Black Women's Healthcare Nightmare in the US

Black women in the US describe navigating medical care as a nightmare, facing dismissal and bias. Stories from patients and doctors highlight the struggle for trust and survival in healthcare settings.

Minister Won't Confirm HIV Aid Protection from Cuts

International Development Minister Jennifer Chapman refuses to guarantee UK funding for global HIV response will be shielded from significant aid reductions, despite warnings cuts could reverse progress.

Yoga Beats Running for Mobility, Study Finds

New research shows yoga provides superior mobility benefits compared to running, with twice-weekly sessions improving flexibility in just two months while reducing injury risks.

Woman, 21, Faces Bladder Removal Due to Rare Condition

Caris Gibson from Oxfordshire suffers from Fowler's Syndrome, a rare urinary retention condition causing debilitating pain. After years on NHS waiting lists, she now faces losing her bladder without costly private care.

Tougher Junk Food Ad Rules for Children Proposed

The UK government has published an updated nutrient profiling model that could expand restrictions on advertising unhealthy foods to children, targeting products like sweetened cereals and yoghurts.

Winter Warning: 80% of UK Kids Face Glue Ear Risk

Health experts issue urgent warning as eight out of ten UK children experience painful glue ear infections, with winter creating prime conditions for spread. Parents urged to recognise key symptoms.

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