Rebecca Thomas Named Health Journalist of the Year for Second Consecutive Year
The Independent's Rebecca Thomas wins health journalist of the year at Press Awards 2026 for second year, praised for investigative reporting that led to real change.
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Vet Reveals 10 Healthiest Dog Breeds in the UK
A vet reveals the 10 healthiest dog breeds in the UK, less prone to illness and potentially saving owners money on vet bills.
Guava Molecule Shows Promise in Liver Cancer Fight, Scientists Create Synthetic Version
Guava molecule shows potential against liver cancer; scientists create synthetic version, offering hope for cheaper treatments.
DWP confirms PIP claimants protected from reassessment under new Right to Try rules
DWP confirms PIP claimants protected from reassessment under new Right to Try rules, allowing work without benefit loss.
California Nurses Decry ICE Presence at Hospitals: 'Interfering with Patient Care'
California nurses report hostile encounters with ICE agents in hospitals after Trump ended 'sensitive locations' policy, impacting patient care and privacy.
Dad Told Sons Constipation Was Rare Ecoli Causing Coma
A father recounts how doctors misdiagnosed his son's rare E. coli infection as constipation, leading to a coma and kidney failure.
Mum Thought She Had Cold but It Was Blood Cancer
Ann Wraith, 48, from Glasgow, was diagnosed with myeloma after mistaking symptoms for a cold. She urges others not to ignore signs.
How to Build a Simple Skincare Routine: Expert Tips for Flawless Skin
Expert reveals a simple 4-step skincare routine: cleanse, serum, moisturise, protect. Tips for all skin types and budget advice.
Labour Backs Call for 'Martha's Rule' on Right to Second Medical Opinion
Labour backs 'Martha's rule' for second medical opinion after girl's sepsis death; government considers move.
Walking Backwards Could Boost Brain Health and Fight Dementia, Research Suggests
Walking backwards for 10-15 minutes daily may boost brain health, improve memory, and reduce dementia risk, research finds.
Brahmi Herb Reduces Inflammation And Stress, Study Finds
Bacopa monnieri, also known as brahmi, may improve brain function, reduce stress, and lower inflammation, according to health experts.
Chris Whitty warns weight-loss drugs alone cannot solve UK obesity crisis
UK chief medical adviser Chris Whitty warns weight-loss drugs alone won't solve obesity crisis, urges action on junk food advertising and reformulation.
Two cups of black tea a day linked to lower mortality risk, study finds
Study links drinking two or more cups of black tea daily to 9-13% lower mortality risk, regardless of milk, sugar, or temperature.
Kerry Katona's 'Act of Emotional Maturity' as She Reunites with Ex-Husband Brian McFadden
Kerry Katona reunites with ex-husband Brian McFadden for daughter Molly's 24th birthday, described as an 'act of emotional maturity' by a body language expert.
Alex Kingston's Womb Cancer Warning: 'I Was Bleeding For Years'
Alex Kingston reveals womb cancer battle; symptoms include abnormal bleeding. Cases up 50% in 20 years. Early detection key.
Four Houseplants That Absorb Bathroom Moisture and Prevent Mould
Four houseplants that absorb bathroom moisture and help prevent mould, recommended by Big Bathroom Shop and plant specialist Jo Lambell.
Indian Pharma Execs Arrested In Cough Syrup Death Scandal
Indian pharma executives arrested after cough syrups linked to child deaths spark safety concerns over India's drug industry.
NHS Maternity Units Accused of Covering Up Harmful Errors in Childbirth
Report finds NHS maternity units cover up errors, falsify records, and deny families answers after childbirth harm.
Bruce Willis's Dementia Battle Affecting His Speech, Says Wife
Emma Heming Willis reveals Bruce Willis's dementia is affecting his speech, but he remains in good health overall.
Michael Mosley: Forget 10,000 Steps, Brisk Walks Better
Forget 10,000 steps: three brisk 10-minute walks daily are easier and more effective for health, says Michael Mosley experiment.
Nestlé Accused of Adding Sugar to Baby Cereals in Africa
Nestlé accused of adding sugar to baby cereals in Africa, risking childhood obesity. Campaigners say company prioritises profit over health.
Nine Primary School Children Hospitalised After Eating Seeds in Nottingham
Nine Year 6 pupils from Jesse Gray Primary School in Nottingham were hospitalised after eating tree seeds. All were discharged unharmed.
Legionella Found in Up to 15 Asylum Seeker Hotels, FOI Reveals
Legionella bacteria found at unsafe levels in up to 15 UK asylum seeker hotels over three years, sparking health concerns and calls for reform.
Sophie Kasaei Reveals Chemical Pregnancy After Fertility Struggle
Sophie Kasaei reveals she suffered a chemical pregnancy and is starting LIT therapy as she continues her fertility journey, vowing not to give up.
Child Drowning Deaths in London Surge 80% Amid Heatwave Safety Warning
Child drowning deaths in London surge 80% since 2023, with urban children most at risk. Heatwave prompts safety warnings from RLSS UK and Port of London Authority.
Woman Hospitalised After Swallowing Eight Live Frogs for Back Pain
An 82-year-old woman in China was hospitalised after swallowing eight live frogs as a folk remedy for back pain, leading to parasitic infection.
World's Tallest Man Sultan Kosen's Life at 8ft 2in: Sleeps in Three Beds
Sultan Kosen, world's tallest man at 8ft 2in, sleeps in three beds and overcame a pituitary tumour to claim the Guinness World Record.
Baby Found Dead On Sofa After Midwife Missed Visit
Mother Dawn Barclay recounts the tragic death of her baby Fern after co-sleeping on a sofa, as experts warn of risks and lack of guidance.
Alzheimer’s vs Dementia: Key Differences Explained
Alzheimer's is a specific brain disease and the most common cause of dementia, which is a term for a group of symptoms affecting memory and thinking. Learn the key differences.
Dementia vs Alzheimer's: Key Differences Explained
Dementia and Alzheimer's are often confused. Alzheimer's is a disease causing dementia, the most common cause. Learn symptoms, causes, and UK statistics.
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