Harry Redknapp, 79, reveals he often forgets his hearing aids after being diagnosed with hearing loss, prompted by wife Sandra's concerns. He calls the issue 'dangerous' but says he's managing.
Dr Amir Khan reveals the scientific reasons women feel hotter than men during the UK heatwave, including hormones, body size, and iron deficiency.
Farmfoods recalls Keralan Chicken Curry due to undeclared prawns, posing allergy risk. Customers can return for refund.
A cheese lover investigates whether dairy is harming his health, consulting experts and confronting his lactose intolerance.
Hay fever sufferers warned not to take antihistamines reactively; pharmacist advises preventative timing for best relief.
Despite soaring UK temperatures, there is no legal maximum working temperature. Employers must ensure 'reasonable' conditions, but workers have limited rights to stop work.
Australia sees surge in STIs including antibiotic-resistant gonorrhoea, with cases doubling and tripling, prompting urgent call for regular testing.
Suspected Ebola cases in DRC surpass 900 amid attacks on treatment centres, insecurity, and aid shortages.
Harry Redknapp, 79, reveals he was diagnosed with hearing loss after wife Sandra noticed issues. He now wears hearing aids but often forgets them, calling the condition 'dangerous'.
Study finds giving babies peanut butter until age five reduces allergy risk by 71%, with protection lasting into adolescence.
A daily weight-loss pill, orforglipron, helped obese people with type 2 diabetes lose up to 7.6% body weight and reduce blood sugar in a phase 3 trial.
Caesarean sections have overtaken natural vaginal births in England for the first time, with 45% of deliveries via C-section in 2024-25, NHS data reveals.
Scientists debunk claims that music tuned to 432 hertz has healing properties, calling the trend 'nonsense' despite its popularity online.
Dr Amir Khan explains the biological reasons women feel hot weather more than men, including hormones, body size, and iron deficiency, as UK heatwave hits 40°C.
As UK temperatures near 40°C, Which? warns parents not to drape towels over pushchairs, as it can raise internal temperature by 6°C, increasing SIDS risk. Use the hood instead.
India's doctors warn of unregulated weight loss jab boom, citing risks like pancreatitis and blindness as demand surges.
DWP confirms no PIP changes until comprehensive review led by Sir Stephen Timms is completed by next autumn.
University of Bath study finds alcohol improves foreign language fluency, winning Ig Nobel Prize. But researchers caution against using it to boost skills.
Harry Redknapp reveals he was diagnosed with hearing loss after wife Sandra noticed issues; he now uses hearing aids but often forgets them. The 79-year-old says his health is otherwise good and he has no plans to slow down.
Blood tests and new PET scans could detect Alzheimer's decades early, studies in The Lancet show, offering hope for earlier diagnosis and treatment.
A new quiz helps men discover their health age. Research of 2,000 men shows Gen Z (18-29) are healthiest, drinking less and exercising more, while Boomers rank last.
Thunderstorms can trigger severe asthma symptoms for millions in the UK. The Met Office warns of thundery showers as temperatures soar, with advice to keep inhalers close.
NHS waiting list in England hits record 7.75 million, with cancer targets missed and A&E waits increasing amid staff shortages and industrial action.
The DWP has responded to a petition calling for Type 1 Diabetes patients to qualify for PIP, stating the benefit uses a functional assessment rather than condition-based criteria.
Study finds clopidogrel, costing under 4p a day, cuts heart attack and stroke risk by 14% more than aspirin, with no extra bleeding risk.
A 13-year-old girl from Lancashire was in a two-week coma after a stomach ache turned out to be a life-threatening bowel condition requiring multiple surgeries.
Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone share their surprising marriage advice: going to bed angry can save your relationship, challenging traditional wisdom.
A 'pollen bomb' is set to hit the UK, affecting over 10 million hay fever sufferers. The Depo Kenalog injection offers relief but costs £60-£150 privately, with side effects including weakened immunity.
A doctor warns that sleeping with a fan on during a 35C heatwave can aggravate allergies by circulating dust. The Met Office has issued red-level heat alerts for parts of the UK.
A doctor warns that leaving a fan on all night during a heatwave can aggravate allergies by stirring dust and particles, as the UK faces rare red-level heat alerts with temperatures up to 35C.