Ayoub Junaid Gets New Glasses After Viral Video
A seven-year-old visually impaired Palestinian boy in Gaza received new glasses after a video of him crying over broken ones went viral, highlighting the healthcare crisis for children.
Category : Health
Study: Ulez and T-charge Cut Emergency Hospital Admissions
Imperial College research finds that London's T-charge and Ulez led to a 3% annual decrease in emergency hospital admissions, with an 8% drop for heart problems and 6% for breathing issues.
Funding Cuts Risk New HIV Epidemic, Warns UNAids
UNAids warns that funding cuts and repressive laws could spark a resurgence of HIV, with testing and treatment services severely disrupted.
Joseph Ana obituary: NHS doctor who transformed Nigeria healthcare
Joseph Ana, 73, spent 20 years in the NHS as a urologist and GP before returning to Nigeria to become health commissioner, improving vaccination rates and introducing an ambulance service.
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Unapproved stem cell treatments for autistic children concern US
Families of autistic children are spending thousands on unproven stem cell infusions, with support from US health secretary RFK Jr, raising fears of exploitation and false hope.
Autistic kids get unapproved stem cell treatments backed by RFK Jr
Desperate US parents pay up to $20,000 per session for unproven stem cell infusions for autistic children, despite FDA warnings and lack of scientific evidence.
Data Alone Can't Guide Us Through Outbreaks
Despite real-time data on outbreaks like Ebola and hantavirus, confusion persists. Lynne Peeples argues for better risk communication to help the public interpret information and respond appropriately.
Midlife Health MOT for Men: Diet, Exercise, Skincare, Mental Health
Expert advice on midlife wellness for men: metabolism, protein needs, strength training, skincare, mental health, and hair loss. A comprehensive guide to thriving in your 40s and beyond.
Online racism harms Indigenous mental health, inquiry hears
A parliamentary inquiry into racism against Indigenous Australians received 420+ submissions, highlighting toxic online environments and mental health impacts.
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Check Egg Stamp, Not Packaging, Says Nutritionist
Nutritionist Madinah Yate advises shoppers to check the number stamp on eggs (0-3) rather than packaging claims, as it indicates farming method and quality.
Age-Reversing Drug Trial Begins: Could Humans Live Forever?
Life Biosciences has started the first human trial of an age-reversing drug, ER-100, targeting glaucoma. The drug uses cellular reprogramming to rejuvenate cells, potentially paving the way for longevity treatments.
Motability Foundation Seeks Survey Partners in New Update
Motability Foundation seeks organisations for a UK-wide wheelchair user survey to address data gaps, improve NHS and government services, and enhance personal mobility.
Brits Hide Weight Loss Jabs, New Pill Could End Stigma
New research reveals 83% of eligible adults feel stigma around weight loss medication, with over half of users keeping it secret. An oral GLP-1 pill launches in the UK.
Wegovy Pill Approved: 55,000 on Waitlist
The new Wegovy weight loss tablet has been approved in the UK, with 55,000 already registered interest. Experts say over 100,000 could benefit from the oral semaglutide.
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Motability Updates Wheelchair Users on Survey Plan
The Motability Foundation issues a Friday update calling for proposals to create a UK-wide survey on wheelchair users' experiences to improve NHS and government services.
Weight Loss Pills Approved: 70,000 Queue for £3 Alternative
Oral Wegovy, a tablet version of the weight loss jab, approved by MHRA. Over 70,000 Brits queue for private prescriptions starting at £99/month. Experts warn of body image issues and black market risks.
G'wed Star Evie Ward-Drummond on OCD Storyline
Evie Ward-Drummond reveals how personal experiences inspired her OCD storyline in ITV's G'wed, stressing the need for mental health awareness and working-class representation.
Honeycomb Blast Choc Bar Recalled Over Milk Allergy Risk
Buttermilk Confections recalls Honeycomb Blast Choc Bar due to undeclared milk. Consumers with dairy allergies urged not to eat batch BM26105.
Shower grout mould 'gone in 1 hour' with two staple items
A cleaning expert says bleach doesn't kill mould spores and recommends hydrogen peroxide and tea tree oil as safer, more effective alternatives for shower grout.
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Sam's Devastating Future After Coronation Street Breakdown
Coronation Street spoilers reveal Sam Blakeman's heartbreaking journey after his psychosis breakdown, including family turmoil and a plea to see Roy.
PIP Claimants Over State Pension Age Could Get 10-Year Award
Older people making a new PIP claim may receive a 10-year payment award, boosting monthly income to £1,743. DWP figures show 683,994 pensioners already benefit.
Pride of Britain Winner Florrie Bark Thrives After Lung Transplant
Nine-year-old Florrie Bark, who won the Pride of Britain Child of Courage award, is recovering well after a successful lung transplant and looks forward to dancing and playing with friends.
Dr Amir Khan's ABCDE Check for Early Skin Cancer Signs
Dr Amir Khan shares the ABCDE checklist to spot melanoma skin cancer early. Learn the signs of asymmetry, border, colour, diameter, and evolution that could save your life.
Dr Amir's ABCDE cancer check that could save your life
Doctor Amir Khan shares the ABCDE checklist to spot melanoma skin cancer early. Learn the signs and when to see a doctor.
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One Million Brits to Get MenB Vaccine Amid Surge
Around one million young people in the UK will be offered the MenB vaccine following a surge in meningitis cases, including outbreaks in Kent that led to two deaths.
Five Common Medicines That Could Be Dangerous in Hot Weather
Doctors warn that certain medications, including antihistamines and diuretics, can cause serious side effects during heatwaves, increasing dehydration and heatstroke risk.
Chest Rash Turned Out to Be Cancer, Not Stress
Faith Hinitt, 27, dismissed her chest rash, exhaustion, and night sweats as moving stress. A dentist urged a blood test, leading to an acute myeloid leukaemia diagnosis.
Dior Face Fake Tan Drops Review: Worth £56?
We tested Dior's new luxury face fake tan drops, priced at £56. See how they compare to cheaper alternatives and if they deliver a natural, glowing tan.
New drug spares bladder cancer patients from radical surgery
A landmark study finds adding immunotherapy to chemoradiation keeps 85% of bladder cancer patients cancer-free after one year, avoiding life-changing surgery.
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Scottish football star Scott McTominay and singer Lewis Capaldi team up for a new charity campaign to raise funds for children's hospitals across Scotland.
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