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Category : Health
Five Minutes More Exercise Daily Could Cut Death Risk by 10%
Five extra minutes of daily exercise could cut premature death risk by 10%, while reducing sitting by 30 minutes lowers risk by 7%.
German paediatrician charged with 130 counts of child sexual abuse
German paediatrician charged with 130 counts of child sexual abuse, including rape, allegedly committed between 2013 and 2025 in Brandenburg clinics.
Why I Stopped Tracking My Children with AirTags
A mother explains why she stopped using Apple AirTags to track her children, citing increased anxiety and the negative impact of helicopter parenting.
Government and Eli Lilly Launch £85m Programme to Tackle UK Obesity
UK government and Eli Lilly launch £85m programme to tackle obesity, inviting NHS proposals for innovative care via pharmacies or online.
Board Games Boost Wellbeing and Build Community, Research Shows
Research shows board games reduce stress, strengthen relationships, and build community, with the global market set to reach $32bn by 2030.
Ukraine's Secret Underground Hospital Treats Drone Injuries
Ukraine's secret underground hospital near Pokrovsk treats soldiers injured by Russian drones, with 90% of cases from FPV attacks.
Majority Oppose Resident Doctors Strikes Poll Finds
A Department of Health poll showing 69% of doctors support strikes was selectively briefed to the Times, sparking transparency concerns.
Cambridge University Library to digitise medieval medical cures including baking owls and stuffing p
Cambridge University Library to digitise over 180 medieval medical manuscripts, including bizarre cures like baking owls and stuffing puppies with snails.
UK Expert Panel Rejects Routine Prostate Cancer Screening for Most Men
UK expert panel advises against routine prostate cancer screening for most men, citing overdiagnosis risks; targets only BRCA gene carriers.
Shared NHS patient records could cut 20,000 A&E visits a year, ministers claim
Government claims shared NHS patient records could cut 20,000 A&E visits and save £20m annually, as modernisation bill advances.
UK Toddler Is Only Person in World with Deadly Condition So Rare It Has No Name
One-year-old Jack Thomas from Wales is the only person in the UK with a deadly unnamed condition caused by a rare gene mutation, with only 16 cases worldwide.
Ministers May Overrule Prostate Cancer Screening Rejection
UK experts recommend against mass prostate cancer screening, citing harm outweighing benefits, but ministers may overrule the advice.
Swap Mayo for Cottage Cheese for Creamier Tuna Sandwiches
A TikTok food enthusiast reveals that swapping mayonnaise for cottage cheese makes tuna sandwiches creamier and more nutritious, boosting protein and reducing calories.
Dr Alex George: Autism Diagnosis a 'Huge Relief'
Dr Alex George opens up about his autism and ADHD diagnoses, calling them a 'huge relief'. He criticizes the system for failing young people and shares his mental health struggles.
A&E Crisis: Doctor Warns of Avoidable Deaths Without Action
Dr Carole Gavin and Sarah Brown share harrowing A&E experiences, warning that government inaction leads to avoidable deaths. Patients die on corridors due to lack of beds.
Hantavirus Disaster Averted: Teamwork Across Continents
A letter from Dr Matthew Dryden praises the astute diagnosis of hantavirus on the MV Hondius, highlighting the role of the UK Overseas Territories programme and collaboration that prevented a global outbreak.
Graham Clarke Obituary: Computing to Psychoanalysis
Graham Clarke, who has died aged 83, journeyed from architecture and early computing to psychoanalysis, focusing on Fairbairn's object relations theory, producing five books and 30 papers.
Michael Humphreys: Preacher and Thermal Comfort Pioneer Dies at 89
Michael Humphreys, a Baptist minister and pioneering researcher in adaptive thermal comfort for buildings, has died aged 89. His work challenged narrow industry standards.
Heathrow Expansion May Harm Millions' Health, Report Says
A government-commissioned report warns that Heathrow's third runway could cause major adverse health effects for up to three million people, citing noise, pollution, and pressure on services.
67p-a-Day Tablet Stops Night-Time Wee Trips
Jude's CoreCTRL bladder supplement, costing 67p a day, helps women reduce frequent urination. Users report sleeping through the night and regaining confidence.
UK's Worst Drug Shortage as Prices Skyrocket 2100%
A top pharmacist warns of the 'most severe drug shortage on record' in the UK, with common medicine prices soaring up to 2100%, impacting patient safety and pharmacy viability.
Amitriptyline Users: Beach and Car Storage Warning
Millions of UK amitriptyline users are warned to store medication below 25°C as heatwave hits. Check for signs of heat damage to ensure effectiveness.
Kiltmaker Offers to Replace Lost Kilt After Craig Ferguson's Epic Walk
A Glasgow kiltmaker has offered to replace Craig Ferguson's lost kilt after his 3,000-mile walk across the US. The mental health campaigner lost the custom tartan in New York.
Care Home Denies Playing Nursery Rhymes for Hours
Lotus Care rejects CQC report claiming residents endured hours of loud nursery rhymes at Cressington Court, citing resident preference and hearing needs.
Midlife Crisis Overblown, Psychologist Sees Opportunity
Margie Lachman, a lifespan developmental psychologist, argues the midlife crisis is overblown and midlife is actually an opportunity for growth and well-being.
CDC Taps $107m for Ebola Response in DRC and Uganda
The CDC will tap $107m in emergency funding for Ebola response in DRC and Uganda, as cases top 1,000. Global risk remains low despite the outbreak being the third largest on record.
Messi’s Father Hospitalized, Family Asks for Humanity
Lionel Messi’s father, Jorge Messi, is receiving medical treatment for an undisclosed illness. The family asks the media for ‘humanity’ amid rumors.
Flu Outbreak at Texas Air Base After Hegseth Ends Mandatory Vaccines
Nearly 160 recruits at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas have fallen ill with influenza weeks after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made flu vaccination optional.
Bending Forward at Work May Increase Miscarriage Risk
A study of nearly half a million Danish pregnancies found that bending forward at work in early pregnancy may increase miscarriage risk, with each additional hour linked to a 36% higher risk.
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