Constant Hand Wringing Could Signal Advanced Dementia
Experts highlight constant hand wringing as a potential warning sign of advanced dementia, often indicating restlessness or unmet needs in patients.
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Women in Eight Jobs Face Highest Burnout Risk, Study Shows
New research from Westfield Health reveals women in health, education and hospitality face nearly double the burnout rates of male colleagues, with expert Cathy Lawson explaining causes and solutions.
Liver Donor Shortage Puts Urgent Transplant Patients at Risk
A coroner warns a national shortage of liver donors endangers patients needing urgent transplants, following the death of a 14-year-old who couldn't find a donor in time.
Teeth Age vs Real Age: Dentists Analyse Celebrity Smiles
Dental experts reveal how tooth shape, gum health, enamel changes, and smile arc can make you look older. Analysis of Hollywood stars shows surprising age gaps between their real age and smile age.
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California Town Becomes Pharmacy Desert After Final Closure
Residents of Gualala, California face a 60-mile journey for prescriptions after their last pharmacy closed, highlighting a growing crisis in rural healthcare access across America.
Rita Ora's Health Journey: Fitness, Fertility and Mental Wellness
Rita Ora reveals her comprehensive health overhaul since turning 30, including weight training, fertility preservation, and mental health focus after a panic attack meeting royalty.
Love Island Star: Pregnancy Drug Affects My Health Decades Later
Former Love Island contestant Maxwell Samuda speaks out about reproductive health issues he believes stem from his grandmother taking diethylstilbestrol (DES) in the 1970s, joining his family's call for a public inquiry.
Love Island Star Exposes DES Drug Scandal Affecting Generations
Former Love Island contestant Maxwell Samuda speaks out about reproductive issues he believes stem from DES, a pregnancy drug given to 300,000 women. His family demands a public inquiry and compensation.
NHS Removes 287 Patients from Hospital Over Abuse Claims
NHS England has mandated the transfer of 287 inpatients from St Andrew's Healthcare in Northampton following serious allegations of abuse, neglect, and multiple police investigations.
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Jane Seymour's Pilates and Diet Secrets at 75
Actress Jane Seymour shares her workout routine and Mediterranean diet tips on TikTok, demonstrating Pilates and discussing her healthy eating habits for maintaining fitness.
Unexplained Bloating Could Signal Deadly Ovarian Cancer
Ovarian cancer often goes undiagnosed until advanced stages, with symptoms like bloating and pelvic pain commonly mistaken for other conditions. Early detection is crucial for improving survival rates.
FDA Urgent Warning: Norovirus in Clams and Oysters
The FDA has issued an urgent warning about possible norovirus contamination in Manila clams and raw oysters sold in nine states, urging restaurants and retailers to stop sales immediately.
Health Alert After Teen Dies Following Stomach Pain
A 14-year-old girl from Manchester has tragically died weeks after developing a tummy ache, prompting urgent health warnings from medical authorities.
Rare Blood Clot Cause After COVID Vaccine Found
International researchers identify why some people developed dangerous blood clots after adenovirus-based COVID vaccines like AstraZeneca, explaining the rare VITT condition.
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Study Debunks Covid Lab Leak Theory, Finds Natural Origin
Research analyzing seven viral outbreaks finds no evidence of lab creation for Covid-19, supporting zoonotic transmission from animals to humans as the likely source.
Cancer Survival Rates Rise but Inequalities Persist in UK Healthcare
New analysis shows a 29% drop in cancer death rates over 40 years, yet significant disparities and Brexit impacts hinder progress in treatment and research.
ADHD Prescriptions Double Post-Pandemic, Study Finds
A University of Toronto study reveals ADHD prescriptions have doubled since Covid, with young adults and women seeing the largest increases. Experts cite virtual screening and social media as key drivers.
Overseas Dentist Registration Boosted to Address NHS Crisis
Thousands more overseas-trained dentists will be able to register annually from 2028/29 under new government plans to expand exam capacity, though the British Dental Association warns of potential conflicts with immigration policy.
Difficult People Age You Faster, New Research Shows
New research reveals that negative relationships with 'hasslers' can increase biological ageing by up to nine months per person, acting as chronic stressors that impact health and longevity.
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CIA Reveals 1950s Soviet Research on Parasites and Cancer
A declassified CIA document from 1951 shows US intelligence reviewed Soviet research suggesting biochemical similarities between parasitic worms and cancerous tumors, with compounds like Myracyl D affecting both.
Correcting Biased Kidney Test Boosts Black Transplant Access
A policy to reverse the harm of a racially biased kidney function test has successfully advanced thousands of Black patients on transplant waiting lists, improving equity without affecting others.
Martyn Butler, Terrence Higgins Trust Co-Founder, Dies at 71
Martyn Butler, who co-founded the UK's leading HIV charity in 1982 after his friend's death, has died aged 71. His work transformed HIV support amid stigma and government reluctance.
Gut Bacteria Virus May Drive Colon Cancer Surge, Study Finds
Danish scientists discover a virus within common gut bacteria Bacteroides fragilis is twice as prevalent in colon cancer patients, potentially explaining the mystery rise in cases among younger adults globally.
Scientists Recreate Lost Languages of Ancient Humans
Researchers have used fossil evidence to simulate the sounds of Neanderthals and other ancient human species, revealing how they might have communicated.
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AI in Breast Screening Spots Hidden Heart Disease Risk
New research reveals AI can detect early heart disease indicators during routine breast cancer screenings, potentially uncovering undiagnosed conditions in thousands of women.
Miscarriage Care Crisis: Women Report Dehumanising NHS Follow-Up
A new report reveals severe inadequacies in miscarriage follow-up care, with women feeling dismissed and traumatised by NHS services, prompting calls for urgent systemic reforms.
18-Year Health Gap: Barnsley vs Wokingham Life Expectancy
A stark report reveals girls born in Barnsley have 53 years of good health versus 71 in Wokingham, highlighting deep-seated health inequities across the UK that demand urgent national action.
Multivitamins Could Slow Ageing by Four Months, Research Suggests
A new study indicates that taking a daily multivitamin for two years may reduce biological ageing by approximately four months, though experts caution it's no substitute for a balanced diet.
NHS Removes 287 Patients from Hospital After Abuse Allegations
NHS England has mandated the removal of 287 inpatients from St Andrew's Healthcare in Northampton due to severe patient safety concerns, following multiple police investigations into abuse and neglect.
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Multivitamin May Slow Ageing by Four Months, Study Finds
A new study in Nature Medicine suggests taking a daily multivitamin for two years could slow biological ageing by about four months, based on DNA analysis of 958 healthy adults aged 70 on average.
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