Father paralyzed after choking on toast regains movement
A young dad left paralyzed after choking on a piece of toast has regained movement in all four limbs after fundraising for stem cell treatment and intensive physiotherapy.
Category : Health
Parental instinct 'better than vital signs' at spotting child illness, study finds
Study of 190,000 hospital visits finds parental concern predicts critical illness in children better than vital signs, backing Martha's rule for second opinions.
High court hears bid to use dead wife's embryo with surrogate
Ted Jennings fights in High Court for right to use dead wife's embryo with surrogate, challenging fertility regulator's refusal due to lack of written consent.
NHS Trust Harassed Nurses Over Trans Colleague's Changing Room Use, Tribunal Rules
Employment tribunal rules NHS trust harassed female nurses by allowing trans colleague to use women's changing room without adequate alternatives.
Semaglutide Cuts Alcohol Intake by 40% in Study
Study finds semaglutide, used in weight-loss drugs, reduces alcohol cravings and heavy drinking by 40% in clinical trial.
Three million on NHS waiting lists have had no care since GP referral
Almost half of NHS England's 6.23m waiting list patients have had no care since GP referral, new data reveals, sparking concerns over government targets.
Unblock drains naturally with vinegar and baking soda
Unblock your drains naturally using just vinegar and baking soda, two common kitchen ingredients that create a fizzy reaction to loosen minor clogs.
Why the Pre-Christmas Catch-Up Rush Is a Social Trap
Journalist Vivienne Pearson argues the pre-Christmas rush to catch up with friends is unnecessary, urging people to embrace January instead.
Five Simple Lifestyle Changes to Slow Down Ageing
Five evidence-backed lifestyle changes to reduce biological age and slow ageing, including exercise, diet, sleep, and avoiding smoking and alcohol.
Mother Wins $25m Wrongful Death Case After Daughter's Leukaemia Misdiagnosis
Maine mother awarded $25m after doctors misdiagnosed daughter's leukaemia as gynecomastia, leading to her death.
Hay Fever Habit Risks Permanent Eye Damage, Surgeon Warns
Eye surgeon warns that repeatedly rubbing itchy eyes due to hay fever can cause permanent damage to the cornea and eyelids.
Woman, 34, shares 20p home remedies for younger-looking skin
TikToker Zareefa, 34, reveals how she looks 20 years younger using 20p home remedies like flax seed masks, eggshell membrane and banana peel.
Doctors Remove Giant Hairball from Four-Year-Old Girl's Stomach
Doctors in Nepal removed a large hairball from a four-year-old girl with Rapunzel syndrome. A similar case in the UK saw a nine-year-old undergo surgery after a hairball created a hole in her stomach.
At least 460 killed in Sudan maternity hospital massacre
At least 460 killed at Saudi Maternity Hospital in El Fasher by RSF. WHO appalled, 6 health workers abducted. Conflict intensifies.
Mother Dies After Collapsing at GP Surgery Following Delay in Appointment
A 66-year-old mother died after collapsing at her GP surgery in Wales following days of waiting for an appointment. An inquest has been opened.
Diana Vickers Diagnosed With Pelvic Congestion Syndrome After Years of Pain
X Factor star Diana Vickers reveals she is being diagnosed with pelvic congestion syndrome after years of debilitating pain, sharing her story to raise awareness.
Beverley Callard's Cancer Update: Lymph Node Results Show Low Numbers
Beverley Callard shares emotional update: lymph node results show low cancer numbers, will start radiotherapy soon.
Italian Businesswoman Dies After Liposuction in Turkey
Italian businesswoman Milena Mancini, 56, dies after liposuction in Turkey; intestine perforated led to coma and infection.
Ex-Boots Worker's Acne Regret Over New £13 Serum
A former Boots worker regrets not having The Breakout Hack's £13 serum as a teen. The brand uses patented technology without harsh acids.
Cognitive shuffling: The micro-dreaming technique that could banish nighttime anxiety
Cognitive shuffling, a technique using random word associations, could help banish nighttime anxiety and improve sleep, say experts.
Victims of Cancer-Linked Pregnancy Drug Demand Public Inquiry
Victims of the DES pregnancy drug scandal meet Health Secretary Wes Streeting to demand a public inquiry and NHS screening for those affected by the cancer-linked drug.
Stop Drying Clothes Indoors, UK Households Warned – Mould Could Be Damaging Health and Home
UK households warned drying clothes indoors releases moisture, causing mould that harms health and homes. Experts advise outdoor drying or ventilation.
Neurologist's warning as common supplement could be 'toxic'
Neurologist Dr Baibing Chen warns that excessive vitamin B6 supplements can be toxic, causing peripheral neuropathy. NHS advises daily limit of 10mg.
US Doubles Protein Recommendations, Experts Warn of Risks
New US dietary guidelines double protein intake advice, but nutritionists warn of health risks and confusion.
Lung Cancer Tumours 'Feed' Off Sugar, Study Finds
New research shows lung cancer tumours feed on glycogen, a sugar storage molecule, with Western diet increasing tumour growth.
Cat Burns on ADHD and autism diagnosis journey
Cat Burns opens up about her ADHD and autism diagnoses, highlighting the challenges for black women and the need for more research.
Triple Lock Fails Half A Million Older Pensioners
Around 500,000 older pensioners will not get the full triple lock increase due to rules on additional state pensions and protected payments.
Transform Leftover Baked Potato into Light Gnocchi
Turn leftover baked potato into light gnocchi with broad beans, feta and mint. Quick, summery Italian dish that saves prep time.
Fourth child dies from Strep A infection in UK hospital
A fourth child has died from Strep A in the UK, prompting health officials to urge parents to watch for severe symptoms like high fever and severe muscle aches.
Deadly Cost Of Cheap Surgery Abroad To Nhs Revealed
NHS spends up to £19,549 per patient treating complications from overseas surgery, with 53% of medical tourists suffering setbacks.
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