DRC Ebola Outbreak Fastest Growing: Conflict, Aid Cuts, Misinformation
The DRC's Ebola outbreak is the fastest growing ever, with 1,759 cases and 600 deaths. Conflict, aid cuts, and attacks on healthcare workers fuel the spread.
Category : Health
Lancashire Pfas Factory: Cancer Fears and Contamination
A government study found elevated kidney cancer rates near AGC Chemicals Europe plant in Thornton-Cleveleys, with residents facing contamination and uncertainty.
Treasury worker's suicide: mother demands process change
Chloe Moffat, 26, killed herself after a disciplinary meeting. Her mother calls on the Treasury to reform its process, including mental health assessments.
How to Spot Counterfeit Wegovy Pills: Expert Tips
The first once-daily Wegovy pill is available privately in the UK. Pharmacist Alistair Murray shares essential tips to identify fake pills, including checking GPhC registration, avoiding social media purchases, and reporting suspected counterfeits.
Counterfeit Wegovy Pills Warning as UK Demand Soars
Experts warn counterfeit Wegovy pills may circulate online as the new daily tablet launches in the UK. Pharmacist shares tips to spot fakes, including checking GPhC registration and avoiding social media sellers.
Nobby Stiles CTE Cause of Death Confirmed by Coroner
World Cup winner Nobby Stiles died from traumatic brain injury caused by repeated heading of footballs, a coroner ruled. A full inquest has been ordered after a family campaign.
Concerns After Newborn Dies at University Hospital Wales
An inquest has been opened into the death of one-day-old Cameron Jay Griffiths at University Hospital Wales, with concerns raised over potential medical procedure issues.
Dr Amir Khan warns anti-cellulite creams ineffective
Dr Amir Khan warns that caffeine-based anti-cellulite creams do not work long-term, offering only temporary effects. He explains cellulite is normal, affecting 90% of women, and distinguishes it from lipedema.
Woman Grieves Lost Motherhood After Brain Tumour Treatment
Natalie Faulkner, 36, collapsed in Spain in 2017 and was diagnosed with a low-grade oligodendroglioma. Surgery and treatment left her unable to have children. She now raises awareness and funds for Brain Tumour Research.
Doctor: Most Powerful Travel Sickness Cure Without Meds
Up to one in three Brits suffer motion sickness. A TV doctor says controlled breathing is the most effective non-drug remedy, plus tips on seating and avoiding screens.
Pharmacist Warns: 10 Medicines Risky During UK Heatwave
Pharmacist Raj Patel lists 10 medications that pose risks during hot weather, urging patients not to stop but to plan ahead, stay hydrated, and store medicines properly.
NHS Forth Valley Launches MenB Vaccine Clinics
NHS Forth Valley launches MenB vaccine drop-in clinics for eligible young people to protect against life-threatening meningococcal disease, urging vaccination before the new academic year.
Best and Worst GP Practices in England Revealed
Only 1 in 7 patients rate their GP practice as 'good', according to a survey of 650,000 patients in England. One in 10 say it's 'poor' or 'very poor', though this is a slight improvement on last year.
UK Clock Change 2026: When Clocks Go Back and Impact on Sleep
The clocks go back on October 25, 2026, at 2am. The extra hour may not compensate for sleep debt, and the change can worsen Seasonal Affective Disorder, depression, and isolation.
Swap Mayo for Greek Yogurt in Tuna Salad for Healthier Sandwich
Replace mayonnaise with Greek yogurt in tuna salad for a lighter, creamier, and protein-packed sandwich. Yumna Jawad's recipe cuts calories while boosting flavor.
Woman misdiagnosed with bipolar had brain tumour for a year
Sarah-Jane Doherty, 24, was treated for bipolar disorder for a year before doctors discovered a golf-ball-sized brain tumour. She urges others to push for second opinions.
Nobby Stiles died with traumatic brain injury, court hears
1966 England World Cup winner Nobby Stiles died with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a brain expert found. A coroner has ordered a full inquest into his death.
UKHSA Urges Measles Vaccination Amid Rapid Spread
The UK Health Security Agency warns measles is nearly twice as contagious as the common cold, urging MMR vaccination as one person can infect 15 others, leading to serious risks like pneumonia and meningitis.
Kate Garraway Reveals Extreme Vitamin D Deficiency Left Her Unable to Get Up
Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway reveals she suffered an extreme Vitamin D deficiency that left her unable to get up from her chair, prompting discussions on supplement use.
Kate Garraway's Extreme Deficiency Left Her Unable to Get Up
Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway reveals an extreme Vitamin D deficiency left her unable to get up from her chair, prompting health warnings from Dr Amir Khan.
Male Testosterone Levels Halved Since 1970s, Study Finds
Men's testosterone levels have declined by 54% from 1972 to 2019, a drop of over 1% per year, according to a study of 118,593 individuals. Experts warn of serious health repercussions, including increased risk of heart attack, diabetes, and early death.
Kate Garraway 'Couldn't Get Up' from Extreme Vitamin D Deficiency
Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway revealed she 'couldn't get up from my chair' due to an extreme Vitamin D deficiency, recalling her struggle on the ITV show.
Nobby Stiles Died With Traumatic Brain Injury, Inquest Rules
1966 World Cup winner Nobby Stiles died with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) from heading footballs, a coroner ruled, prompting a full inquest after his son said football 'killed' him.
Hospital Ward Shut After Rare Scabies Outbreak in Wales
A ward at Glangwili Hospital in Carmarthen has been closed due to an outbreak of crusted scabies, a rare and highly contagious form of the disease, Hywel Dda health board confirmed.
RSPCA: Check Dog Gums and Tongue for Heatstroke Signs
The RSPCA urges dog owners to check their pet's gums and tongue for redness, a key heatstroke symptom, as the UK faces its third heatwave with temperatures up to 36°C.
Nobby Stiles died with CTE brain injury, inquest told
Nobby Stiles, England World Cup winner and Manchester United legend, died with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a traumatic brain injury linked to heading footballs, a coroner ruled, ordering a full inquest.
Leg Bouncing Could Be Sign of Undiagnosed ADHD
A psychiatrist warns that constant leg bouncing may indicate undiagnosed ADHD in adults, urging those with persistent symptoms to seek professional assessment. Around one in four adults suspect they have ADHD.
Roy Cropper to Support Betsy Swain in Corrie Health Storyline
Coronation Street fans predict Roy Cropper will be a key support for Betsy Swain as she faces a life-changing diagnosis after collapsing at home and being rushed to hospital.
Hospital Ward Closed After Scabies Outbreak in Wales
A ward at Glangwili Hospital in Carmarthen has been closed due to an outbreak of crusted scabies. Hywel Dda health board reports increased scabies prevalence in three areas.
Man Ignored Night Sweats, Diagnosed with Rare Cancer
Shafi Islam, 26, dismissed night sweats and headaches as a bug for a month. He was later diagnosed with stage four diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, a rare aggressive cancer. He is now undergoing chemotherapy.
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