cases detected; low international spread risk.
NHS Nurse Raves About Simba Cooling Pillow for Better Sleep
NHS nurse praises Simba cooling pillow for better sleep; Stratos pillow with cool-touch tech at £60 alleviates neck pain.
Girl, 13, Dies Within 24 Hours of Cancer Diagnosis After Repeated Misdiagnosis
A 13-year-old girl died within 24 hours of a cancer diagnosis after being misdiagnosed with a chest infection and given antibiotics.
Woman, 23, Claims GP Blamed Painful Periods on Anxiety Before Emergency Cyst Surgery
Woman claims GP blamed painful periods on anxiety and swore on NHS pension, later needed emergency surgery for ruptured ovarian cyst.
UK Scientists Defend mRNA Vaccines After US Funding Cut by RFK Jr
UK scientists defend mRNA vaccines after US cuts $500m funding, citing safety, efficacy, and potential for rapid pandemic response.
Luke Littler credits childhood eye surgery for darts stardom
Luke Littler reveals childhood eye surgery for strabismus helped him become world darts champion, says Christmas is for darts.
First UK Patients Receive mRNA Cancer Therapy in Landmark Trial
UK patients at Hammersmith hospital receive experimental mRNA cancer therapy in the Mobilize trial, targeting melanoma and lung cancers.
UK’s unregulated pregnancy scan clinics ‘putting lives at risk’, experts warn
Experts warn unregulated pregnancy scan clinics in the UK risk misdiagnosing conditions, missing abnormalities, and endangering lives due to lack of qualified staff.
Parasites: Unlikely Life-Saving Superheroes
Parasites, often reviled, are increasingly seen as potential treatments for inflammation, allergies, and antibiotic-resistant infections, according to entomologist Dino Martins.
Woltemade makes Newcastle position plea to Howe
Nick Woltemade has returned for pre-season training at Newcastle United, admitting his best position is in a two-striker system or behind the striker, in a plea to Eddie Howe.
82p-a-day solution for women’s night-time toilet trips hailed as 'life-changing'
A new supplement claims to help women with night-time bladder trips, costing just 82p a day. Jude's Nourish Your Bladder product has 4.7 stars on Trustpilot.
Trump to Undergo Routine Checkup at Walter Reed Amid Health Speculation
President Trump visits Walter Reed for a routine checkup, his second since April, amid ongoing health speculation and concerns about his mental acuity.
Major Publishers Sue Meta Over AI Training Copyright Infringement
Five major publishers and author Scott Turow sue Meta, alleging unauthorised use of millions of works to train Llama AI models.
Novo Nordisk Diabetes Drug Sales Slow Sharply
Novo Nordisk's diabetes drug sales slow, facing competition and tariffs; cost cuts and possible layoffs announced as market value drops.
NHS bosses accuse resident doctors of seeking 'maximum harm' with six-day strike
NHS bosses criticise BMA's six-day strike from 7 April, calling it 'maximum harm'; Wes Streeting gives deadline for reconsideration.
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