Parents Told Check Baby Monitors for Cancer Sign Tonight
A video from Tonyheartseducation warns parents to inspect baby monitors for a dark eye reflection, which could indicate retinoblastoma, a rare childhood eye cancer.
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Parents Mistook Girl's Diabetes for Flu Before Hospital Dash
Victoria Przekop, 9, was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes after her parents thought she had flu. Her family is racing to raise £100,000 for treatment in Poland.
Eriksen in Good Spirits After Collapse, Leaving Hospital Soon
Christian Eriksen is in good spirits and expected to be discharged from hospital after collapsing during Denmark's friendly with Ukraine. The match was called off.
Fern Britton Reveals Suicidal Thoughts and Therapy Journey
Fern Britton shares her mental health battles, including suicidal thoughts, and credits therapy and antidepressants for saving her life.
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Dr Amir Khan's brain trick for insomnia relief
Dr Amir Khan reveals cognitive shuffling, a simple technique to calm racing thoughts and help you fall asleep naturally.
NHS Urges: Learn '4 Ts' Signs of Type 1 Diabetes
The NHS warns that nearly 6 million people in the UK have diabetes. Learning the '4 Ts'—Toilet, Thirst, Tired, Thinness—could save a life. Seek urgent GP if symptoms appear.
Tanning Gummies Promise Natural Glow Without Fake Tan
Utan's new tanning gummies claim to give golden skin in 90 days using L-Tyrosine, copper, zinc, and vitamin E. Clinical trials show 96.8% reported a healthier glow. Still need SPF.
Son's leg pain was rare bone cancer, parents reveal
A family from Epsom shares their heartbreaking journey after their 10-year-old son's leg pain was diagnosed as high-grade osteosarcoma, a rare and aggressive bone cancer.
Paddy Raff on unpaid carer role as UK carers face huge demands
Comedian Paddy Raff shares his experience as an unpaid carer for his sister, as new research reveals carers spend 26 hours monthly on healthcare appointments.
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Student's headaches from exam stress were brain tumour
Annalise Donelon, 20, dismissed persistent headaches as exam stress, but a CT scan revealed a 5cm cancerous brain tumour. She underwent surgery and radiotherapy, and now seeks immunotherapy abroad.
Dog Bad Breath May Indicate Heart or Kidney Disease
A vet warns that bad breath in dogs may signal dental disease or serious conditions like heart or kidney disease. Learn prevention tips and symptoms to watch for.
Simone Biles Shares Scary Health Scare: 'Almost Dying'
Simone Biles says she almost died after a medical emergency, calling it one of the scariest experiences of her life. She is resting at home and will share details later.
NHS Adopts Faster At-Home Bladder Cancer Test
NHS hospitals are switching to the Galeas bladder test, a non-invasive urine test that is faster and more accurate than traditional cystoscopy, improving patient comfort and diagnosis.
Diphtheria Outbreak Hits Remote Indigenous Communities
Australia faces its largest diphtheria outbreak in decades, spreading in remote Indigenous communities. Experts discuss causes and response efforts.
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NHS Maternity Failures: Letters on Systemic Arrogance
Readers respond to an article on serious failings at Nottingham maternity services, citing arrogance, lack of accountability, and compassion deficits.
How to Know If You're in Perimenopause: Symptoms and Diagnosis
Perimenopause symptoms can start in your mid-40s. Learn how to identify the transition, when to see a doctor, and what treatments are available.
New Pancreatic Cancer Drug Doubles Survival Time
A new drug, daraxonrasib, doubles survival for pancreatic cancer patients. The Guardian views this as a sign of real progress in cancer research, highlighting small victories.
Record 1.92M Wait for NHS Diagnostic Tests in England
A record 1.92 million patients in England await NHS diagnostic tests, with one in five waiting over six weeks, risking health deterioration.
Eriksen collapses on pitch, conscious after treatment
Christian Eriksen collapsed during a friendly against Ukraine but was conscious and walked off. He previously suffered a cardiac arrest in 2021 and has an ICD device.
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Richard Scolyer, Cancer Pioneer, Dies at 59
Richard Scolyer, renowned melanoma researcher and 2024 Australian of the Year, died at 59 after pioneering experimental immunotherapy for his own glioblastoma.
Are We Any Closer to a Cure for Cancer?
Researchers present incremental progress in cancer treatments at ASCO summit, including a new pill doubling pancreatic cancer survival and smart drugs exposing hidden tumor cells.
1,300 Monthly A&E Deaths in England: Tenfold Rise
Over 1,300 patients die monthly in England due to long A&E waits, a tenfold increase since 2015, prompting urgent calls for systemic solutions.
Is Sugar Toxic? Dietitian Debunks Common Myth
Dr Emily Leeming explains why sugar isn't inherently toxic, debunking social media myths. Not all sweet foods are equal; whole fruit is beneficial despite natural sugars.
Illinois Woman Sues Hospital Over Ectopic Pregnancy Denial
Harmonie Perrone, 28, is suing Advocate Good Shepherd after being denied methotrexate for an ectopic pregnancy, leading to fertility loss despite Illinois' abortion protections.
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Brain Injury Recovery: Readers' Stories and NHS Challenges
Readers respond to a Guardian article on early intensive rehabilitation after stroke or head injury, sharing personal experiences and highlighting the postcode lottery of NHS neurorehabilitation services.
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