NHS Urgent Alert: MenB Vaccine for Teens and Students
The NHS urges millions born between Sept 2007-Aug 2008 and under-25s starting university to get free MenB vaccine after deadly outbreaks killed 3 young people.
The NHS urges millions born between Sept 2007-Aug 2008 and under-25s starting university to get free MenB vaccine after deadly outbreaks killed 3 young people.
PepsiCo recalls Doritos Chilli Heatwave crisps as some packs may contain milk, posing a health risk to those with milk allergy or intolerance. FSA advises return for refund.
Men should have morning erections most days in their 20s, dropping to 2-3 times a week by their 40s and 50s, says Dr Jeff Foster. Lack of morning wood may signal low testosterone or cardiovascular risk.
An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed 800 people and infected 2,100. The virus is spreading from dead bodies during funerals, officials warn.
The World Health Organisation warns the Bundibugyo Ebola strain remains 'very high risk' in DR Congo due to conflict, displacement, and poor healthcare conditions.
From April 2027, England will ban high-caffeine energy drink sales to under-16s in shops, vending machines, and online, aiming to protect children's health and reduce obesity risks.
A meteorite that crashed through a New Jersey home in 2024 contains evidence of briny water and organic compounds, suggesting how life's building blocks arrived on Earth from space.
Cleaning experts recommend using white vinegar to remove washing machine odours. Pour two cups into the drum and run a hot cycle at 60°C to dissolve residue and bacteria.
White vinegar, not lemons, is the best kitchen item for descaling kettles. Its acetic acid dissolves limescale effectively, restoring efficiency without harsh chemicals.
A pharmacist warns UK fans returning from the US World Cup of Cyclospora, a parasite causing explosive diarrhoea, with nearly 7,000 cases and 94 hospitalizations across 34 states.
Ken Kitson, known for Coronation Street and Last of the Summer Wine, reveals seven years of health issues have left him on benefits and unable to work.
Millions of Brits heading abroad risk picking up unusual illnesses like chikungunya, dengue, schistosomiasis, and Lyme disease. Cases of chikungunya among UK travellers are up 43%.
A bright red bench in Otterspool Park honors Dr Sanjana Kochar, who received a life-saving heart transplant, as part of BHF's 65th anniversary campaign.
Michelle Dyson calls on new PM Andy Burnham to prioritise dementia care, highlighting that one million people live with dementia in the UK, costing £42bn annually, and urging reform.
A simple hack using a hot water bottle can keep your bed cool at night without fans or AC. Fill it with cold water or ice and place it under sheets for relief.
A hot water bottle filled with cold water or ice can keep you cool at night without fans or AC, drawing heat from your body and providing relief during hot summer nights.
A hot water bottle filled with cold water can cool your bed and body during a heatwave, according to heating expert John Lawless. The simple trick draws heat away from pulse points for instant relief.
A pharmacist with 35+ years' experience warns about 10 common medicines that can affect sweating, hydration, and temperature control during hot weather, raising risks of dehydration and heat exhaustion.
JLS star Aston Merrygold reveals a simple reverse psychology trick from his childhood that makes dentist visits stress-free for his kids, turning appointments into a fun competition.
Anna Whitehouse, known as Mother Pukka, was hospitalised after a false widow spider bite became infected and led to sepsis, highlighting the dangers of ignoring bug bites.
Zoe Ball opens up about the bittersweet feelings of sorting through her late mother's belongings, admitting she worries about the future after losing her mother and partner.
Persistent tiredness, unexplained weight loss, or a lingering cough may be early cancer signs. Dr Jiri Kubes urges not to ignore subtle symptoms as UK cancer cases hit record high.
Zoe Ball opened up about her bittersweet feelings over holding onto memories more than two years after her mother Julia Packham died from pancreatic cancer in 2024.
BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent announced the death of journalist Edward Stourton, aged 68, live on air. He had prostate cancer for 10 years.
Meera Kotecha, 39, dismissed her breast lump as a blocked milk duct while breastfeeding. After her sister's prompt, she got it checked and was diagnosed with hormone-positive breast cancer. Now cancer-free, she urges vigilance.
BBC journalist Ed Stourton has died at 68 after a prostate cancer diagnosis. He hosted Radio 4's Today programme for nearly a decade and worked across BBC and ITN.
Incoming PM Andy Burnham reveals his father Roy does not know he is set to become prime minister due to Alzheimer's, as he pledges to reform the adult social care system.
BBC Radio 4 presenter Edward Stourton has died aged 68. Known for Today and World At One, he passed away surrounded by family after a prostate cancer diagnosis.
Paige Footner, 31, ignored tinnitus for three years before an MRI revealed a 4cm brain tumour. After successful surgery, she now urges others to chase dreams and seek love.
Healthcare tech firm Craneware confirms hackers stole customer and employee data in a cyber attack. The Edinburgh-based company has notified UK and US authorities.