Cardiologist: 5 Heart Symptoms Never to Ignore in Heatwave
Dr Francesco Lo Monaco warns that chest pain, severe breathlessness, palpitations, confusion, and collapse should never be dismissed as 'just the heat' during a heatwave.
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30-Minute Daily Reading Boosts Brain Health, Says Dr Amir Khan
Dr Amir Khan says reading for 30 minutes daily boosts brain power, reduces stress, improves empathy, and is linked to a 20% lower risk of death, according to a study.
Canary Islands Brits Risk 'Pickle Alive' in Unswimmable Waters
Brits swimming in the Canary Islands face health risks from untreated brine dumped by desalination plants, warns a University of Las Palmas expert, who calls the situation 'urgent'.
GP Warns Against Cold Showers Before Bed in UK Heatwave
A GP advises Brits to avoid cold showers before bed during the heatwave, recommending tepid water between 26°C–30°C to help cool down effectively.
AI Bed Sensor Detects Early Infections in Dementia Patients
A contactless AI bed sensor spots early infection signs in dementia patients, reducing hospital admissions. Study of 180 people found 1 in 3 high-risk alerts confirmed infections, with 60% respiratory infection detection rate.
Doctor: Everything You Need to Know About Testosterone
Dr Jeff Foster, a leading UK expert on male hormones, debunks myths about testosterone and explains its critical role in health beyond muscles and libido.
Mayonnaise Trick Makes Salmon Juicy and Tender
Coating salmon in mayonnaise before cooking keeps it buttery and juicy, preventing dryness. This simple method uses one tablespoon of mayo and takes five minutes.
Burnham Must Reveal Health Plans Within Days of PM Role
Silver Voices demands Andy Burnham outline health and social care approach within days of becoming PM, warning sector is in 'chaotic limbo' under outgoing Sir Keir Starmer.
UK Ebola Vaccine Trial Launched by Oxford Scientists
Oxford University scientists have created and launched a UK trial of a new Ebola vaccine using the same technology as the AstraZeneca Covid-19 jab, aiming to tackle a deadly outbreak in Africa.
UK Travellers Warned of Cyclospora Outbreaks in Mexico and US
UK travellers face cyclosporiasis outbreaks in Mexico and US, causing explosive diarrhoea. Cases rise; CDC reports 843 confirmed US cases since May 2026.
Festival Cancelled After Teen Dies of Medical Emergency
An 18-year-old woman died after a medical emergency at Tonnau Festival in North Wales. Organisers cancelled the remainder of the event, and police are investigating.
John Torode Updates on Lisa Faulkner's Cancer Recovery
John Torode shared a positive update on wife Lisa Faulkner's breast cancer recovery on This Morning, saying she is doing really well after surgery.
Psoriasis Fear of Rejection Overcome by Newlywed
Sarah Griffiths, 29, feared partners would reject her due to psoriasis. After a cruel encounter, she found support from husband Aled Morris. Research shows 34% of women have scalp itchiness.
Reading 30 Mins Daily Boosts Brain: Dr Amir Khan
Dr Amir Khan reveals that reading for 30 minutes daily boosts brain health, reduces stress, improves empathy, and may lower death risk by 20%.
Psychiatrist Reveals Reason Behind Prince Harry's Actions
A psychiatrist has analyzed Prince Harry's behavior, suggesting his legal battles stem from unresolved grief over Princess Diana's death in 1997, not disputes with the press.
Man Declared Dead for 107 Minutes Shares Near-Death Experience
Vinney Tolman was declared dead after collapsing in a restaurant, but a rookie paramedic revived him. He claims he experienced the afterlife during 107 minutes of clinical death, meeting a spirit guide and learning a profound lesson about authenticity.
UK heatwave deaths exceed 2,700 due to climate change
More than 2,700 people died from heat-related causes in England and Wales during May and June heatwaves, with 42% of deaths attributed to climate change. Temperatures peaked above 37C.
Ballmaxxing Trend Risks Permanent Disfigurement and Sepsis
Doctors warn that the 'ballmaxxing' trend of injecting fluid into the scrotum risks permanent disfigurement, tissue death, and deadly sepsis.
Dog Rescued from Ben Nevis After Suspected Cannabis
A black Labrador named Tokyo was rescued from Ben Nevis after collapsing from suspected cannabis ingestion. The dog has fully recovered thanks to Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team and Crown Vets.
Conor Harding, 21, faces incurable brain tumour after 4 leukaemia battles
Conor Harding, 21, from Chingford, has been diagnosed with glioblastoma after surviving leukaemia four times. He is campaigning with Brain Tumour Research for more funding.
British Woman Dies in Spanish Wildfires; Toll Reaches 13
A 93-year-old British woman has died from burns in southern Spain wildfires, raising the death toll to 13. Two UK hikers rescued alive with severe burns. At least four British nationals among the dead.
Mum loses six stone through daily meditation after years of dieting
Michelle Thorn, 48, lost six stone after a breakdown led her to 10-minute daily meditation, which reset her mental health and changed her relationship with food.
Beverley Callard Shares Radiotherapy Update During Cancer Treatment
Coronation Street star Beverley Callard updates fans on her radiotherapy journey, revealing she is over halfway through treatment after being diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer earlier this year.
Variety Charity Urges Next PM Burnham on Disabled Kids Housing
Variety, the Children's Charity urges Andy Burnham, expected next PM, to tackle disabled children in unsuitable temporary accommodation, citing 21,000 affected and 104 child deaths linked to such housing.
Chef Urges Switch to Wooden Chopping Boards
A chef warns that plastic chopping boards harbor bacteria and microplastics, urging home cooks to switch to wooden boards, which are naturally antibacterial and easy to maintain.
St John Ambulance Warns on Med Storage in Heatwave
St John Ambulance warns against storing certain medications like lorazepam and phenytoin in bathrooms or kitchens during hot weather, as heat and humidity can degrade them and affect the body's heat response.
Man, 45, Told He Has Three Years to Live After Night Toilet Visits
A 45-year-old man who saw his GP after needing the toilet twice a night has been diagnosed with terminal stage 4 prostate cancer and given three to four years to live.
Meningitis B Vaccine Rollout for University-Bound Teens
Hundreds of thousands of teenagers in England heading to university this autumn can book a pharmacy appointment for the meningitis B vaccine from today, with two doses given at least 28 days apart.
UK Heatwaves Killed Over 2,700 in May and June
More than 2,700 people died from heat-related causes during May and June's record hot spells in England and Wales, with 42% of deaths attributed to human-caused climate change, researchers estimate.
Exercise and Diet Boost Memory in Dementia Risk
A structured programme of exercise and brain-healthy diet improved memory and thinking in older adults at risk of dementia, a study across 12 Latin American countries found.
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