Taylor Farms Recalls Lettuce Over Cyclospora in 27 States
Taylor Farms recalls shredded iceberg lettuce in 27 states due to cyclospora contamination, as US cases surge past 5,000 in Michigan alone; FDA warns of possible expansion.
Category : Health
Restoring UK Health to 2014 Levels Could Boost GDP by 2%
Restoring UK health to 2014 levels could add 2% to GDP and generate £72bn for public finances, according to a Health Foundation report.
Migraines: Causes, Phases, and New Treatments Explained
Migraines are neurological disorders causing severe headaches. New treatments like CGRP inhibitors offer relief. Understanding triggers and phases can help manage symptoms.
Asbestos in Play Sand: Unverified Supplier Assessment
Australian and NZ safety assurances about asbestos in play sand were based on a supplier's own unverified assessment, despite new tests showing 90% of samples release airborne fibres.
Pensioner with Parkinson's waited six months for Blue Badge
A 74-year-old Parkinson's patient waited six months for a Blue Badge from Trafford Council, despite being told she'd receive a decision in six weeks. She was initially rejected but granted one after an appeal.
Expert: Store Butter at Room Temperature for Weeks
Food expert Jerry James Stone says you can safely store butter at room temperature for up to two to three weeks – but only if you avoid a few key mistakes. Here's what you need to know.
Angie Best Cancer-Free After Stage 3 Colon Cancer
Angie Best, 74, announces she is cancer-free seven months after Stage 3 colon cancer diagnosis, following chemo, immunotherapy, and keyhole surgery.
Vet Warns Dog Bad Breath Could Signal Serious Health Issues
A vet warns that bad breath in dogs may indicate serious health problems like gum disease, diabetes, or infection. Many owners neglect dental care, risking their pet's health.
Mosquito Virus Warning for 7 Regions
The UK Health Security Agency warns travellers to 7 regions about rising cases of dengue, Zika, chikungunya, and malaria. 137 dengue cases imported to England from Jan-Jun 2026.
Nutritionist Debunks 5 Health Myths Brits Believe Online
60% of Brits feel overwhelmed by health advice online. A nutritionist debunks five common myths, including breakfast importance, detoxing, apple cider vinegar for fat burning, electrolytes, and supplement dosing.
Bob Harris Emotional Cancer Update After Spine Spread
Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2 legend, shares emotional statement after prostate cancer spreads to spine. He stepped down in June after 56 years, now cherishes time with family and cats.
Kobbie Mainoo Injury: England Snub and Man Utd Return
Kobbie Mainoo missed England's World Cup bronze medal match against France due to a back injury. The Manchester United midfielder is now set for at least three weeks off before returning to Carrington.
Husband Dismissed by Doctors Had Incurable Brain Cancer
A Welsh woman campaigns after her husband Joshua, 34, was diagnosed with glioblastoma, an incurable brain cancer with no treatment advances in 20 years.
Dad Donates Liver Part to Save Toddler Daughter
A dad donated a fifth of his liver, the size of a Coke can, to save his 22-month-old daughter, despite not knowing if he was a match until surgeons opened him up.
Ross Kemp Mum Hospital Update England Match
EastEnders star Ross Kemp shared that his mother is stable after being rushed to hospital during England's World Cup third-place playoff win over France, missing the match.
William and Kate's Strict No-Phone Rule for Prince George
Prince William and Kate Middleton enforce a strict no-phone policy for their children, including Prince George, to ensure a normal upbringing. George may get a basic phone for Eton.
Health anxiety cost me £6,000 but I don't regret it
Natalie Dyson, 35, spent over £6,000 on private scans, supplements, and appointments during four years of severe health anxiety, but says the spending was necessary for her mental wellbeing.
Language Barriers Hinder UK Travellers' Medical Help Abroad
A study of 2,000 adults reveals language is a major barrier for British tourists seeking medical help abroad, with only 28% confident in understanding medical advice.
Nurse Praises 95p-a-Day Gut Wealth Capsules for Energy
A nurse working shifts says Gut Wealth capsules, costing 95p a day, reduce sluggishness and boost energy. The supplement has over 1,000 positive reviews online.
Family Devastated by Rare Brain Disease, Needs £10M for Cure
John Camidge lost five family members to Gerstmann-Straussler-Scheinker disease, a fatal prion disorder. He is campaigning to raise £10 million for clinical trials of a promising drug, PRN100, which could also help Alzheimer's and Parkinson's patients.
Vet Warns: Dog Bad Breath May Signal Serious Health Issues
A vet warns that bad breath in dogs could indicate serious health problems like gum disease or diabetes. Survey shows 34% of owners never brush their pet's teeth, risking their health.
Teen's Trampoline Fall Leads to Stroke: 'A Miracle' He Survived
Ruben Shears, 14, suffered a stroke after a trampoline fall tore his carotid artery. He endured 19 mini-strokes, underwent surgery, and survived thanks to a 'miracle' blood vessel.
1 in 3 parents forced to quit jobs due to motherhood penalty
New research reveals one in three parents feel forced to quit their jobs due to the 'motherhood penalty', with 48% of flexible work requests denied or partially approved.
NHS Phone Trick for Daily Hydration: 6-8 Glasses
The NHS endorses a simple phone trick—setting reminder notifications via apps—to help people drink six to eight glasses of fluid daily, boosting hydration and health.
Musician Dies from Dementia at 42, Tributes Pour In
Classical violinist Jenny Banks, 42, died from frontotemporal dementia on June 30, 2026. The former Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra member leaves behind an 11-year-old daughter.
Nutritionist Debunks 5 Common Wellness Myths
A nutritionist reveals five wellness myths that are more hype than fact, from detoxes to apple cider vinegar, urging Britons to focus on evidence-based habits.
NHS Urges Public to Recognise Sepsis Symptoms
Sepsis can turn life-threatening in hours. The NHS urges the public to 'trust your instincts' and know the symptoms, including confusion, shivering, and breathing difficulties.
Boil Carrots Whole for Maximum Nutrients, Experts Advise
Slicing and peeling carrots reduces their health benefits. Boiling them whole preserves more beta-carotene and antioxidants, according to the Heart Research Institute.
Fridge Setting to Avoid Food Poisoning in UK Heatwave
Check your fridge temperature and avoid overfilling to prevent food poisoning during hot weather, experts warn. Keep it at 5°C or below and 70-80% full.
Check Fridge Setting Now to Avoid Food Poisoning in Heatwave
Overfilling your fridge in hot weather prevents cold air circulation, raising food poisoning risk. Keep fridge 70-80% full at 5°C or below, experts warn.
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