Centuries of male bias in medicine leave women's health in the dark
Centuries of male bias in medical research have led to misdiagnosis and dismissal of women's health issues, with doctors often resorting to 'hysteria' narratives.
Category : Health
Woman, 74, credits watermelon for youthful appearance
Chef Babette Davis, 74, says eating a whole watermelon for breakfast is the secret to her youthful looks, backed by experts highlighting lycopene and hydration benefits.
Gut doctor shares seven simple tips to beat bloating
A gastroenterologist shares seven simple, medication-free tips to reduce bloating, including eating slowly, avoiding fizzy drinks and artificial sweeteners.
Wales to introduce gluten-free food subsidy cards in UK first
Wales will roll out prepaid subsidy cards for people with coeliac disease to help with cost of gluten-free food, a UK first.
Mental Health Crisis: One in Three Young Brits Report Symptoms
One in three young Brits now report mental health symptoms, up from one in four in 2000, a new study finds, with experts blaming cost of living, pandemic, and social media.
GP Warns Against Self-Medication for Dizziness Symptoms
GP Dr Raj Arora warns against self-medicating for dizziness, urging GP visits to diagnose serious causes like stroke or heart issues.
Jack Osbourne names baby daughter Ozzy as 'gift' for late father
Jack Osbourne names his newborn daughter Ozzy Matilda Osbourne in tribute to his late father, rock legend Ozzy Osbourne, bringing comfort to the family.
Girl, 10, loses three limbs after bruise turns deadly
Penelope Vidal-Walsh, 10, loses both legs and right arm after contracting meningitis; parents warn of symptoms.
Postnatal Fitness Expert: Kegels Are Not Enough for Stronger Glutes
Postnatal fitness expert explains why Kegels alone won't restore strength; glute exercises and core breathing are essential for recovery.
Teen's chronic pain vanishes with spinal implant UK first
An 18-year-old with chronic regional pain syndrome had his pain instantly relieved by a closed-loop spinal implant, the first fitted in a child in the UK.
Thousands of Eye Complaints Could Be Treated at Opticians
Hundreds of thousands of people are visiting A&E for eye problems that could be treated by high street opticians, new analysis shows. Free NHS clinics exist but are underused.
Doctor Recalls Death of Three-Year-Old from Common Stomach Bug
A doctor recounts the death of a three-year-old from bowel complications due to a stomach bug, which shook her confidence and highlights the fear of missing serious symptoms.
Love Is Blind star's rare eye condition could lead to blindness
Love Is Blind star Madison Maidenberg has retinitis pigmentosa, a rare condition that could cause blindness; optometrist explains symptoms and risks.
MPs demand swift redress in carer's allowance scandal
MPs urge DWP to speed up compensation for carers wrongly forced to repay overpayments in longstanding scandal.
The Ordinary's New Anti-Ageing Serum Delivers Impressive Results
The Ordinary's new £13.50 growth factor serum shows promising anti-ageing results after three weeks of use, says beauty editor.
How Sampling Dismissed Hobbies Broke a Work-Commute Rut
A London resident breaks their work-commute rut by trying dismissed hobbies like book clubs and chess, finding friendship and cognitive benefits.
Quarter of Brits Never Recover From Exercise Injuries, Study Finds
A quarter of Brits have an exercise injury they never recovered from, with many abandoning fitness or relying on social media advice, a study finds.
Heidi Klum's Fitness and Diet Secrets Revealed
Heidi Klum shares her fitness and diet secrets: setting goals, balanced eating, incorporating exercise into daily life, and adjusting to metabolism changes after 40.
Mental health warning issued for weight-loss drugs including Ozempic
Australia's TGA warns that weight-loss drugs like Ozempic may increase suicidal thoughts and Mounjaro may reduce contraception effectiveness.
Quarter of English Adults Don't Drink as Sobriety Rises
One in four English adults now abstain from alcohol, with sobriety rising among men and young people, survey finds.
Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Italian Tomatoes Sickens 29 in UK
29 UK cases in salmonella outbreak linked to Sicilian cherry tomatoes; ECDC warns of ongoing risk.
NHS GP Warns: Stop Brushing Off Flu Symptoms as Cases Surge
NHS GP Dr Raj Arora urges public to stop brushing off flu symptoms as cases surge, with hospitals under pressure. Stay home if unwell.
Foods That Can Reduce Illness Duration by Three Days, Nutritionist Says
A nutritionist reveals that foods rich in zinc, vitamins C, A, E, and D can shorten illness duration by up to three days, while hydration and bland foods aid recovery.
Hereford Nurse Loses Seven Stone After Hazmat Suit Split
Hereford nurse loses seven stone after hazmat suit split incident, joins Slimming World, wins Miss Slinky 2023.
Campbell Hatton: World Lost a Champion, I Lost Just My Dad
Campbell Hatton opens up about losing his father Ricky Hatton, world grief, and mental health ahead of tribute event.
Two common hobbies 'linked to higher dementia risk'
Study finds watching TV and gaming linked to higher dementia risk, while reading and socialising are protective.
Fred Goodwin Stripped of Knighthood Over RBS Collapse
Former RBS chief Fred Goodwin loses knighthood due to role in bank's £45.5bn bailout and financial crisis impact.
NHS Warns Breakfast Choices Could Raise Heart Attack Risk
NHS warns breakfast choices high in sugar and fat can raise heart attack and stroke risk, advising simple swaps for better health.
NHS Warns of Worst Winter Crisis as Flu Cases Surge
NHS warns of worst winter crisis as flu cases surge to record levels. Vaccine uptake low among at-risk groups amid H3N2 strain. Doctors strike adds pressure.
Florida Nurse Sacked for Vile Birth Wish Against White House Press Secretary
Florida nurse Lexie Lawler fired for TikTok video wishing childbirth injury on White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt.
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