McConnell Not Cleared to Resume Senate Duties
Senator Mitch McConnell has not been cleared to return to work six weeks after a fall, his office confirmed, as he undergoes intense physical therapy.
Category : Health
Chef's Simple Trick to Stop Mince Turning Grey
Viral chef Andy Hearnden reveals a simple frying pan trick to prevent beef mince from turning grey and watery, ensuring a perfect golden-brown colour.
Long-Winded Speech Could Be Early Sign of Alzheimer's, Study Suggests
Research finds subtle language changes like long-winded speech could signal Alzheimer's years before diagnosis, aiding early detection.
Beta Blockers: Hollywood's Secret for Red Carpet Calm
Beta blockers like propranolol are becoming a Hollywood trend for calming nerves, but what are the risks and benefits?
Rebecca Judd splits from manager after 21 years
Rebecca Judd splits from manager Lucy Mills after 21 years, joins 22 Management. The TV presenter and model's career move announced on Instagram.
UK 'Worst in Europe' for Drug Prices, Says Eli Lilly Chief
Eli Lilly CEO Dave Ricks says UK is worst in Europe for drug prices, warns of investment loss unless pricing regime changes.
Parental intuition outperforms vital signs in detecting child illness, study finds
Study finds parental concern predicts child critical illness better than vital signs, reinforcing Martha's rule for second opinions in NHS.
Thousands of Northern Ireland Health Workers Strike Over Pay Disparity
Thousands of health workers in Northern Ireland strike for 48 hours over pay, demanding parity with England and a pay uplift for 2023-24.
Ultra-Fast Cancer Treatment Could Replace Radiotherapy
Flash radiotherapy, developed at Cern, delivers ultra-fast radiation in under a second, targeting tumours with fewer side-effects than conventional treatment.
Australian Weatherman Paul Burt Lashes Out Live on Air After Being Sacked
Australian weatherman Paul Burt criticised his firing live on Channel 7, saying he was given no choice in leaving the network.
At Least 23 Killed in Mexico Supermarket Explosion Including Children
At least 23 killed including children in a supermarket explosion in Hermosillo, Mexico; authorities rule out attack, investigate accidental cause.
Lorraine Guest Reveals 4st Weight Loss After Mounjaro Jab
Lorraine regular Claer Barret lost four stone and three dress sizes using Mounjaro, discussing the 'calculated risk' and lifestyle overhaul.
Aldi Introduces 'Live Healthy' Logo Across UK Stores to Aid Healthier Choices
Aldi launches new 'Live Healthy' logo in UK stores from next week to help shoppers identify nutritious products, supporting government health strategy.
Over 1.6 Million Britons Claim Attendance Allowance for 48 Health Conditions
Over 1.6 million claim Attendance Allowance for 48 conditions, worth up to £434 monthly. Arthritis most common. Tax-free, non-means-tested.
Firms handed £6m to advise on using private funds for NHS clinics amid PFI fears
Government awards £6m contracts to Deloitte and Addleshaw Goddard to advise on PPPs for NHS neighbourhood health centres, sparking PFI-disaster fears.
Resident Doctors in England to Stage Six-Day Strike After Rejecting Pay Offer
Resident doctors in England will strike for six days from 7 April after rejecting a pay offer, with the BMA blaming the government for shifting goalposts.
British Surgeon Describes ‘Deliberate Starvation’ of Children in Gaza
British surgeon Nick Maynard warns of deliberate starvation of children in Gaza as aid blocked and distribution points militarised.
Frankie Bridge Opens Up About Mental Health Struggles and Hospitalisation
Frankie Bridge reveals her struggles with depression, anxiety, and hospitalisation, and discusses her new book about asking for help.
'Remarkable' baby boy home for Christmas after 500 days in hospital
Baby Bertie Melly, born at 24 weeks, returns home after 547 days in hospital, spending his first Christmas with family.
Supermarkets Battle to Hire Autistic Volunteer After Mum's Plea
Autistic volunteer Tom Boyd, let go from Waitrose after mum asked for pay, offered paid shifts at Asda. Waitrose now wants him back.
Sir Jackie Stewart's wife Helen forgets who he is for the first time in dementia battle
Sir Jackie Stewart reveals his wife Helen forgot who he was for the first time, as her frontotemporal dementia worsens. He discusses her sundowning and his charity Race Against Dementia.
Doctor's Top Anti-Ageing Pick: Medik8 Crystal Retinal Serum
Dr. Ewoma Ukeleghe, a former NHS doctor, recommends Medik8 Crystal Retinal serum for anti-ageing, citing its effectiveness and innovative formulation.
Public pools: vital community hubs under threat from budget cuts and inequality
Two correspondents reveal how public pools, once vital community hubs, are failing due to budget cuts and inequality, contrasting with privileged private access.
Transplant Patient Leaves Hospital After 227 Days, Missing Pandemic Peak
Richard Priest, 54, discharged from Royal Papworth Hospital after 227 days, missing the Covid-19 peak. He praised staff for keeping him safe.
Trump administration proposes removing age from disability benefit assessments
Trump administration plans to remove age as factor for Social Security disability benefits, potentially cutting 750,000 recipients and saving $82bn over 10 years.
‘I was dead for minutes’: Mother struck by lightning describes afterlife vision
A Texas mother who was hit by lightning claims she experienced heaven and a conversation with God before returning to life.
Winter Sleep Struggles: Expert Tips for Restful Nights
Dr David Garley explains why winter cold disrupts sleep and offers advice on how to improve rest during the colder months.
Study Finds Global Unhappiness Peak at Age 47.2
Research shows happiness bottoms out at 47.2 globally, with a U-shaped well-being curve across 132 countries; similar pattern found in apes.
Girl, 10, loses legs and arm to rare infection after parents spot 'odd' bruise
Penelope Vidal-Walsh, 10, loses legs and right arm after contracting meningitis and a rare fungal infection. Family warns parents about symptoms.
Neuroendocrine cancer patients 'turned away' as diagnosis delays persist, charity warns
Neuroendocrine Cancer UK warns patients are being turned away, with diagnosis taking 4.5 years on average, as rates rise 371% since 1995.
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