Psychopaths vs Sociopaths: Domestic and Wild Cats
Psychopathy and sociopathy differ like domestic and wild cats, says forensic psychologist. Both share antisocial traits but vary in impulsivity and risk.
Category : Health
Divorced Woman in 40s Seeks Body Confidence Advice for Dating
A divorced woman in her 40s fears intimacy due to body insecurity after a 20-year marriage. Coleen advises focusing on connection, not perfection, and taking time to rebuild confidence.
Anfield mum loses three babies to kidney disease before transplant
Kelly Ashcroft from Anfield lost three babies due to kidney disease. After a transplant in 2024, she now prepares to walk for Kidney Research UK.
Care home apologises for abuse as dementia patient locked out
A dementia patient was locked out of Mersey Parks Care Home at 3am. The home's manager called the abuse 'disgusting and despicable'. HC-One apologised and suspended a staff member.
Building work begins at Newcastle RVI emergency department
Construction to transform urgent and emergency care at Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary began Wednesday, creating a link corridor, new ambulance entrance and four extra assessment rooms until late December.
Newcastle surgeon backs heart surgery drug trial
A Newcastle NHS consultant has welcomed a new heart surgery trial comparing blood thinners after valve surgery, which could help thousands of patients with irregular heartbeats.
Liver disease cases linked to diabetes and obesity soar five-fold
A study of nearly 12 million GP records found MASLD diagnoses rose from 0.02% in 2003 to 2.4% in 2022, a five-fold increase.
Penis filler boom: surgeon sees 8x more men, some 'too big'
Harley Street surgeon Dr Lucy Glancey reports an eightfold rise in penis filler patients since 2023, with some returning after partners say they're now 'too big'.
NHS staff at four Greater Manchester hospitals strike over pay
More than 350 theatre staff at four Greater Manchester hospitals are striking over overtime pay, citing staffing shortages, burnout and patient safety fears in an ongoing dispute with Northern Care Alliance.
DWP confirms 86 conditions for £748 monthly PIP payments
The DWP has confirmed the full list of 86 musculoskeletal conditions that qualify for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) worth up to £748 per month.
Airport worker dies of malaria after mosquito on plane
A Frankfurt Airport worker died of airport malaria after an infected mosquito arrived on a plane. Five other staff were hospitalised.
Maya Survival: Rethinking Their Civilization
For years, the debate about the Maya centered on why their civilization collapsed. Now, many scholars are asking: how did the Maya survive? A podcast from February 2026 explores this shift.
Autism and ADHD care complaints triple in five years in England
Autism and ADHD care complaints in England tripled to 1,257 in 2025-26, with the NHS ombudsman warning of years-long waits and patients paying thousands for private care.
Shingles vaccine linked to lower risk of heart attack and stroke
The shingles vaccine Shingrix is linked to a 12% lower risk of heart attack and stroke in the first 3.5 years after vaccination, according to a study of 70,000 US adults.
Mpox in Guinea-Bissau: Children Most Affected in First Outbreak
Guinea-Bissau reports its first mpox outbreak, with 23 of 46 suspected cases in children under 15, raising concerns about severe disease.
HRT linked to lower dementia risk in large UK study
A study of 183,450 postmenopausal women found HRT users were 10% less likely to develop dementia and 16% less likely to get Alzheimer's.
Flight attendant wins breast cancer occupational disease case
A French court ruled that a former Air France flight attendant's breast cancer is an occupational disease, a first for the country's aviation industry.
Is a $1,000 pillow really better? The expensive pursuit of sleep
Australians spend more on pillows than ever, yet millions wake exhausted. Experts say no single product can fix sleep—comfort matters, but it's personal.
Lime and yoghurt bundt cake recipe with cake goop
Natalie Paull shares her 100% reliable cake goop formula and lime and yoghurt bundt recipe, ensuring no stuck bundts and a perfectly released cake.
Ending Senior Private Health Rebate 'Good Policy Change'
Ending the higher private health insurance rebate for Australians 65 and over is 'good policy change', a report co-author finds, with minimal impact on public hospitals.
ADHD is no myth – but we should interrogate it all the same
Readers respond to Gina Rippon’s criticism of a controversial TV documentary about attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, sharing personal experiences and scientific debates.
Airyday launches in UK – bestselling SPF worth every penny
Australian suncare brand Airyday has launched in the UK with nine SPF products. The Clear as Day SPF50+ Dreamscreen, £39, is a clear gel that leaves no white cast.
Vet's message to owners who fear euthanasia is 'too soon'
A vet has issued advice to pet owners struggling with the decision to euthanise their animal, saying the procedure is a tool used only when necessary and not giving up.
Coffee vs tea: which is healthier? Science weighs in
A Tufts University study of over 46,000 adults found moderate coffee drinking linked to a 14–17% lower risk of death from any cause, but only without excess sugar or cream.
Busy Philipps reveals brain tumour diagnosis after MRI
Busy Philipps underwent surgery for a rare brain tumour after a full body MRI in February, one day after her Dawson's Creek co-star James Van Der Beek died of cancer.
Vet's message on pet euthanasia decision
A vet shares advice for pet owners considering euthanasia, saying it is an act of kindness and not giving up, when quality of life cannot be restored.
Vet explains signs your dog could have ADHD
Vet Dr Guy Sandelowsky explains signs of canine hyperactivity, why owners shouldn't assume ADHD, and when to seek veterinary advice.
Doctor urges people to eat 'liquid gold' in yoghurt, not throw it away
NHS doctor Amir Khan says the watery white liquid on yoghurt is whey, packed with protein and nutrients, and should be mixed in, not discarded.
Dolly Parton's $1m Vaccine Donation Helped End Pandemic
Dolly Parton donated $1m to Moderna's Covid vaccine research, helping end the pandemic. The country legend died aged 80 after a short battle with cancer.
UKHSA warns as giardiasis cases surge 11.4% in England
Giardiasis cases in England rose 11.4% year-on-year to 6,069 in 2025, the highest since 2016, UKHSA data shows. Travellers urged to take precautions.
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