Billy Connolly's unique approach to managing Parkinson's
Billy Connolly reveals his unique approach to managing Parkinson's disease, relying on humour and avoiding meetings with fellow sufferers.
Category : Health
Best Fish Oil Supplements for Omega-3, Expert Tested
Expert-tested fish oil supplements for heart and brain health. Bare Biology, Inessa, Wiley's Finest, and more reviewed for purity, potency, and value.
Teen Gets Pain-Relieving Spinal Implant in UK First
Ralph Seed, 18, becomes first UK teen to receive a closed-loop spinal cord stimulator for CRPS, achieving immediate pain relief after five years of suffering.
Darts star Menzies collapses with high blood pressure at tournament
Cameron Menzies collapsed during his World Matchplay match due to high blood pressure. Here are symptoms and free NHS checks available for those aged 40+.
Coronation Street's Tracy Shaw in Tears Over Chemo Results
Tracy Shaw broke down in tears after learning her chemotherapy treatment has not reduced her breast cancer lesions as hoped, sharing the update on Instagram.
Saliba out for 'extended period' with back injury
Arsenal centre-back William Saliba has been ruled out for an extended period with a back injury sustained during France's World Cup semi-final defeat to Spain.
Man says money can't compensate for partner's death
Darren Rosheski won an NHS payout after a GP misdiagnosed his partner Helen Dutton's rectal cancer as IBS, leading to her death. NHS England paid £190m over 870 cancer misdiagnosis claims in five years.
Rodri faces extended layoff with back injury, may need surgery
Manchester City midfielder Rodri could be out for an extended period with a back injury that may require surgery, adding to his injury woes amid an uncertain future.
Finding Meaning After Loss: A Father's Journey Through Grief
After his 22-month-old son Renzo died suddenly, a father turns to music and poetry for catharsis, guided by grief expert David Kessler's sixth stage: finding meaning.
Road Traffic Noise Linked to Higher Parkinson's Risk
Long-term exposure to road traffic noise is associated with a higher risk of Parkinson's disease, with a 3% increase for every 11.5dB rise in noise levels, a study of 3.1 million Danes found.
Cardiff businessman Keith Munro terminal diagnosis after noise case
Keith Munro, owner of Cardiff's Kings Road Yard, has been diagnosed with a terminal spinal tumour after being prosecuted with his wife for noise breaches.
Dog Sighs and Huffing: Behaviourist Reveals True Meaning
Animal behaviourist Will Atherton explains dogs sigh deeply to release emotional tension, not for drama or boredom. Huffing signals frustration or anxiety, and owners should address it.
Nadia Sawalha joins queue for breast cancer drug Enhertu
Loose Women star Nadia Sawalha joined campaigners in London to demand NHS funding for Enhertu, a drug that could give women with incurable breast cancer six more months with loved ones.
UK-first spinal implant ends teen's chronic pain
Ralph Seed, 18, became the first UK under-18 to receive a spinal cord implant, instantly relieving his chronic pain from CRPS and allowing him to plan a European road trip.
Beer intolerance symptoms: When to stop drinking
Experts warn beer intolerance symptoms like stomach pain and bloating can appear within an hour, distinct from hangover effects that emerge later.
Playfulness Expert: Why Adults Need More Fun
Playfulness expert Nicola Whitton explains why adults need play for mind, body, and soul, as Electric Shuffle launches Global Shuffle Day with new games.
NHS: Get off bus early to boost weight loss and daily movement
The NHS advises that getting off the bus a stop or two early can help increase daily movement and support weight loss by creating a calorie deficit.
Graham's Milk Recalled Over Antibiotic Contamination
Graham's Family Dairy semi-skimmed milk sold at Tesco, Asda, and Morrisons recalled due to trace antibiotics, posing risk for those with allergies.
Teen gets pioneering spinal implant for rare nerve pain
Ralph Seed, 18, becomes first UK teenager to receive Inceptiv closed-loop spinal cord stimulator, ending five years of excruciating pain from Complex Regional Pain Syndrome.
UK worst in Europe for mental health, report finds
The UK has the poorest mental health in Europe and third worst globally, with over one in three individuals affected by poor mental health, according to the AXA Mind Health Report.
UK worst in Europe for mental health: AXA report
The UK has the worst mental health in Europe and third worst globally, with over one in three people affected, according to the AXA Mind Health Report.
Lanarkshire charity closes Wishaw wellbeing programme
The Lanarkshire Association for Mental Health has closed its Wishaw Wellbeing Class Programme, based in the old Classic Cinema, citing difficult decisions.
NHS July Warning: Sun Protection Key Between 11am-3pm
The NHS urges people to protect themselves from sunburn between 11am and 3pm this July, as UV rays can still cause damage even on cloudy days.
NHS issues sun safety advice as UK heatwave continues
The NHS urges people to wear sunscreen even on cloudy days as UV rays can still cause sunburn and increase skin cancer risk, with temperatures set to reach 29C in London.
Adult Stars Reveal Gruesome Injuries and Health Battles
Adult film stars face serious health hazards including on-set injuries and addiction. Angela White nearly ruptured her appendix; Emily Willis is permanently disabled after ketamine addiction.
UK worst in Europe for mental health, one in three affected
The UK has the worst mental health in Europe and third worst globally, with over one in three people affected, according to the AXA Mind Health Report.
Mum's agonising undiagnosed condition changes skin colour
Amandeep Kaur has suffered excruciating pain since 2017, causing fainting, weight gain, and skin colour changes, but doctors still have no diagnosis.
Record A&E attendances at Welsh hospitals in June heatwave
Prolonged hot weather led to the highest ever number of A&E attendances across Wales in June, with over 98,700 visits and a surge in ambulance calls.
Untreated Hearing Loss Raises Dementia Risk 500%
Untreated hearing loss can increase dementia risk by up to 500%. Regular ear checks and hearing aids may reduce cognitive decline, research shows.
DVLA Lists 189 Medical Conditions Drivers Must Report
Motorists must report 189 medical conditions to the DVLA or face a £1,000 fine. Key categories include epilepsy, diabetes, heart conditions, strokes, sleep apnoea, fainting, and glaucoma.
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