First drug to delay type 1 diabetes onset approved on NHS
Teplizumab, the world's first drug to delay type 1 diabetes onset by up to three years, approved for NHS use in England and Wales, marking the biggest breakthrough since insulin.
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Why Five Minutes of Daily Exercise Isn't Enough
A Lancet study suggesting five minutes of daily exercise can reduce deaths is misleading, argues Prof Devi Sridhar. The data models effects for all, not just the sedentary, and ignores the need for cardio, strength, and flexibility. WHO recommends 20-40 m
Hantavirus quarantine ends for Americans in Nebraska
Eight Americans quarantined for six weeks in Nebraska after exposure to a deadly hantavirus outbreak were released on Monday, with one passenger accusing the government of holding her against her will.
Bird Flu Arrives in Australia: How Worried Should We Be?
H5N1 bird flu has reached Australia, the last continent untouched. Dead wild birds on WA beaches confirm the virus. Experts fear a devastating impact on wildlife and poultry.
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NHS Trust Admits Liability for Doctor Who Sexually Abused Patients
Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust admits liability for Dr Iuliu Stan, who sexually abused patients through unnecessary intimate procedures.
The Dark Reality of The Biggest Loser: A Documentary Exposes the Show's Cruelty
A documentary exposes the cruelty of The Biggest Loser, revealing unsustainable weight loss, lack of aftercare, and harm to contestants.
Brits Spend Two Days a Year Discussing Dinner, Survey Reveals
Brits spend 48 hours a year discussing dinner; 58% call it 'dinner', 29% 'tea'. Roast dinner is favourite. 68% cook from scratch, 48% trying to lose weight.
Blind Rescue Dog Rigas Seeks Loving UK Home
Blind rescue dog Rigas, who lost both eyes after illness, seeks a loving UK home. He has adapted well and is ready for adoption.
Louisiana Reports Five Deaths from Flesh-Eating Bacterium in 2025
Louisiana reports five deaths from Vibrio vulnificus in 2025, exceeding annual average, amid climate-linked rise in cases.
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Pet Cloning Gains Popularity Despite High Costs and Ethical Concerns
Pet cloning is on the rise despite costs up to $85,000. Learn about the process, ethical concerns, and why some owners choose it.
One in seven UK adults use AI chatbots for health advice, study finds
Study finds 15% of UK adults use AI chatbots for health advice, often due to NHS waiting lists, raising safety concerns.
Joe Wicks' Sugar-Free Diet Advice Sparks Health Concerns Among Experts
Joe Wicks' sugar-free diet advice, including cutting fruit, sparks health concerns as experts warn his language may promote food fear and disordered eating.
Dutch Woman, 29, Granted Euthanasia for Mental Suffering Sparks Debate
Dutch woman, 29, granted euthanasia for mental suffering after 3.5-year process, sparking debate on assisted dying for psychiatric patients.
Foods That Help or Worsen Hay Fever Naturally
Around 20% of UK adults suffer hay fever. Dr Kathryn Basford of Asda Online Doctor explains that quercetin-rich foods like apples and kale act as natural antihistamines, while cured meats and cheese can worsen symptoms.
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Harry Enfield's Surfer's Ear: Prevention and Treatment Tips for Cold-Water Swimmers
Harry Enfield has surfer's ear from cold-water swimming. Learn causes, prevention with earplugs, and treatments like surgery or hearing aids.
Mother Spends Benefits on Weight Loss Jabs, Says It Makes Her a Better Parent
Manchester mother Vicky Lynnson spends Universal Credit on Mounjaro weight loss jabs, claiming it makes her a better parent despite price hikes.
Ex-headteacher Jailed for Minimum 31 Years for Murder of Estranged Wife and Her Lover
Ex-headteacher Rhys Hancock jailed for minimum 31 years for murdering his estranged wife and her lover on New Year's Day in Derbyshire.
Celebrity Cancer Announcements Overwhelm NHS, Warns Coroner
Coroner says celebrity cancer announcements cause surge in NHS referrals, contributing to delays and waiting lists.
Jesy Nelson launches petition for universal SMA screening after twins diagnosed
Jesy Nelson launches petition for universal SMA screening after her twin daughters were diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy type 1.
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Woman, 60, Says 30p-a-Day Collagen Powder Makes Her Look 40
A 60-year-old woman claims a 30p-a-day collagen powder helps her look 40, with the product earning high ratings on iHerb.
Harry Redknapp shares hearing loss update after wife's concerns
Harry Redknapp, 79, reveals he often forgets his hearing aids after being diagnosed with hearing loss, prompted by wife Sandra's concerns. He calls the issue 'dangerous' but says he's managing.
Dr Khan: Why Women Feel Hotter in UK Heatwave
Dr Amir Khan reveals the scientific reasons women feel hotter than men during the UK heatwave, including hormones, body size, and iron deficiency.
Farmfoods Recalls Chicken Curry Over Undeclared Prawn Allergen
Farmfoods recalls Keralan Chicken Curry due to undeclared prawns, posing allergy risk. Customers can return for refund.
Cheese: Friend or Foe? One Man's Dairy Dilemma
A cheese lover investigates whether dairy is harming his health, consulting experts and confronting his lactose intolerance.
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Hay Fever Alert: Avoid This Major Medication Mistake
Hay fever sufferers warned not to take antihistamines reactively; pharmacist advises preventative timing for best relief.
UK Workers' Legal Rights in Extreme Heat: No Max Temp Law
Despite soaring UK temperatures, there is no legal maximum working temperature. Employers must ensure 'reasonable' conditions, but workers have limited rights to stop work.
Untreatable STI Crisis Hits Half a Million in Australia
Australia sees surge in STIs including antibiotic-resistant gonorrhoea, with cases doubling and tripling, prompting urgent call for regular testing.
Ebola Cases in DRC Exceed 900 Amid Attacks on Health Workers
Suspected Ebola cases in DRC surpass 900 amid attacks on treatment centres, insecurity, and aid shortages.
Harry Redknapp Update on Hearing Loss After Wife's Concerns
Harry Redknapp, 79, reveals he was diagnosed with hearing loss after wife Sandra noticed issues. He now wears hearing aids but often forgets them, calling the condition 'dangerous'.
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Feeding Babies Peanut Butter Could Cut Allergy Risk by 71%
Study finds giving babies peanut butter until age five reduces allergy risk by 71%, with protection lasting into adolescence.
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