MSP warns of 'worrying consequences' for dental health
An FOI reveals 223,860 NHS Lothian dental patients haven't attended a dentist in five years, prompting MSP Jenny Young to raise concerns.
Category : Health
Why Dogs Love Belly Rubs: Experts Explain the Feel-Good Reasons
Experts at Pooch and Mutt reveal why dogs love belly rubs, from nerve endings to endorphins, and how to tell if they want space.
Real Reason Dogs Love Belly Rubs Is Too Cute
Dogs love belly rubs because their bellies are sensitive, it releases endorphins, and it strengthens your bond. Experts explain the science behind this adorable behavior.
Angela Hartnett's steak tip: room temperature first
Chef Angela Hartnett reveals her simple method for cooking perfect steak at home, emphasizing taking meat out of fridge to reach room temperature before cooking.
Dr Amir Khan answers 'biggest question' about weight loss jabs
Dr Amir Khan explains that hair loss from weight loss jabs is due to rapid weight loss, not just the drug, and stresses nutrition to minimise risk.
NHS Lanarkshire weekly stop smoking sessions at community hub
NHS Lanarkshire's Quit Your Way mental health service is holding weekly one-to-one stop smoking sessions every Monday at Newmains and St Brigid’s Community Hub, offering free Nicotine Replacement Therapy.
Man, 20, died after three-hour ambulance wait in London
Connor Matthews, 20, died after waiting over three hours for a London ambulance that should have arrived in 18 minutes, an inquest heard.
Expert warns against three lunch foods causing afternoon slump
An expert warns that three seemingly healthy lunch foods—dairy, bread, and protein bars—could cause brain fog and fatigue due to food intolerances.
Heat rash in babies: signs and treatment parents need to know
Heat rash is common in babies during hot weather. Learn the symptoms, where it appears, and how to treat it at home. Seek medical help if serious symptoms occur.
Teen skier survives two cardiac arrests, forced to retire
Austrian cross-country skier Katharina Engelhardt, 18, suffered two cardiac arrests and was in a coma for four days but has now retired from competitive sports.
Milk Recall Expanded to Scotland Over Antibiotic Contamination
The FSA expands milk recall to Scottish stores after semi-skimmed milk from Graham's Dairy Farm is found to contain trace levels of vet medicines, posing a risk to those with penicillin allergy.
Heat rash in babies: Signs, symptoms and treatment
Heat rash in babies is common during hot weather. Learn to spot the signs, where it forms, how to treat it, and when to seek medical help.
No income tax for state pensioners with no other income
The Treasury has confirmed that pensioners whose only income is the state pension will not pay income tax, even as the pension rises above the personal allowance in 2027.
Nicki Chapman reveals struggle to read after brain surgery
Escape to the Country star Nicki Chapman, 59, says she struggles to read and retain information after a 2019 operation to remove a golf ball-sized benign brain tumour.
Pregnant mum thought breast milk was coming in, it was cancer
Alex Cheshire-Round, 29, thought her hardened breast tissue at 24 weeks was early milk, but it was stage three breast cancer. She had surgery and her baby was born at 33 weeks.
Kilmarnock nursing home gets good grades in inspection
Craigie Care Home in Kilmarnock was graded 'good' across three quality indicators and 'adequate' across two others following an unannounced Care Inspectorate visit in June.
Embarrassing Body Quirks May Mean You Are Healthy
Superdrug pharmacist Rachel Jones says hairy toes, ear wax, passing wind, smelly feet and sweating are often signs the body is working properly, not causes for embarrassment.
14,000-Year-Old Puppy Had Woolly Rhino in Stomach
A mummified puppy from 14,000 years ago was found in Siberian permafrost with a chunk of woolly rhinoceros tissue in its stomach, baffling scientists.
Stranded in Tenerife after premature babymoon birth
Chantelle Ali, 33, gave birth five weeks early while on holiday in Tenerife and is now stuck with her newborn son Rico due to lengthy emergency travel document process.
Vet Warns of Barbecue Danger for Pets This Weekend
A vet named Ben warns pet owners that wooden kebab sticks can be deadly if swallowed, sharing a case where a dog needed surgery after a stick penetrated its stomach.
Greek vs Natural Yoghurt: Which Is Better for Your Gut?
Greek yoghurt has more protein and less lactose, while natural yoghurt offers higher calcium and a lighter texture. Both support gut health but differ in nutrition and uses.
5 zero-time self-care hacks that will transform your life
Emilie Leyes shares five self-care tips that require no extra time, including the 5-second rule, laughter yoga, and mindful breathing.
Pregnant mum with sepsis urges others to trust instincts
Jenna Allcock, 32, developed sepsis from appendicitis at 35 weeks pregnant, leading to an emergency C-section and appendix removal. She urges others to trust their instincts.
Five 'embarrassing' body functions that show you're healthy
Superintendent pharmacist Rachel Jones shares five 'embarrassing' bodily functions that are actually signs your body is working properly.
Two foot signs that reveal how well your body is working
A pharmacist superintendent explains what the look and smell of your feet can say about your health, including hairy toes and smelly feet.
Girl, 11, first Brit to get gene therapy for rare blindness
Catherine L'Estrange, 11, has Bardet-Biedl syndrome (BBS) and underwent pioneering gene therapy at St Helier Hospital, becoming the first British patient to receive the treatment.
Picky bits on summer picnics count towards five-a-day
The British Heart Foundation says houmous, falafel, tzatziki and sundried tomatoes can help people hit the daily target of 400g of fruit and vegetables.
Girl, 11, first UK patient to get gene therapy for sight loss
Catherine L'Estrange, 11, has become the first UK patient to receive gene therapy for Bardet-Biedl syndrome, a rare condition causing blindness.
Commonwealth Games STI Warning After Glasgow 2014 Surge
A Glasgow sexual health nurse revealed a spike in STI diagnoses after the 2014 Games, urging athletes and visitors to pack condoms and get tested.
Southport killer moved to psychiatric hospital
Axel Rudakubana, who murdered three girls in Southport, has been transferred from prison to a high-security psychiatric hospital for treatment.
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