Eating Disorder Patients Discharged with Dangerously Low BMIs
NHS mental health units are discharging eating disorder patients with BMIs as low as 12.5, far below the recommended minimum of 18.5, amid surging demand and service struggles.
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Prue Leith's Candid Confession: 'I Don't Have Long Left'
Great British Bake Off star Dame Prue Leith opens up about ageing, family regrets, and her strong advocacy for assisted dying in an exclusive interview.
UK's £54m Science Talent Bid Lags Behind Rivals
The UK has allocated only £54m over five years to attract international researchers, as Trump's cuts drive US scientists abroad, with France and Canada offering more competitive packages.
Bijou Phillips' Urgent Kidney Donor Plea as Health Falters
Model and actor Bijou Phillips reveals her life 'hangs by a thread' as she urgently searches for a kidney donor, with over 1,300 potential donors tested but few matches found.
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Australian Teen First to Die from Tick-Induced Meat Allergy
A 16-year-old Australian boy, Jeremy Webb, has been identified as the first person in Australia and second globally to die from alpha-gal syndrome, a severe meat allergy triggered by tick bites.
Typhoid Fever Mutates, Threatens Global Health with Drug Resistance
Typhoid fever, an ancient bacterial illness, is resurging with dangerous mutations that resist modern antibiotics, spreading globally from South Asia to North America and Europe.
Rethinking Mental Health Diagnosis: A Continuum Approach
Experts argue mental health conditions like ADHD exist on a spectrum, urging a shift from binary diagnoses to holistic strategies for youth resilience.
Spanish Health Alert Over Suspected Human Swine Flu Transmission
Spanish health authorities are on high alert after detecting a rare suspected case of person-to-person swine flu transmission in Catalonia, raising concerns reminiscent of the 2009 pandemic.
Elsie Hewitt's Guilt Over Not Breastfeeding Her Child
Model Elsie Hewitt opens up about the 'quiet shame' she feels for choosing formula feeding over breastfeeding her daughter with Pete Davidson, discussing the societal pressure and personal health factors behind her decision.
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Noah's Ark Survivors Linked to Eight Blood Types in Viral Theory
A controversial theory connecting the eight survivors of Noah's Ark with the eight human blood types has ignited fierce debate online and in academic circles about human origins.
BMA Panda Campaign Warns GPs Face 'Extinction' in NHS
The British Medical Association has launched a controversial campaign comparing GPs to endangered pandas, citing red tape and workload pressures. Patient groups criticise the analogy as hysterical amid new NHS contract demands.
Brandi Glanville's $200K Diagnosis for Facial Disfigurement
Former 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star Brandi Glanville reveals she spent $200,000 out-of-pocket to diagnose her facial disfigurement, caused by ruptured breast implants.
iHerb Spring Sale: 20% Off Wellness Products Until March 4
iHerb's limited-time Spotlight Sale Event offers 20% discounts on popular wellness items including creatine powder, magnesium glycinate, probiotics, and Korean beauty masks. Use code CHAMPION at checkout for savings.
Scarlette Douglas on I'm A Celeb Triggering Eating Disorder
A Place In The Sun's Scarlette Douglas reveals how I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here reignited her body image struggles and eating disorder from her teenage years.
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Rebecca Adlington on Sister's Encephalitis and Miscarriages
Olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington shares her family's harrowing experience with her sister's life-threatening encephalitis diagnosis and opens up about her own struggles with miscarriages, advocating for awareness and support.
Detransitioners Lead New Transgender Tipping Point in Healthcare
A decade after Laverne Cox's Time cover, detransitioners like Chloe Cole are driving a reversal in pediatric gender treatments following malpractice cases and new medical guidelines.
Amy Slaton's Lazy Eye Surgery Revealed in New TMZ Clip
TLC's Amy Slaton from 1000-lb Sisters undergoes surgery to correct her lazy eye, a condition she's battled since birth due to ocular toxoplasmosis. The procedure comes months after her Halloween wedding.
Eye Twitching: Stress or Serious Health Warning?
An optometrist reveals the common causes of eyelid twitching, from stress and fatigue to rare neurological conditions, and when to seek medical help.
He-Man Creator Roger Sweet Launches GoFundMe for Dementia Care
Roger Sweet, the 90-year-old designer behind He-Man and Masters of the Universe, has started a GoFundMe to cover memory care costs as he battles progressive dementia.
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Record 13-Pound Baby Born in New York Hospital Alongside 4-Pound Newborn
Cayuga Medical Center in Ithaca, New York, celebrated a historic day with the birth of its largest-ever newborn at 13 pounds, followed hours later by a tiny 4-pound infant, highlighting the diverse nature of childbirth.
Winter Arthritis Pain: Cold Weather Connection Explained
Research reveals how humidity, pressure and wind affect arthritis pain during colder months, with expert tips for managing symptoms effectively.
Spain Suspects Human-to-Human Swine Flu Spread
Spain has alerted the WHO about a suspected human-to-human transmission of the A(H1N1)v swine flu variant in Catalonia. The infected person, now recovered, had no symptoms or pig contact, raising concerns about potential spread.
Government Responds to Prostate Cancer Screening Petition
The Department of Health and Social Care has issued a statement on prostate cancer screening, responding to a petition with over 44,000 signatures. The UK National Screening Committee is finalising its recommendation.
Ancient Mummy Shows Pioneering Jaw Surgery 2,500 Years Ago
A 2,500-year-old mummified woman from Siberia survived complex jaw surgery, the earliest known example, revealing advanced Iron Age medical skills.
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India Nears Single-Shot Dengue Vaccine Breakthrough
Panacea Biotec is advancing DengiAll, India's first indigenous single-shot dengue vaccine, targeting all four serotypes with stable refrigeration and potential approval by 2027.
Vitamin D Deficiency Risk for 40% of UK Adults: Four Symptoms
Nearly half of Brits are at risk of vitamin D deficiency in March, with four key symptoms to watch for. NICE warns of bone damage risks, while NHS recommends supplements.
Coffee and Tea May Lower Dementia Risk, Says Neurologist
A neurologist highlights a major study showing that moderate consumption of caffeinated coffee or tea is linked to reduced dementia risk and better cognitive function.
Parents' Extreme Measures to Avoid Waking Sleeping Babies
Parents are sharing desperate stories of using nappies, potties, and baths to avoid disturbing their sleeping infants, highlighting the extreme lengths taken for baby sleep.
BBC Doctor's 11 Vital Questions for Patients on Medication
Dr Punam Krishan advises patients to always ask GPs key questions about prescriptions, warns against stopping medication without consultation, and highlights NHS resources for accessible information.
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Seven Ws Wellness Guide: Simple Steps for Healthier Living
UCLA Health expert Dr. Niloofar Nobakht reveals seven simple wellness steps, including water, walking, and waltzing, to combat disease and boost mental and physical health.
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